### plant part | flower:

Spathiphyllum
* are clump growing tropical plants with many stems emerging from the soil
  - excellent foliage plants even without flowers
  - thirsty plants
* come in many varieties and sizes.

### plant part | flower | speedwell:

Common speedwell
* common weed in the eastern states.
* perennial native to both the U.S. and Eurasia.

Spring flower
* Most spring flowers provide nectar.
* are abloom, and cherry orchards fill the air with their fragrant blossoms.
* grow as tall as towers, Eyes itch, and noses twitch when the pollen showers.
* symbolize the freshness and hope of new beginnings.
* turn into crab apple size edible fruits, large inedible seed is said to be poisonous.

### plant part | flower:

Staminate flower
* appear singly or in clusters of two to three at the base of a short, green branch.
* are generally tetramerous, but there is variability
  - home in naked catkins developing from leaf axils of the previous year
  - male flowers, having stamens but no functional female parts
* develop in groups of three at each bract.
* form short clusters and pistillate flowers are crowded into spherical heads.
* have two rings of five stamens each borne on a stalk.
* occur, in which the gynoecium is very small, but the stamens are of normal length.

Strawberry flower
* are most sensitive to frost injury immediately before and during opening.
* become progressively more susceptible to freezing as they develop.
* originate in the crowns of strawberry plants.

Sweet alyssum
* are flowers.
* is an excellent low growing plant useful for edging
  - most commonly available in white, purple and rose
* likes average to poor, well-drained soil and moderate water.
* neat growing plant with a long blooming period.
* sweetly fragrant, low-growing garden annual used for edging.

Tiny flower
* Many tiny flowers produce the crunchy little seeds that give figs their unique texture.
* Most tiny flowers appear in early springs
  - attract butterflies
* Most tiny flowers bloom in early summer
* Most tiny flowers grow in areas
  - grassy areas
  - produce seeds
* Some tiny flowers have twigs.
* show their blooms, and buds swell almost visibly.

Tropical flower
* are naturally long lasting, they are very sturdy, hardy flowers.
* hate bacteria.
* have great line form.

Tuberose
* bloom only once in seven years.
* thrive in sunny spots and bloom in late summer.

Tubular flower
* Most tubular flowers appear in summer
  - attract birds
* Most tubular flowers have odor
  - unpleasant odor
  - produce nectar
* Some tubular flowers develop into seeds.
* help lure pollinators with long beaks and tongues, such as hummingbirds.

### plant part | flower | vervain:

Blue vervain
* begins blooming.
* has more numerous more slender flower spikes that are more blue-purple.

Wallflower
* are bands
* benefit from transplanting while they are young.

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White flower
* Most white flowers appear during springs.
* Most white flowers appear in early springs
  - summer
* Most white flowers bloom in early springs
  - late springs
* Most white flowers have odor
  - petals
  - round petals
  - produce scent
* Some white flowers bloom in autumn
  - early autumn
* accentuate colors of other desert flowers while providing a visual cooling effect.
  - summer, in greater profusion than on most eucalypts
* are abundant in early spring and other seasons when water is plentiful
  - good reflecters of UV light, so they are very prominant to an insect's eyes
  - produced on long leafless stalks
  - recessive to purple flowers
* bloom at night.
  - spring from pink buds
* can be effective in helping blend colors together or to brighten dark comers.
* float on the water's surface.
* occur in clusters at the ends of the branches in summer through to autumn.
* produce edible fruits, and the foliage is yellow to red
* surround bright flowers
  - yellow flowers
* swirl open at night.