Brachycome
- noun
- /ˈbrækɪˌkoʊm/
- Specialized
- Many species of Brachycome are native to Australia and thrive in well-drained soil.
Examples
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She planted a row of Brachycome along the edge of her flower bed for added color.
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The Brachycome is popular in gardens for its delicate, long-lasting blooms.
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The Brachycome blooms beautifully in spring.
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Many gardeners love Brachycome for its vibrant colors.
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Many species of Brachycome are native to Australia and thrive in well-drained soil.
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She planted a row of Brachycome along the edge of her flower bed for added color.
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The Brachycome is popular in gardens for its delicate, long-lasting blooms.
Synonyms
A group of mostly Australian small plants with daisy-like flower heads
Compounds
- Specialized
A small annual plant from Western Australia with daisy-like flowers in white, blue, or purple
- Specialized
A group of mostly Australian small plants with daisy-like flower heads
Surface Forms
Etymology
Brachycome comes from Greek parts brachy- meaning 'short' and -come meaning 'hair'. A helpful way to remember the name is to think of a small, daisy-like plant with short, hair-like petals or seed hairs, which fits the plant's appearance.