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Consolida

Consolida

9.9
A group of flowering plants like larkspur that often have blue or purple flowers
  • noun
  • Specialized
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  • Dried Consolida flowers are often used in ornamental arrangements because of their vibrant hue.

Examples

  • Many botanists debate whether Consolida should remain a separate genus or be merged with Delphinium.

  • The gardener planted several Consolida species alongside the roses for a burst of blue and purple color.

  • The Consolida flowers bloom beautifully in spring.

  • Have you seen the Consolidas in the garden?

  • The Consolida species, known for its vibrant blue flowers, thrives in sunny gardens.

  • Gardeners often choose Consolida plants for their delicate appearance and ease of care.

  • In many botanical studies, Consolida is highlighted for its relation to larkspur.

Compounds

Consolida ambigua
  • Specialized
9.9

A garden plant that has tall spikes of blue, purple, or pink flowers

Surface Forms

Consolida singular
Consolidas plural
Consolidæ singular

Etymology

Consolida comes from a Latin word like consolidate, which means 'to make whole' or 'to strengthen'. A helpful way to remember the plant name is to think these flowers were once used as healing herbs, so the name suits a genus of flowering plants.