schizanthus
- noun
- /ˈskɪzənθəs/
- The gardener planted schizanthus along the border for a splash of color in early summer.
Examples
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Many people grow schizanthus in greenhouses due to its vibrant and unusual blooms.
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I admired the delicate, butterfly-like petals of the schizanthus at the flower show.
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The schizanthus blooms beautifully in the spring.
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I planted a schizanthus in my garden last year.
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I admired the delicate, butterfly-like petals of the schizanthus at the flower show.
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Many people grow schizanthus in greenhouses due to its vibrant and unusual blooms.
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The gardener planted schizanthus along the border for a splash of color in early summer.
Synonyms
A garden flower with delicate, multicolored petals that looks like a tropical flower
A small garden plant with thin divided leaves and bright flowers with different colours
Surface Forms
Etymology
Schizanthus comes from Greek parts schizo- ('split') and -anthus ('flower'), so it literally means 'split flower'. That's why this South American plant is known for its finely divided leaves and petals that look like little split flowers.