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Leucadendron

Leucadendron

9.9
Trees and bushes with silvery leaves and showy top flowers from southern Africa
  • noun
  • /ˌluːkəˈdɛndron/
  • Specialized
translation icon : leucadendro
  • The garden features several varieties of Leucadendron known for their striking foliage.

Examples

  • Many florists use Leucadendron stems in bouquets for their unique silvery appearance.

  • A single Leucadendron can bring dramatic color to the landscape in winter.

  • The Leucadendron tree is known for its striking flowers.

  • Many gardeners love the Leucadendron for its unique appearance.

  • The gardener selected a leucadendron for its unique silvery leaves and bright flowers.

  • In the native garden, the leucadendron thrived with its vibrant colors attracting various pollinators.

  • As spring arrived, the leucadendron bloomed beautifully, showcasing its stunning floral displays.

Compounds

Leucadendron argenteum
  • South African
9.9

A small South African tree with long silvery leaves called the silver tree

Surface Forms

Leucadendron singular
Leucadendrons plural

Etymology

Leucadendron comes from Greek parts leukos 'white' and dendron 'tree'. So, think 'white tree' — that image helps you remember it is a plant with pale, silvery leaves and noticeable flowers.