pasqueflower
- noun
- /ˈpæskwəˌflaʊər/
- US
:
flor de pascua
Examples
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The spring beauty comes complete, and the pasqueflower.
Fiction book (1993) -
In early spring, the vibrant pasqueflower blooms can be seen dotting the meadows.
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Gardeners often choose pasqueflower for its stunning purple flowers during the spring season.
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The pasqueflower is known for its delicate petals that emerge as the snow melts.
Synonyms
A small plant that grows every year and has bell-shaped flowers in spring
A small plant that blooms in early spring with purple or white showy flowers
A European plant that lives many years with violet or white spring flowers and feathery leaves
A small European plant that grows every year with violet or white flowers in spring
A small European plant with violet or white flowers that bloom in spring
A short hairy plant that comes back each year with blue-violet spring flowers
A short hairy plant from North America and Siberia with blue-violet spring flowers
A short, hairy plant that comes back every year and has blue-violet or lilac flowers in early spring
A short hairy plant with blue-violet or lilac flowers in early spring
A short, hairy plant from North America that lives more than one year and has blue-violet spring flowers
A short hairy plant with blue-violet or lilac flowers that blooms in early spring
A mountain flower from western North America that blooms in spring
A small wild flower that comes back every year in western North America
A plant that lives many years in western North America with large hairy white flowers
Compounds
A small European plant with violet or white flowers that bloom in spring
A plant that lives many years in western North America with large hairy white flowers
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pasqueflower comes from an old word pasque, which means 'Easter'. So it is an 'Easter flower' because this plant opens its bright blooms in early spring around that time.
