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Ammobium

Ammobium

9.9
A small Australian plant with papery daisy-like flowers used in dried arrangements
  • noun
  • Specialized
: Ammobium
  • The silver foliage and bright blooms make Ammobium a favorite in dried flower arrangements.

Examples

  • Native to Australia, Ammobium thrives in well-drained sandy soils.

  • Gardeners appreciate Ammobium for its resilience and low maintenance needs.

  • The Ammobium flowers bloom beautifully in the spring.

  • Many gardeners love Ammobium for its unique appearance.

  • Gardeners appreciate Ammobium for its resilience and low maintenance needs.

  • The silver foliage and bright blooms make Ammobium a favorite in dried flower arrangements.

  • Native to Australia, Ammobium thrives in well-drained sandy soils.

Compounds

Ammobium alatum
  • Specialized
9.9

A long-lived Australian plant with silvery-white flowers and yellow centers

Surface Forms

Ammobium singular
Ammobiums plural

Etymology

Ammobium comes from Greek parts ammos meaning 'sand' and bios meaning 'life', and the bio part is the same as in biology. So, Ammobium is like 'sand life', a plant that loves sandy soil and has the papery flowers gardeners dry and keep.