golden clematis
- noun
- The nursery recommended golden clematis because of its hardiness and beautiful flowers.
Examples
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I've planted a golden clematis near the pergola for its striking yellow blooms.
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The golden clematis blooms beautifully in the spring.
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The golden clematis added a bright splash of color to the garden fence.
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I planted a golden clematis in my garden last year.
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I've planted a golden clematis near the pergola for its striking yellow blooms.
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The golden clematis added a bright splash of color to the garden fence.
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The nursery recommended golden clematis because of its hardiness and beautiful flowers.
Synonyms
A climbing plant with yellow lantern-shaped flowers that people grow in gardens
Surface Forms
Morphology
The noun phrase is directly compositional: 'golden' describes the color of the 'clematis', so the phrase simply denotes a clematis with golden/yellow flowers. This adjective+noun pattern is a standard, cross-linguistically common modifier structure, so a B1 learner who knows both words can infer the meaning.
Etymology
Golden clematis is a name that creates a simple picture: golden refers to its 'yellow' flowers and clematis is a climbing plant. So the name tells you it is a climbing plant grown for its bright yellow blooms in gardens.