What is another word for verbena?
Pronunciation:
[ vɜːbˈiːnə], [ vɜːbˈiːnə], [ v_ɜː_b_ˈiː_n_ə]
Synonyms for Verbena:
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n.
• flower- African Violet ,
- Black-Eyed Susan ,
- Queen Anne's Lace ,
- Sweet William ,
- acacia ,
- amaryllis ,
- anemone ,
- aster ,
- azalea ,
- baby's breath ,
- begonia ,
- bloodroot ,
- bluebell ,
- buttercup ,
- camellia ,
- carnation ,
- chrysanthemum ,
- clematis ,
- columbine ,
- cornflower ,
- cowslip ,
- crocus ,
- daffodil ,
- dahlia ,
- daisy ,
- dandelion ,
- dogwood ,
- duckweed ,
- edelweiss ,
- flax ,
- fleur-de-lis ,
- forget-me-not ,
- foxglove ,
- foxtail ,
- fuchsia ,
- gardenia ,
- geranium ,
- gladiolus ,
- goldenrod ,
- hawthorn ,
- heather ,
- hepatica ,
- hibiscus ,
- hollyhock ,
- honeysuckle ,
- hyacinth ,
- hydrangea ,
- indigo ,
- iris ,
- jasmine ,
- jonquil ,
- lady's slipper ,
- larkspur ,
- laurel ,
- lavender ,
- lilac ,
- lily ,
- lotus ,
- lupine ,
- magnolia ,
- marigold ,
- mayflower ,
- mimosa ,
- morning glory ,
- narcissus ,
- oleander ,
- orchid ,
- pansy ,
- peony ,
- periwinkle ,
- petunia ,
- phlox ,
- poinsettia ,
- poppy ,
- primrose ,
- ranunculus ,
- rhododendron ,
- rose ,
- rosemary ,
- smilax ,
- snapdragon ,
- snowball ,
- snowberry ,
- spirea ,
- strawflower ,
- sunflower ,
- sweet pea ,
- trillium ,
- tulip ,
- viburnum ,
- violet ,
- wallflower ,
- water lily ,
- wisteria ,
- yucca ,
- zinnia .
Other synonyms:
- herb .
Other relevant words:
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How to use "Verbena" in context?
Verbenas are a genus of flowering plants in the mint family, Lamiaceae. There are about 100 species of verbenas, occurring mainly in warm regions of the world. They are perennial herbs or subshrubs, growing from a taproot or rhizome. The leaves are opposite, usually green or purple, and the flowers are small, usually white, blue, or yellow, with four petals. Common verbenas include lavender, lemon balm, and tarragon.
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