Sweet William
dianthus barbatus latin

But for that matter, how did they know Sweet William wasn't a girl himself?

Sweet William appeared to be taking a perverse pleasure in his role.

Sweet William grasped hopelessly at the spot where she had stood.

Another common name for this shark is "sweet William".

It's not too early to start annuals like sweet william and viola.

"Sweet William, with a little more restraint than he usually shows, demanded to know what all this meant.

Others, such as sweet william and hollyhocks were grown entirely for their beauty.

Then came daisies, peonies, sweet william and other plants I am still too green to name.

Saponins were found in sweet william, but there has been little followup.

"Sweet William" (a minor hit) was lifted from the album.

The flower sweet William was named after the latter in England.

The teasing edge of Sweet William's normal tone was gone.

Orlando rejoined the line at the back, just behind Sweet William.

"Her roses are all out and that bed of Sweet William is a sight by daylight."

Sweet William, too, glanced at Renie with something like surprise.

In the Victorian language of flowers, sweet william symbolizes gallantry.

A sweet william that will come back and come back, its donor said.

A quick poll revealed that Sweet William's question had been largely rhetorical.

Sweet William went first, and with surprising dignity.

Save seeds from your favorite flowers, like hollyhocks, sweet William and poppies.

Everyone turned to look; all saw Sweet William's black-painted eyes flutter open.

I had a bunch of sweet william on the coffee table in my living room, and mountain laurel in the fireplace.

Sweet William serves a high tea every Wednesday and Sunday.

"You put on a good show, ducky," said Sweet William cheerfully.

Sweet William swept his cloak back over his shoulder.

Dianthus barbatus (I)

Now (and up to early summer), is an excellent time to sow seeds of sweet William (Dianthus barbatus), and also wallflowers.

Sweet william (Dianthus barbatus) and Canterbury bells, a biennial member of the bellflower family that produces spikes of cup-shaped flowers in shades of pink, blue and white, are best planted from seedlings, which should be started about six weeks before your first frost date.