hardfern (Meaning)
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hardfern (n.)
A species of fern (Lomaria borealis), growing in Europe and Northwestern America.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hardfern
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hardfern Sentence Examples
- The hardfern's fronds gracefully unfurl into intricate patterns on the forest floor.
- The glossy leaves of the hardfern create a striking contrast against the pale bark of trees.
- Ancient rock faces are adorned with the delicate tracery of hardfern fronds.
- The hardfern's resilience allows it to thrive in harsh environments where other plants cannot.
- Tiny spores cling to the undersides of hardfern leaves, dispersing to new habitats.
- Hardferns form dense colonies that provide shelter for insects and small creatures.
- The medicinal properties of hardfern have been recognized for centuries by traditional healers.
- Artists draw inspiration from the intricate beauty of hardfern fronds in their paintings and sculptures.
- Gardeners prize hardferns for their ability to add texture and greenery to shady areas.
- The hardfern is a symbol of hardiness and adaptability in the face of adversity.
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A species of fern (Lomaria borealis), growing in Europe and Northwestern America.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hardfern's fronds gracefully unfurl into intricate patterns on the forest floor.
The glossy leaves of the hardfern create a striking contrast against the pale bark of trees.
Ancient rock faces are adorned with the delicate tracery of hardfern fronds.
The hardfern's resilience allows it to thrive in harsh environments where other plants cannot.
