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starflower

[ UK /stˈɑːfla‍ʊɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. common Old World herb having grasslike leaves and clusters of star-shaped white flowers with green stripes; naturalized in the eastern United States

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  • All those from this humble little garden starflower.
  • In the woods, the starflower is blooming and the flower known colloquially as Canadian lily of the valley or wild lily of the valley. A song and an electrifying job
  • The parade of little bulbs includes crocus, winter aconite, dwarf iris (Iris reticulata), puschkinia (Pushkinia libanotica), checkered lilies (Fritillaria meleagris), spring starflower (Ipheion uniflorum), species tulips and grape hyacinth. Suzy Bales: Spring Bulbs: Nature's Wonders
  • The parade of little bulbs includes crocus, winter aconite, dwarf iris (Iris reticulata), puschkinia (Pushkinia libanotica), checkered lilies (Fritillaria meleagris), spring starflower (Ipheion uniflorum), species tulips and grape hyacinth. Suzy Bales: Spring Bulbs: Nature's Wonders
  • Yllin paused a moment by a starflower bush to let us catch up. Promise of the Wolves
  • Evening primrose oil and starflower oil supplements can help too.
  • The small, lavender-blue pincushions of S. stellata, known as starflower, ripen into coral-like bronze seedheads, perfect for drying.
  • Borage oil is used to fortify infant foodstuffs with essential fatty acid and is available over the counter in chemists and in health food shops, where it is sold as ‘starflower oil.’
  • The bright spring day shone reassuringly on columbine and starflower. The Welkening
  • Other plants that fit with the same disjunct pattern are clustered lady's slipper, white shooting-star, broadleaf starflower, evergreen violet, Henderson's sedge, and crinkle-awn fescue.
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