Sentences with DEVIL-S-FLAX
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"The devil's flax plant has bright yellow flowers."
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"Some people confuse devil's flax with other types of flax plants."
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"The leaves of devil's flax are narrow and green."
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"The devil's flax plant can grow up to 2 feet tall."
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"Gardeners often try to remove devil's flax from their flower beds."
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"The devil's flax weed is also known as Linum tenuifolium."
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"Be cautious when handling devil's flax as it may cause skin irritation."
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"The devil's flax plant prefers full sun and well-drained soil."
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"Removing devil's flax from a garden requires persistence."
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"Birds sometimes eat the seeds of devil's flax and spread them to new areas."
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"In some cultures, devil's flax is considered a symbol of bad luck."
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"The stalk of devil's flax is slender and upright."
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"If left unchecked, devil's flax can smother other plants in a garden."
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"The devil's flax is a flowering herbaceous plant that is native to Europe and Asia."
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"The bright yellow flowers of the devil's flax can be quite striking in meadows and grasslands."
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"Farmers often consider the devil's flax as a weed due to its invasive nature."
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"The dried seeds of the devil's flax can be used to make natural dyes."
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"The devil's flax is known for its strong taproot, which helps it survive in various soil conditions."
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"Bees are attracted to the flowers of the devil's flax as a source of nectar."
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"The devil's flax is often used in traditional medicine for its alleged diuretic properties."
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"Some people believe that the devil's flax has mystical powers and use it in rituals."
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"The devil's flax can adapt to both dry and moist environments."
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"Despite its name, the devil's flax is harmless and poses no actual threat."
