ammi
- noun
- /ˈæmi/
- Specialized
- The ammi plant is known for its delicate flowers.
Examples
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Gardeners often plant ammi for its delicate white flowers and feathery leaves.
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The botanist identified several ammi plants growing along the roadside.
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Wild ammi can attract beneficial insects to your garden.
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Many gardeners love to grow ammi in their flower beds.
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The garden was filled with vibrant blooms, including ammi which resembled delicate lace.
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In the wild, ammi can grow up to four feet tall, showcasing its distinct white flowers.
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Botanists studied the ammi plant for its potential uses in herbal medicine.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ammi as a plant name comes from old Latin names used by plant experts for small, white, lace-like flowers; so ammi today means a delicate 'carrot-family' plant like Queen Anne's lace.