daisybush
- noun
- Australian
:
arbusto margarita
- She planted a daisybush in her backyard for its year-round foliage and profusion of blossoms.
Examples
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Several daisybushes lined the path, their purple flowers brightening the winter landscape.
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The daisybush is a popular choice for gardeners seeking evergreen shrubs with vibrant blooms.
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The daisybush blooms beautifully in spring.
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She planted several daisybushes in her garden.
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Several daisybushes lined the path, their purple flowers brightening the winter landscape.
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She planted a daisybush in her backyard for its year-round foliage and profusion of blossoms.
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The daisybush is a popular choice for gardeners seeking evergreen shrubs with vibrant blooms.
Synonyms
A small bush with green leaves all year and daisy-like flowers
An evergreen shrub with many daisy-like flowers and sometimes fragrant leaves grown in gardens
A group of evergreen shrubs or small trees from Australia with daisy-like flowers
Compounds
- New Zealand
A bushy shrub from New Zealand with groups of fragrant white flowers
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Daisybush is simply daisy + bush, naming a bush covered in daisy-like flowers. The word daisy comes from the old idea of a 'day's eye' because the flower opens in daylight, so a daisybush is a bush known for bright, daisy-style blooms.
