mist-flower
- noun
- Specialized
:
flor de neblina
- The garden was dotted with beautiful mist-flower blooms that attracted butterflies.
Examples
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In late summer, the vibrant blue clusters of the mist-flower brightened the meadow.
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She planted a row of mist-flower along the edge of her walkway for a splash of blue.
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The mist-flower blooms beautifully in the summer.
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I saw a mist-flower while hiking in the woods.
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In late summer, the vibrant blue clusters of the mist-flower brightened the meadow.
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She planted a row of mist-flower along the edge of her walkway for a splash of blue.
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The garden was dotted with beautiful mist-flower blooms that attracted butterflies.
Synonyms
A plant that spreads through underground roots and has bright blue flowers in late summer
A plant that lives for many years with large bright blue flower heads that attract butterflies
A flowering plant with clusters of bright blue flowers that attract bees and butterflies
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word mist-flower comes from the English parts mist and flower. The plant's many small pale-blue blooms form large clusters that look like a soft 'mist' or 'cloud', so the name describes this showy blue-flowered plant.
