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flower stalk

NOUN
  1. erect leafless flower stalk growing directly from the ground as in a tulip

How To Use flower stalk In A Sentence

  • The flower stalks do coil suggestively like serpents.
  • The fragrant flower heads can be trimmed off and saved, but cut off the flower stalk plus two or three pairs of leaves. The Sun
  • In early summer, foot-long flower stalks poke above the mounds of leaves.
  • As the large, loose clusters of tiny greenish flower blossoms fade, the flower stalks get longer and by midsummer are covered with fuzzy purple or pink hairs.
  • I did end up with the tall astilbe, did not cut the flower stalk off and made it through two flights, security and the drive home still intact. Plants And Pals From Buffa10 « Fairegarden
  • Long, leggy flower stalks indicate insufficient light.
  • The flower stalks must have been three feet tall and the heads were enormous. A Patchwork Garden: Unexpected Pleasures from a Country Garden
  • The flower stalks must have been three feet tall and the heads were enormous. A Patchwork Garden: Unexpected Pleasures from a Country Garden
  • Many of last year's perennials still have dead flower stalks pointing skyward.
  • In early summer, foot-long flower stalks poke above the mounds of leaves.
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