petunias in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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petunia [Am pəˈt(j)unjə, Brit pɪˈtjuːnɪə] N

petunia

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get that dog away from my petunias!

¡quita or saca a ese perro de mis petunias!

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petunias in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for petunias in the English»Spanish Dictionary

petunia [pɪˈtju:niə, Am pəˈtu:njə] N

petunia

petunia f

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Of all the petunias these have the widest variety of forms and colours but are the most likely to be damaged by heavy rain.

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Flowers grown by the local people in the yard typically include various species of roses, hyacinths, tulips, peonies, cranesbills and petunias, as well as vine and ivy for shade.

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The company will unveil a trio of colour-themed petunias, along with several other collections of plants aimed specifically at those wanting to mark both occasions.

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With my porch and my pillow, my pretty purple petunias.

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Most petunias are diploid with 14 chromosomes and are interfertile with other petunia species.

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Petunias can be cultivated in hanging baskets.

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As soon as all risk of frost has passed, pelargoniums, lobelia, stocks, petunias, verbena, fuchsias and begonias can go outside.

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Petunias can tolerate relatively harsh conditions and hot climates.

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Annuals such as nasturtiums, petunias, portulaca, cosmos, et cetera, live their entire life cycle out in less than a year.

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Before the festival, volunteers plant thousands of pink petunias all along the main streets.

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