corn marigold (Meaning)

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corn marigold (n)

European herb with bright yellow flowers; a common weed in grain fields

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The vibrant yellow blooms of corn marigolds added a cheerful splash of color to the vegetable garden.
Attracted by the nectar, butterflies flitted playfully around the cheerful faces of the corn marigolds.
This hardy annual, the corn marigold, thrives in full sun and requires minimal care.
Once a common sight in European fields, the corn marigold is making a comeback as a beloved wildflower.
Despite its delicate appearance, the corn marigold can tolerate a wide range of soil conditions.
Some believe the corn marigolds growing alongside crops may deter harmful insects due to their natural properties.
The cheerful corn marigold is a perfect choice for adding a touch of sunshine to wildflower meadows.
Unlike its close cousin, the true marigold, the corn marigold's petals boast a bright, golden yellow hue.
Corn marigolds are easy to grow from seed, making them a popular choice for beginner gardeners.
Photographers love capturing the cheerful beauty of corn marigolds swaying gently in the summer breeze.

European herb with bright yellow flowers; a common weed in grain fields

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The vibrant yellow blooms of corn marigolds added a cheerful splash of color to the vegetable garden.

Attracted by the nectar, butterflies flitted playfully around the cheerful faces of the corn marigolds.

This hardy annual, the corn marigold, thrives in full sun and requires minimal care.

Once a common sight in European fields, the corn marigold is making a comeback as a beloved wildflower.