"wall-flower" meaning in English

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          "text": "A polypetalous corolla is either cruciform, as in a wall-flower, rosaceous, papilionaceous, as in the pea kind, or incomplete, when some parts found in analogous flowers are wanting.",
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          "ref": "1829, Alaric Alexander Watts, The Poetical Album: And Register of Modern Fugitive Poetry:",
          "text": "The wall-flower—the wall-flower! How beautiful it blooms' It gleams above the ruined tower, Like sunlight over tombs;",
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          "ref": "1835, Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna, The Christian Lady’s magazine, page 2:",
          "text": "The upper part of the wall was more gaudily attired, in all the variations of green moss, yellow and blue creepers, and the dark red of the wall-flower.",
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          "text": "A polypetalous corolla is either cruciform, as in a wall-flower, rosaceous, papilionaceous, as in the pea kind, or incomplete, when some parts found in analogous flowers are wanting.",
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