rockfoil
- noun
- /ˈrɑkˌfɔɪl/
- She planted rockfoil in the cracks of her stone wall, where it thrived.
Examples
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The alpine garden was filled with various types of rockfoil nestled between the stones.
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Many species of rockfoil display delicate white or pink flowers in spring.
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Look at that rockfoil!
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What a lovely rockfoil!
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Many species of rockfoil display delicate white or pink flowers in spring.
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The alpine garden was filled with various types of rockfoil nestled between the stones.
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She planted rockfoil in the cracks of her stone wall, where it thrived.
Synonyms
A small plant that grows in cracks in rocks and in rock gardens
A low plant that grows in rocky mountain areas and has small star-shaped flowers
A small plant with pretty flowers that grows on rocks in cold mountain areas
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word rockfoil comes from rock and foil, where foil comes from an old word for 'leaf' and is like the word foliage. So rockfoil is easy to remember as a small, leafy plant that grows on rocks.