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deutzia

deutzia

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A flowering bush with groups of white or pink flowers in spring
  • noun
  • /dɪˈuːtsiə/
: deutzia
  • The deutzia in our garden blooms with delicate white flowers every spring.

Examples

  • She planted a deutzia hedge along the path for its attractive pink blossoms.

  • The gardener recommended deutzia for its resilience and beautiful clusters of flowers.

  • The deutzia blooms beautifully in the spring.

  • I planted a deutzia in my garden last year.

  • She planted a deutzia hedge along the path for its attractive pink blossoms.

  • The deutzia in our garden blooms with delicate white flowers every spring.

  • The gardener recommended deutzia for its resilience and beautiful clusters of flowers.

Surface Forms

deutzia singular
deutzias plural

Etymology

The word deutzia is the name of a flowering shrub and comes from the surname Deutz, a European plant collector or supporter who helped early botanists. That's why these pretty shrubs were given the name deutzia — to honour the person who helped bring their plants to science.