Hamelia
- noun
- /həˈmiːliə/
- Specialized
- The bright red flowers of Hamelia attract hummingbirds in tropical gardens.
Examples
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Several species of Hamelia are popular as ornamental plants in warm climates.
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He specializes in the cultivation of Hamelia for botanical gardens.
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The Hamelia plant is known for its vibrant flowers.
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Many gardeners choose Hamelias for their gardens.
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Several species of Hamelia are popular as ornamental plants in warm climates.
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The bright red flowers of Hamelia attract hummingbirds in tropical gardens.
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Many gardeners choose Hamelia for their gardens due to its vibrant blooms.
Compounds
- Specialized
A tropical bush with bright orange-red flowers that attract butterflies and hummingbirds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hamelia is a plant name made from a person's name, likely 'Hamel', plus the Latin ending -ia which means 'belonging to', like in Gardenia. So Hamelia means 'Hamel's plant', which is why the name is used for a group of similar tropical flowering shrubs.