bouvardia
- noun
- /buˈvɑrdɪə/
- Specialized
- She chose bouvardia for the centerpiece because of its delicate, tubular flowers.
Examples
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Bright pink bouvardia bloomed in the garden throughout the summer.
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The bouvardia bloomed beautifully in the garden.
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The florist recommended adding bouvardia to the bouquet for a touch of elegance.
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I bought a bouvardia plant for my living room.
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The garden was vibrant with the bright flowers of bouvardia, attracting butterflies all summer.
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In her floral arrangement, she included bouvardia for its unique tubular shape and rich colors.
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Many homeowners choose bouvardia for their gardens because of its stunning floral clusters and ease of care.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bouvardia is the name of a flowering plant that was named after a French plant scientist called Bouvard. Because people used his name for the flower, the word now refers to this elegant tropical garden plant with small, tube-shaped blooms.