silverbush
- noun
- We planted a row of silverbushes along the path to create a striking border.
Examples
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The silverbush thrives in well-drained, sunny areas and is valued for its evergreen leaves.
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The silverbush adds beauty to the garden.
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The silverbush adds a touch of brightness to gardens with its unique foliage.
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Look at the silverbush!
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The silverbush enhances the garden's aesthetic with its shimmering leaves.
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In our backyard, the silverbush provides a beautiful contrast to the vibrant flowers.
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To improve the overall look of the landscape, we chose a silverbush for its attractive appearance.
Synonyms
A North American bush with silvery leaves and fruit that loses leaves in winter
A bush with silvery leaves and small fruits that grows in dry soil in North America
A bush with silvery leaves and fruit that grows in North America
A small bush or tree with silvery leaves and small yellow fruits
A small evergreen shrub with silvery leaves and pale yellow flowers often grown in gardens
A small evergreen shrub with silvery hairy leaves and pale yellow flowers that grows on Mediterranean coasts
A small bush with silvery leaves and white flowers
A small bush from the Canary Islands with white flowers and silvery leaves and hairy stems
A low shrub with many branches and pale grey leaves that gives shelter and food to wild animals
A low bush with pale grey leaves that gives animals shelter and food
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word silverbush is made from silver ('shiny grey') and bush ('small shrub'). So a silverbush is a shrub with silvery leaves, a plant gardeners choose for its bright, attractive look.