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prince's feather

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prince's feather (prnsz)
n.
1. A tall plant (Polygonum orientale) of Asia and Australia, having hairy stems, broadly ovate leaves, and long spikes of pink or rose flowers.
2. Either of two plants (Amaranthus hybridus var. erythrostachys or A. cruentus) having reddish foliage and dense panicles of brownish-red flowers.
prince's feather
n
1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Plants) an amaranthaceous garden plant, Amaranthus hybridus hypochondriacus, with spikes of bristly brownish-red flowers
2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Plants) a tall tropical polygonaceous plant, Polygonum orientale, with hanging spikes of pink flowers
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As part of the project the farmers will provide work placements for nine youngsters, aged 16-25, from the Prince's Trust, who will also attend Gelli Aur agricultural college Launching the initiative at Welshpool during the Prince's visit to Wales, M&S said it will promote the scheme in-store from July 4, with the Prince's feathers on packs of lamb.
Prince backs campaign; FARM & COUNTRY by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Images released showed the original date '8th April 2005' printed on the reverse under the prince's feathers.
Hoping to make a mint from switch by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
The English bone china pieces, available in white or blue, feature entwined letter Cs surmounted by the Prince's Feathers of the Heir Apparent.
Tankards for royal wedding by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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