Translation of "Blütenrispen" in English

Buds light crimson, flowers crimson-pink, panicles large, wide and dense.

Bells in panicles, creme-coloured, June-July.

Special Features: Deep violet-blue, narrow blossom panicles, dark stems.

Buds dark pink, flowers light purple, panicles slenderly conical.

Buds greenish yellow, flowers light yellow, panicles slender, small.

Bell-shaped, pure white flowers appear in spring.

In summer, Dusky Maiden produces pink flower panicles.

Little Spooky has full, round flower panicles with white flowers.

The flower clusters are considerably larger than those of the comparable 'Limelight'.

Hydrangea Skyfall is a beautiful hydrangea with very large flower clusters.

Amaranthus caudatus has for example, hanging, crimson red or light green flower plumes.

Buds dark purple, flowers blue, panicles slender and long.

The panicles form numerous yellowish buds which become crimson pink on opening.

White, downy panicles, 2-3 cm long, end of April/ May.

Buds pink, flowers snow-white, appearing, two-tone panicles very long, slenderly conical.

The flower spikes of primrose petals 4 each include a yellow tint and are suffering and large sizes.

They develop from the blossom-panicles and grow like grapes in clusters with about 30 individual fruits.

Buds crimson-red, flowers light crimson-red, pink when withering, panicles dense and wide.

Aerides rosea, an orchid from Southeast Asia with long flower spikes and very numerous white to pink flowers.

A small to medium sized, dry deciduous tree native to dry forest in Madagascar with a thick, swollen trunk reminiscent of a baobab, a rounded crown and dense tufts of greenish yellow flowers.

From July to September the stems are crowned with racemose panicles composed of numerous inconspicuous drooping yellow heads.

It produces 5 tall flower spikes with up to 7 large, intensely scarlet orange to red or variously coloured, hooded flowers with a bright yellow throat.

Any of several mainly Mediterranean plants of the genera Asphodeline and Asphodelus in the lily family, having linear leaves and elongate clusters of white, pink or yellow flowers.

When everything was gray and dreary and I was stuck for ideas, I would go for a winter walk through the fields and bring home some of the objects I found on my way: bare twigs with shriveled up berries, dried hortensia panicles, and birch fruit, which was still clinging to the thin twigs, long after fall had passed.

The work of breeder Guido Rouwette was also difficult: developing a strong paniculata with huge, dense flower plumes on strong stems.

Blooms with red-purple flower panicles, in the first year from August, then in June-July in subsequent years.

Large, loose, upright, creamy, terminal panicles, end of May – June (July), flowering later than other lilacs, fragrant, best flowering in full sun.