prairie sunflower (Meaning)
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prairie sunflower (n)
similar to the common sunflower with slender usually branching stems common in central United States
Synonyms & Antonyms of prairie sunflower
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prairie sunflower Sentence Examples
- The golden petals of the prairie sunflower danced in the gentle breeze.
- The sprawling field was a sea of vibrant yellow prairie sunflowers.
- Bees buzzed busily around the numerous blooms of the prairie sunflower.
- The tall stalks of the prairie sunflower stood proudly against the blue sky.
- The seeds of the prairie sunflower provided sustenance for songbirds and wildlife.
- Native Americans used the roots of the prairie sunflower for medicinal purposes.
- The pollen from the prairie sunflower is essential for pollinating crops and wildflowers.
- The prairie sunflower symbolizes the rugged spirit of the American West.
- The vibrant yellow color of the prairie sunflower brings joy and cheer to the prairie landscape.
- The seeds of the prairie sunflower are a popular ingredient in birdseed mixes.
FAQs About the word prairie sunflower
similar to the common sunflower with slender usually branching stems common in central United States
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The golden petals of the prairie sunflower danced in the gentle breeze.
The sprawling field was a sea of vibrant yellow prairie sunflowers.
Bees buzzed busily around the numerous blooms of the prairie sunflower.
The tall stalks of the prairie sunflower stood proudly against the blue sky.
