释义 |
Definition of rhododendron in English: rhododendronnoun ˌrəʊdəˈdɛndr(ə)nˌroʊdəˈdɛndrən A shrub or small tree of the heather family, with large clusters of bell-shaped flowers and typically with large evergreen leaves, widely grown as an ornamental. 杜鹃花属植物 Genus Rhododendron, family Ericaceae: many cultivars Example sentencesExamples - Tracey Gough added to the beauty of the gardens by having a lily pond built and having rhododendrons and azaleas and many more exotic trees planted in the gardens.
- He was an expert grower of alpines, rhododendrons and azaleas, and spent his last afternoon working in his garden.
- Old Jack Frost and harsh winter winds are drying out plants with shallow roots, such as azaleas and rhododendrons.
- These are gardens for all seasons with the rhododendron dell, the azaleas and flowering cherry trees in spring, and the rose gardens in summer.
- Creating the vista of color and depth are the perennials - daylilies and zinnias and rhododendrons.
- There is also a big selection of azaleas and rhododendrons as well as other shrubs such as potentilla.
- In July I found mountain anemones, blue and gold asters, rhododendrons and blue gentians.
- Pine needles tend to increase the acidity of the soil so they work best around acid-loving plants such as rhododendrons and blueberries.
- Can anyone advise me as to whether or not rhododendrons will grow/thrive under eucalypts?
- The rhododendron's dark leaves cup the offering of early flowers.
- The first stretch was done under the shade of huge oak trees with an occasional rhododendron tree bursting into life with blood red flowers or a snake flower aping the hood of a cobra peeping out from the trunk of a tree.
- With that in mind I plan a grouping of azaleas and rhododendrons in the corner formed by the house and wall.
- The air was clear and clean and songbird-sized mosquitoes fluttered around in the decorative heights of gladioli, rhododendrons and tulips.
- If you need to lower the pH significantly, especially for plants such as rhododendrons, you can use aluminum sulfate.
- ‘It's ideal for plants that are acid lovers, such as rhododendron, azaleas and heathers, and it's also weed-free,’ he said.
- At this time of year, the woodland garden brims with masses of colour coming from the thousands of rhododendrons, camellias, kalmias and magnolias.
- There are clubs devoted to every plant group imaginable, from cacti to clematis, roses to rhododendrons.
- Lab tests suggest that a lethal disease of oak trees in California and Oregon could strike some popular garden shrubs in the rhododendron family.
- This is one of the reasons that camellias do well on a north-facing wall and rhododendrons flower best in a woodland setting.
- Cherry trees in full bloom blend beautifully with the lower growing rhododendrons and provide them with shade.
OriginVia Latin from Greek, from rhodon 'rose' + dendron 'tree'. Rhododendron means ‘rose tree’ from Greek rhodos ‘rose’, also found in the name Rhoda, and dendron ‘tree’ found in many plant names as well as in dendrochronology (early 20th century), the science of dating things through tree rings. Rhododendron was originally used of the rose-flowered oleander which explains its name, and only transferred to the modern plant in the mid 17th century.
Definition of rhododendron in US English: rhododendronnounˌroʊdəˈdɛndrənˌrōdəˈdendrən A shrub or small tree of the heath family, with large clusters of bell-shaped flowers and typically with large evergreen leaves, widely grown as an ornamental. 杜鹃花属植物 Genus Rhododendron, family Ericaceae: many cultivars Example sentencesExamples - The air was clear and clean and songbird-sized mosquitoes fluttered around in the decorative heights of gladioli, rhododendrons and tulips.
- Tracey Gough added to the beauty of the gardens by having a lily pond built and having rhododendrons and azaleas and many more exotic trees planted in the gardens.
- These are gardens for all seasons with the rhododendron dell, the azaleas and flowering cherry trees in spring, and the rose gardens in summer.
- Cherry trees in full bloom blend beautifully with the lower growing rhododendrons and provide them with shade.
- He was an expert grower of alpines, rhododendrons and azaleas, and spent his last afternoon working in his garden.
- Lab tests suggest that a lethal disease of oak trees in California and Oregon could strike some popular garden shrubs in the rhododendron family.
- Old Jack Frost and harsh winter winds are drying out plants with shallow roots, such as azaleas and rhododendrons.
- With that in mind I plan a grouping of azaleas and rhododendrons in the corner formed by the house and wall.
- Pine needles tend to increase the acidity of the soil so they work best around acid-loving plants such as rhododendrons and blueberries.
- There are clubs devoted to every plant group imaginable, from cacti to clematis, roses to rhododendrons.
- If you need to lower the pH significantly, especially for plants such as rhododendrons, you can use aluminum sulfate.
- At this time of year, the woodland garden brims with masses of colour coming from the thousands of rhododendrons, camellias, kalmias and magnolias.
- ‘It's ideal for plants that are acid lovers, such as rhododendron, azaleas and heathers, and it's also weed-free,’ he said.
- There is also a big selection of azaleas and rhododendrons as well as other shrubs such as potentilla.
- The first stretch was done under the shade of huge oak trees with an occasional rhododendron tree bursting into life with blood red flowers or a snake flower aping the hood of a cobra peeping out from the trunk of a tree.
- This is one of the reasons that camellias do well on a north-facing wall and rhododendrons flower best in a woodland setting.
- Creating the vista of color and depth are the perennials - daylilies and zinnias and rhododendrons.
- In July I found mountain anemones, blue and gold asters, rhododendrons and blue gentians.
- The rhododendron's dark leaves cup the offering of early flowers.
- Can anyone advise me as to whether or not rhododendrons will grow/thrive under eucalypts?
OriginVia Latin from Greek, from rhodon ‘rose’ + dendron ‘tree’. |