Adenophora
- proper noun
- Specialized
- She planted Adenophora along the garden path to add a splash of blue color.
Examples
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The Adenophora species thrive in well-drained soils across Eurasia.
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Many gardeners appreciate Adenophora for its delicate, bell-shaped flowers in summer.
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The garden is filled with beautiful Adenophora plants.
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Have you seen the Adenophora blooming this spring?
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The garden was filled with beautiful Adenophora plants, their purple bell-shaped flowers attracting many bees.
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During the summer walk, we admired the stunning Adenophora blooming near the pathway, showcasing their vibrant blue flowers.
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In Eurasia, many traditional gardens feature Adenophora because of their delicate and attractive bell-shaped blossoms.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Adenophora comes from Greek parts aden- meaning 'gland' and -phora meaning 'bearing'. The name 'gland-bearing' is a handy memory because these bell-shaped blue or purple flowers were named for small glands on the plant.