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Reflower

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Re`flow´er    (rē`flou´ẽr)
v. i. & t.1.To flower, or cause to flower, again.
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There is also a tough petunia called Tidal Waves which reflowers quickly after rain.
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To ensure that bulbs reflower after their first year in your garden or pots, leaves should be left to wither completely before being removed.
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