Definition of dicentra in English:

dicentra

noundʌɪˈsɛntrədīˈsentrə

A plant of the genus Dicentra (family Fumariaceae ), especially (in gardening) a bleeding heart.
荷包牡丹（属紫堇科植物，在园艺中尤指一种荷色牡丹）
Example sentencesExamples
- Plants like astilbes, dicentras and bergenias, which need no staking, spread relatively slowly and are easy to pull up when necessary are ideal.
- This is also a prime time to plant shade-loving perennials such as colorful columbines and dicentras, with their unusual bleeding-heart-shaped flowers.
- Herbaceous borders are planted with a wide variety of hostas, pelargoniums, ferns, iris, dicentras and spring bulbs.
- Gardener Roger Brooks will be around to talk to, there will be a plant sale including dicentras from the national collection and the 15th century church will also be open.
- I cannot get dicentras and pulmonarias to grow well.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek dikentros, from di- 'two' + kentron 'spur, sharp point'.

Definition of dicentra in US English:

dicentra

noundīˈsentrə

A plant of the genus Dicentra (family Fumariaceae), especially (in gardening) a bleeding heart.
荷包牡丹（属紫堇科植物，在园艺中尤指一种荷色牡丹）
Example sentencesExamples
- I cannot get dicentras and pulmonarias to grow well.
- Plants like astilbes, dicentras and bergenias, which need no staking, spread relatively slowly and are easy to pull up when necessary are ideal.
- Gardener Roger Brooks will be around to talk to, there will be a plant sale including dicentras from the national collection and the 15th century church will also be open.
- This is also a prime time to plant shade-loving perennials such as colorful columbines and dicentras, with their unusual bleeding-heart-shaped flowers.
- Herbaceous borders are planted with a wide variety of hostas, pelargoniums, ferns, iris, dicentras and spring bulbs.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek dikentros, from di- ‘two’ + kentron ‘spur, sharp point’.

词汇	dicentra
释义	Definition of dicentra in English: dicentra noundʌɪˈsɛntrədīˈsentrə A plant of the genus Dicentra (family Fumariaceae ), especially (in gardening) a bleeding heart. 荷包牡丹（属紫堇科植物，在园艺中尤指一种荷色牡丹） Example sentencesExamples Plants like astilbes, dicentras and bergenias, which need no staking, spread relatively slowly and are easy to pull up when necessary are ideal. This is also a prime time to plant shade-loving perennials such as colorful columbines and dicentras, with their unusual bleeding-heart-shaped flowers. Herbaceous borders are planted with a wide variety of hostas, pelargoniums, ferns, iris, dicentras and spring bulbs. Gardener Roger Brooks will be around to talk to, there will be a plant sale including dicentras from the national collection and the 15th century church will also be open. I cannot get dicentras and pulmonarias to grow well. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek dikentros, from di- 'two' + kentron 'spur, sharp point'. Definition of dicentra in US English: dicentra noundīˈsentrə A plant of the genus Dicentra (family Fumariaceae), especially (in gardening) a bleeding heart. 荷包牡丹（属紫堇科植物，在园艺中尤指一种荷色牡丹） Example sentencesExamples I cannot get dicentras and pulmonarias to grow well. Plants like astilbes, dicentras and bergenias, which need no staking, spread relatively slowly and are easy to pull up when necessary are ideal. Gardener Roger Brooks will be around to talk to, there will be a plant sale including dicentras from the national collection and the 15th century church will also be open. This is also a prime time to plant shade-loving perennials such as colorful columbines and dicentras, with their unusual bleeding-heart-shaped flowers. Herbaceous borders are planted with a wide variety of hostas, pelargoniums, ferns, iris, dicentras and spring bulbs. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek dikentros, from di- ‘two’ + kentron ‘spur, sharp point’.
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