Erigeron
- noun
- /ˌɛrɪˈdʒɪrɒn/
- Specialized
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Erigerón
- Some traditional remedies use Erigeron for its supposed medicinal properties.
Examples
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Several species of Erigeron thrive in rocky soils and sunny locations.
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The Erigeron plant blooms beautifully in summer.
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The garden featured a bright patch of Erigeron along the pathway.
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Many gardeners love Erigeron for its vibrant flowers.
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Several species of Erigeron thrive in rocky soils and sunny locations.
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The garden featured a bright patch of Erigeron along the pathway.
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Many gardeners love Erigeron for its vibrant flowers.
Synonyms
A small daisy-like plant with yellow or white flowers often seen as a weed
Compounds
- Specialized
A small wildflower with thin white or pink petals and a yellow center
- Specialized
A small wildflower like a daisy that usually has purple petals and comes back each year
- Specialized
A daisy-like wildflower with many thin pink, lavender, or white petals
- Specialized
A small wildflower like a daisy with pale blue flowers that often grows as a weed
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A small wild plant with white daisy-like flowers that grows in fields and roadsides
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A low plant that grows in mats and has flowers with many orange-yellow petals
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A tall weed from North America that lives for one year and has narrow leaves and small yellow flower heads
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A bushy wildflower from western North America with hairy leaves and single heads with narrow white, pink, or purple petals
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A small coastal plant that lives several years with sticky stems and narrow pink or lavender flowers
How Broad
Surface Forms
Etymology
Erigeron comes from Greek roots erion 'wool' and geron 'old man'. That's because the plant's white, fluffy seed heads look like an old man's woolly beard, so the name helps you remember this daisy-like herb.
