pink family (Meaning)

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pink family (n)

large family of herbs or subshrubs (usually with stems swollen at the nodes)

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The Dianthus genus belongs to the pink family, known for its delicate, fragrant flowers in various shades of pink.
Carnations, a popular cut flower, are members of the pink family and exhibit a vibrant range of pink hues.
The Sweet William flower, with its layered petals, is another beautiful member of the pink family that adds a touch of charm to gardens.
The Soapwort plant, known for its saponins, is also a member of the pink family and produces attractive pink flowers.
The Lychnis genus consists of several species of perennials and annuals, all belonging to the pink family, with blooms in varying shades of pink.
The Saponaria genus includes the Soapwort plant and other species that produce pink flowers and are commonly found in the pink family.
Silene, a genus of flowering plants, belongs to the pink family and features numerous species with pink or rose-colored flowers.
The Cerastium genus includes various species of low-growing plants that exhibit pink flowers and are part of the pink family.
The Sagina genus, known for its small, star-shaped flowers, is also a member of the pink family and often displays pink blooms.
Spergula arvensis, or corn spurry, is another member of the pink family that produces clusters of small, pale pink flowers.

large family of herbs or subshrubs (usually with stems swollen at the nodes)

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The Dianthus genus belongs to the pink family, known for its delicate, fragrant flowers in various shades of pink.

Carnations, a popular cut flower, are members of the pink family and exhibit a vibrant range of pink hues.

The Sweet William flower, with its layered petals, is another beautiful member of the pink family that adds a touch of charm to gardens.

The Soapwort plant, known for its saponins, is also a member of the pink family and produces attractive pink flowers.