| While nobody can deny their omnipresence, they are popular for good reason: easy to grow, floriferous and dependable. |
| Eventually the entire floriferous plant, now enormous, was shifted to a traditional wooden planter known as a sekidai. |
| Subsequent displays have been less floriferous, but nevertheless welcome, especially as the flowers are such a beautiful rich orange. |
| Increasing popularity for planting in urban gardens has resulted in the careful selection of particularly floriferous cultivars for supply to the ornamental gardening market. |
| If your garden is densely planted with very floriferous plants, you can fertilize every 60 days. |
| They aren't as floriferous as their relatives, but when they do flower, it's a treat. |
