The flowers dangle like so many ballet dancers to thrill even the most jaded gardener.

In spring, creamy white flowers dangle from their airy stems; in summer, edible blue fruits cover the plants; in fall, the foliage is a handsome scarlet, and in winter, the red-tinged stems and stalks gleam in cold sunlight.

Matted foliage, flowers, and vines dangled through the opening.

Another possible source for the vernacular name is the fact that the flowers and seedpods can dangle direct from the trunk in a way reminiscent of Judas' suicide.

And if you are wondering what those fuzzy, white caterpillar-like flowers are, dangling from the graceful trees with dark branches and shiny narrow leaves, they are black cherry blossoms, soon to turn to cherries and to be ravaged by squirrels and birds.

At Rutheny's Brook Street Gallery, orchids, day lilies and other lifelike flowers dangle from necklaces and earrings.

Each flower dangles like an upside down pair of clean white pantaloons with a tiny yellow tip at the bottom.

The male flowers are dangling reddish catkins 10-15 cm long in early spring, and female flowers are erect catkins which develop into small, woody, superficially cone-like oval dry fruit 2-3 cm long.

He was still holding my hair ornament by the spine, so that the flowers dangled down above the table, and made no effort to take the package from me when I offered it to him.