71.   Come winter, its coppery flowers are a translucent chestnut brown.

72.   Danny asked if the flowers were real.

73.   Diploid male flowers are the fathers of the seedless children.

74.   Does one usually cut the stems off after the flowers are gone?

75.   Dried flowers were on display.

76.   Each flower is tubular, two inches long and emerges velvety purple-blue from ocher suedelike caps, then fades to a pale lilac.

77.   Edible flowers are widely available.

78.   Even in mid-September, the flowers were abundant.

79.   Everywhere, bright flowers are a reminder that the dead are not forgotten.

80.   Fewer birds interrupted the silence and blooming flowers were rare.