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Doronicum

Doronicum

9.9
A plant that lives for several years with bright yellow flowers like a daisy
  • noun
  • /dəˈrɒnɪkəm/
  • Specialized
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  • Several species of Doronicum are popular in gardens for their bright spring flowers.

Examples

  • The botanist identified the plant as a member of the Doronicum genus.

  • The Doronicum blooms beautifully in the spring.

  • Doronicum grows best in cool, moist soils with partial sunlight.

  • Many gardeners love the Doronicum for its vibrant color.

  • The Doronicum plant blooms in early spring, showcasing bright yellow, daisy-like flowers.

  • Gardeners often choose Doronicum for its striking appearance and ability to thrive in shady areas.

  • Known as leopard's bane, Doronicum adds vibrant color to herbal gardens with its cheerful petals.

Synonyms

leopard's-bane
vsDoronicum
9.6

A garden plant with bright yellow flowers like a daisy

is the botanical genus name rather than a garden term
leopardbane
vsDoronicum
9.9

A garden plant with long stems and bright yellow flowers that grows each year

is the broader genus term not limited to cultivated long stems
wolf's bane
vsDoronicum
  • UK
9.9

A poisonous plant with broad rounded leaves and yellow flowers

is the general genus description without implying toxicity

Surface Forms

Doronicum singular
Doronicums plural

Etymology

Doronicum may come from the Greek word doron meaning 'gift'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the plant's bright yellow, daisy-like flowers as a 'gift' to the garden, which explains the name.