meconopsis (Meaning)
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meconopsis (n)
herbs almost entirely of mountains of China and Tibet; often monocarpic
Synonyms & Antonyms of meconopsis
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meconopsis Sentence Examples
- The meconopsis, a stunning Himalayan poppy, captivates with its vibrant blue petals.
- I planted a field of meconopsis, creating a picturesque display in shades of azure.
- The meconopsis's delicate petals flutter gently in the summer breeze, resembling ethereal butterflies.
- A single meconopsis stem can hold up to 20 flowers, forming a grand spectacle in the garden.
- The meconopsis blooms annually, promising a burst of color for several weeks in early summer.
- I find the meconopsis to be a symbol of joy and resilience, as it thrives in harsh alpine conditions.
- As a gardener, I am fascinated by the meconopsis's unique growth habits and striking appearance.
- The meconopsis requires well-drained soil and prefers partial shade to produce its most opulent blooms.
- I have never seen a flower that matches the meconopsis's captivating combination of delicate beauty and vibrant color.
- The meconopsis remains a cherished species among gardeners and plant enthusiasts worldwide, inspiring both awe and admiration.
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herbs almost entirely of mountains of China and Tibet; often monocarpic
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The meconopsis, a stunning Himalayan poppy, captivates with its vibrant blue petals.
I planted a field of meconopsis, creating a picturesque display in shades of azure.
The meconopsis's delicate petals flutter gently in the summer breeze, resembling ethereal butterflies.
A single meconopsis stem can hold up to 20 flowers, forming a grand spectacle in the garden.
