Kennedya
- noun
- Australian
- The Kennedya vines thrived in the Australian botanical garden, adding a splash of red among the greenery.
Examples
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Several species of Kennedya are cultivated for their attractive, brightly colored flowers.
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Botanists documented a new type of Kennedya growing wild in Western Australia.
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Look at the Kennedya!
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The Kennedya plant thrives in warm climates.
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Several species of Kennedya are cultivated for their attractive, brightly colored flowers.
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Botanists documented a new type of Kennedya growing wild in Western Australia.
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The Kennedya vines thrived in the Australian botanical garden, adding a splash of red among the greenery.
Synonyms
A group of Australian climbing plants with bright red or purple pea-like flowers
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kennedya is a plant name made from the surname Kennedy plus the name-ending -a that people use to make names for a 'group of plants', and it honors a person called 'Kennedy', which is why the name refers to that group of Australian vines with bright, showy flowers.