gerardia
- noun
- Specialized
- In the meadow, the vibrant gerardia attracted numerous bees and butterflies.
And they test for Gerardia and so far it's away from everything so much that it's clean.
- And they test for Gerardia and so far it's away from everything so much that it's clean.
Examples
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During our hike, we spotted rare gerardia blooming near the riverbank.
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The gardener planted several gerardia to enhance the beauty of the flowerbed.
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And they test for Gerardia and so far it's away from everything so much that it's clean.
Compounds
- Specialized
A North American annual plant with many stems and dark golden-yellow flowers like a foxglove
- Specialized
A North American plant that lives for many years and has bright yellow, bell-like flowers
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gerardia comes from the name Gerard plus the Latin ending -ia meaning 'belonging to', so it originally meant 'Gerard's plant'. That's why gerardia is the name for a group of flowering plants.