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| − | |A | + | |A Rose is a '''garden flower''' with red petals. |
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| − | |A | + | |A Sunflower is a '''garden flower''' that grows at the end of a very long stem. |
| − | |A | + | |A Daffodil is a yellow '''garden flower''' that grows from a bulb. |
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Latest revision as of 18:58, 7 April 2019
Key Stage 1
Meaning
A garden flower is a flower that is planted and grown by humans.
About Garden Flowers
- Some garden flowers are grown for their beauty.
- Some garden flowers are grown because they smell sweet.
Examples
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| A Rose is a garden flower with red petals. | Different Tulips can have different coloured petals. |
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| A Sunflower is a garden flower that grows at the end of a very long stem. | A Daffodil is a yellow garden flower that grows from a bulb. |