polyantha
- noun
- /ˌpɑːliˈænθə/
:
rosa poliantha
- The gardener planted several polyantha bushes along the walkway for a colorful display.
- polyantha roses
Examples
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The garden was full of colorful polyantha roses, displaying their small clusters of flowers beautifully.
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The polyantha rose is known for its vibrant colors.
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Because of its hardiness, the polyantha is a favorite among rose enthusiasts.
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Each spring, the polyantha fills the garden with clusters of pink and white blossoms.
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Many gardeners love to plant polyanthas in their gardens.
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In the spring, the polyantha variety blooms profusely, attracting bees and butterflies.
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Many gardeners prefer polyantha roses for their abundant blossoms and low maintenance.
Compounds
- Specialized
A garden plant made by crossing primroses that has bright clusters of spring flowers
How Floriferous
Surface Forms
Morphology
polyantha = poly + anth
The noun is a botanical label built on the same 'many-flowered' formation, but the specific rose-group sense is specialized.
Etymology
Polyantha as the name for a type of rose comes from Greek poly- 'many' and -antha 'flower', because this rose produces many small flowers in clusters.