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Eustoma

Eustoma

9.3
A flowering plant with rose-like, bell-shaped flowers often grown in gardens
  • noun
  • /juˈstɑːmə/
  • Specialized
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  • The florist included several stems of Eustoma in the arrangement to add elegance.

Examples

  • Gardeners prize Eustoma for its long-lasting blooms and vibrant colors.

  • Eustoma is often cultivated for its attractive, rose-like flowers.

  • The Eustoma blooms beautifully in the summer.

  • I love the color of Eustomas in my garden.

  • The garden was filled with vibrant eustomas, attracting many butterflies and bees.

  • She arranged a beautiful bouquet that included eustomas in shades of purple and pink.

  • Eustomas bloom in the summer, adding color and elegance to any landscape.

Compounds

Eustoma grandiflorum
  • Specialized
9.9

A wildflower that grows in moist grasslands with large bell-shaped blue or purple flowers

Surface Forms

Eustoma singular
Eustomas plural

Etymology

Eustoma comes from Greek parts eu- meaning 'good' and stoma meaning 'mouth'. So the name literally says 'good mouth' and helps you remember the plant by its beautiful, open flower, the pretty 'mouth' of petals that makes Eustoma a popular choice for bouquets.