daboecia Sentence Examples
- The daboecia plant adds a splash of color to the garden with its vibrant purple flowers.
- Gardeners often choose daboecia for its ability to thrive in acidic soil and partial shade.
- St. Dabeoc's heath, or daboecia, is native to Ireland and other parts of western Europe.
- The delicate blossoms of the daboecia attract bees and butterflies to the garden.
- Horticulturalists recommend pruning daboecia after flowering to maintain its compact shape.
- Irish folklore tells of St. Dabeoc, the patron saint of gardens, who blessed the daboecia plant.
- Daboecia is closely related to the more well-known plant genus, Erica, or heath.
- In botanical gardens, visitors can admire the beauty of daboecia in specialized heath beds.
- Gardeners often use daboecia as ground cover in rock gardens or along pathways.
- Daboecia blooms profusely in late spring and early summer, providing a stunning display of color.
daboecia Meaning
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daboecia (n)
a dicotyledonous genus of the family Ericaceae
Synonyms & Antonyms of daboecia
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a dicotyledonous genus of the family Ericaceae
No synonyms found.
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The daboecia plant adds a splash of color to the garden with its vibrant purple flowers.
Gardeners often choose daboecia for its ability to thrive in acidic soil and partial shade.
St. Dabeoc's heath, or daboecia, is native to Ireland and other parts of western Europe.
The delicate blossoms of the daboecia attract bees and butterflies to the garden.
