wild hyacinth
"Wild hyacinth" refers to several plant species known for their ornamental flowers, with the most common being native to North America.
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Definition
C1Cultural
(historical)A bulbous plant from the lily family, often found in moist environments, historically used as a food source by indigenous peoples.
Example
- Indigenous communities have long valued the wild hyacinth for its edible bulbs.
B2Botany
(scientific)A perennial plant from North America, known for its star-shaped blue or purple flowers, typically blooming in spring.
Example
- The wild hyacinth blooms in prairies and meadows, adding a splash of color to the landscape.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "wild hyacinth":
wild pinkwater hyacinthwild leekwild pansywild feedwild mustardstar hyacinthin the wildwild thingwild-goose plum