native gardenia
The term "native gardenia" refers to several plant species known for their fragrant flowers and glossy foliage, commonly found in specific tropical and subtropical regions.
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Definition
C1Botany
(technical, academic)A flowering plant species native to certain regions, characterized by its fragrant white or cream-colored flowers and glossy green leaves.
Example
- The native gardenia's fragrant blooms make it a popular choice for tropical gardens.
- Native gardenias thrive in the humid climates of northern Australia and the southern Pacific islands.
B2Horticulture
(common, informal)A shrub or small tree with aromatic flowers and shiny leaves, often used in landscaping and gardening.
Example
- Gardeners love the native gardenia for its beautiful and fragrant flowers.
- Native gardenias are perfect for creating a lush, tropical look in your garden.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "native gardenia":
night-blooming jasmineorange jessaminewhite gingeryellow jasminecoconut geraniumapple geraniumnative fuchsiaflamingo flowerwild ginger