garlic vine
Garlic vines are named for their leaves' distinctive garlic-like smell when crushed, despite not being related to the common garlic plant.
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Definition
C1Botany
(technical)A tropical climbing plant in the Bignoniaceae family, known for its clusters of purple or white flowers and leaves that emit a garlic-like odor when crushed.
Example
- The garlic vine's flowers add a splash of color to any garden.
- Crushing the leaves of the garlic vine releases a strong garlic scent.
B2Horticulture
(ornamental)A perennial vine native to Central and South America, often grown for its decorative blooms and distinctive garlic-like smell.
Example
- Gardeners often plant garlic vine for its attractive appearance and unique scent.
- The garlic vine thrives in tropical climates and can be a beautiful addition to any landscape.
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