Aeonium
- noun
- /iˈoʊniəm/
- Specialized
- She carefully arranged several Aeonium varieties on her windowsill to create a beautiful display.
OK, so Aeonium is going to go in this one and these ones.
- OK, so Aeonium is going to go in this one and these ones.
Examples
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So here we have an Aeonium varigata that is a beauty.
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There's some Cenicio, There's a beautiful Aeonium, gorgeous, and there's some really sweet look at this one.
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The Aeonium plants in my garden thrive in bright sunlight and require little water.
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This Aeonium has stunning rosettes of fleshy green leaves that add a touch of elegance to the room.
Compounds
- Specialized
A small plant that lives many years with round groups of thick leaves like pinwheels
Surface Forms
Etymology
Aeonium comes from the Greek word aionios meaning 'eternal' or 'long-lasting', and you can see the same root in the English word eon for a very long time. That's why Aeonium is a good name for these succulents: their tight circles of thick leaves often last and look fresh for many years.