helxine soleirolia Synonyms

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helxine soleirolia Meaning

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helxine soleirolia (n)

prostrate or creeping Corsican herb with moss-like small round short-stemmed leaves

helxine soleirolia Sentence Examples

  1. The delicate and creeping helxine soleirolii, also known as baby's tears, formed a lush, emerald-green carpet beneath the trees.
  2. The trailing stems of helxine soleirolii cascaded over the edge of the planter, creating a living waterfall of tiny leaves.
  3. The helxine soleirolii flourished in the shade of the balcony, its leaves shimmering with a silvery hue.
  4. As the sun peeked through the clouds, the helxine soleirolii seemed to glow with a thousand tiny lights.
  5. The moist, well-drained soil provided an ideal environment for the helxine soleirolii to thrive.
  6. The tiny, round leaves of helxine soleirolii resembled delicate green beads strung along a thread.
  7. The helxine soleirolii quickly covered the bare patches of soil, creating a lush and inviting ground cover.
  8. The intricate network of stolons from the helxine soleirolii formed a living tapestry, connecting the plants and anchoring them to the ground.
  9. The helxine soleirolii was an easy-care groundcover, requiring minimal maintenance and water.
  10. The helxine soleirolii added a touch of whimsy and fragility to the garden, with its ethereal, cloud-like appearance.

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prostrate or creeping Corsican herb with moss-like small round short-stemmed leaves

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The delicate and creeping helxine soleirolii, also known as baby's tears, formed a lush, emerald-green carpet beneath the trees.

The trailing stems of helxine soleirolii cascaded over the edge of the planter, creating a living waterfall of tiny leaves.

The helxine soleirolii flourished in the shade of the balcony, its leaves shimmering with a silvery hue.

As the sun peeked through the clouds, the helxine soleirolii seemed to glow with a thousand tiny lights.