1.   You know those white flowers have died.

2.   Because the flower never died and may well live for time immemorial, given the hairy-chested state of the contempory game.

3.   Before the flowers died, the twigs began to grow roots and put out delicate, thin, spring green leaves.

4.   Of course, if you make too big a cut, you shut off the flow of nutrients completely and the flower will die.

5.   She throws out some fertilizer occasionally, and a relative uses a hand mover to cut back the tops toward the end of June when the flowers have died.

6.   So, as we watch our grass and flowers die, let our spirits be lifted by the good and noble battle now under way across the Pond.

7.   The flowers die that same day.

8.   After the flowers die, the thickly branched bushes play useful roles as screens and windbreaks.

9.   And with Whitman I truly grieve when, each year, the flowers die.

10.   As flowers die, the plant spends its energy manufacturing seeds and this requires a lot of energy and nutrients.