flat-growing
- adjective
- Specialized
- The flat-growing juniper is perfect for ground cover in gardens.
Examples
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The flat-growing plant spreads beautifully across the garden.
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I love how flat-growing succulents fill the space without taking up much height.
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Many weeds have a flat-growing habit, making them hard to remove.
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She prefers flat-growing plants along the edge of the pathway.
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Many weeds have a flat-growing habit, making them hard to remove.
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The flat-growing juniper is perfect for ground cover in gardens.
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I love how flat-growing succulents fill the space without taking up much height.
Synonyms
Plants that grow close to the ground and are short
A plant that grows very close to the ground and spreads out
Antonyms
How Low
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flat-growing is made from the simple English parts flat 'level' and growing 'getting bigger', so picture a plant that spreads like a carpet across the ground. That's why it means a plant that stays low and spreads out instead of rising up.