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Definition of navelwort in English: navelwortnoun ˈneɪv(ə)lwəːtˈnāvəlˌwərt another term for pennywort Example sentencesExamples - Pink blossoms of carnation Dianthus imereticus, white-flowered perennial navelwort Omphalodes kusnetzovii and snow-in-summer Cerastium ponticum are suitable to rock and gravel in which they often choose to grow.
- The pennywort, also called navelwort, is commonly found on European granitic lands, especially in wall and rock crevices.
- Prominent conglomerate crags occur at two locations, the faces well-vegetated with navelwort, common polypody, other herbs, ferns, and mosses.
- For plant-lovers the navelworts growing on the walls of an old farm house were spectacular.
- But shrubs are bigger than the little navelworts, and our garden space is finite.
- Examples of this are certain aeoniums like A. nobilis, A. tabulaeforme, Agave victoria-regina, some large rosulate tillandsias, navelworts, etc.
Definition of navelwort in US English: navelwortnounˈnāvəlˌwərt A low plant of the borage family that resembles the forget-me-not and is cultivated for ground cover and rock gardens. Genus Omphalodes, family Boraginaceae: several species, including O. cappadocica, widely introduced from Turkey Example sentencesExamples - For plant-lovers the navelworts growing on the walls of an old farm house were spectacular.
- The pennywort, also called navelwort, is commonly found on European granitic lands, especially in wall and rock crevices.
- Pink blossoms of carnation Dianthus imereticus, white-flowered perennial navelwort Omphalodes kusnetzovii and snow-in-summer Cerastium ponticum are suitable to rock and gravel in which they often choose to grow.
- But shrubs are bigger than the little navelworts, and our garden space is finite.
- Prominent conglomerate crags occur at two locations, the faces well-vegetated with navelwort, common polypody, other herbs, ferns, and mosses.
- Examples of this are certain aeoniums like A. nobilis, A. tabulaeforme, Agave victoria-regina, some large rosulate tillandsias, navelworts, etc.
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