How To Use Yellow trumpet In A Sentence

The darling yellow trumpets are thrusting up in fir and birch woods across Scotland for our delight. Times, Sunday Times
Sure enough, early the next summer, the spiraea's fluffy white flowers bloomed in concert with the daylily's clear yellow trumpets.
There were plenty of fish: blue-striped grunts, moray eels, butterflyfish, bright yellow trumpetfish and multi-coloured wrasse.
Hybrids include ‘Tete-a-Tete’ up to 20 cm high with long lasting deep yellow flowers, ‘Jack Snipe’ and ‘February Silver’ both with white petals and yellow trumpets and ‘Beryl’ with primrose petals and orange trumpet.
Sure enough, early the next summer, the spiraea's fluffy white flowers bloomed in concert with the daylily's clear yellow trumpets.

It's a member of the daffodil family, but looks much more delicate than the big yellow trumpet daffodils you see in people's yards in the spring.
An angel hovered over their heads, blowing a yellow trumpet.
There were plenty of fish: blue-striped grunts, moray eels, butterflyfish, bright yellow trumpetfish and multi-coloured wrasse.
Everywhere I went, there were daffodils - a million yellow trumpets saluting the arrival of the brand new season, smiling up at the clear blue sky and the bright cool sunshine above them.
The yellow trumpets should be grown in a bright place, with direct sunlight.
An angel hovered over their heads, blowing a yellow trumpet.
The darling yellow trumpets are thrusting up in fir and birch woods across Scotland for our delight. Times, Sunday Times
The darling yellow trumpets are thrusting up in fir and birch woods across Scotland for our delight. Times, Sunday Times
The yellow trumpet flower is known to campesinos as retama, jamoncillos, jarilla or esperanza. Wildflower hunting in Durango
For a full century, King Alfred has set the standard for yellow trumpet daffodils.
The yellow trumpets should be preferably located in a place where it can have at least a few hours a day of direct solar light.
The darling yellow trumpets are thrusting up in fir and birch woods across Scotland for our delight. Times, Sunday Times