begonias

I have dappled morning begonias, one of which is in bloom while another is … not doing so well.

If everyday people faint in front of begonias, it's not the begonia.

What happens if you put in begonias and they wanted daisies?

The Grateful Dead do have a copyright to the entirety of the lyrics to Scarlett Begonias and can control various kinds of uses of the the lyrics.

My begonias, however, which are supposed to have a bright multicolored foliage as their main feature, come out looking about as impressive as cabbage under purple lights.

If you think that was my point, then my words flew past my meaning and landed in your begonias (this being my Greek tutor's euphemism for that thing that sometimes happens in translations).

I recently became enamored with begonias.

Fair enough, a better comparison might be that my "begonias for everyone to view" yard has a stranger say "when are you going to get bigger begonias?" The response is then the same.

You can't copyright "the sky was blue" (Scarlett Begonias, the Grateful Dead) and actually prohibit others from using the phrase.

If a stranger drives through my neighborhood and asks "when are you going to plant begonias?

I drive through here all the time but I want to see begonias", a fine response is "if you want to pay for some begonias, I'll plant them!

These are not the usual lot who piss on your prized Begonias.

I’ve had the opening bass slide down that kicks off Scarlet Begonias/Cornell 1977 (I was a child lol) stuck in my head for days, my god what that must have felt like to see live.