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dichondra
[ dahy-kon-druh ]
noun
- any of several prostrate, creeping, tropical vines belonging to the genus Dichondra, of the morning glory family, especially D. micrantha, often used as a grass substitute for lawns.
Word History and Origins
Origin of dichondra1
Example Sentences
For a sunny spot, Green’s favorite thrillers are Kimberly queen fern, dwarf Alberta spruce, and sago palm; for fillers, boxwood, dusty miller, pentas, sunPatiens and dipladenia; and for spillers, sweet potato vine, mezoo, dichondra silver falls, dwarf morning glory, fan flower and petunias.
Sadly, those petunias and Calibrachoa are on the list that should go now, Mr. Schrader said, as is heliotrope, Bacopa, Lantana and Fuchsia — and also that current darling creating a silver waterfall effect cascading over many a pot rim, Dichondra.
Lysimachias, trailing small-leafed tradescantias, dichondra and sweet potato vines are some choices.
Dichondra, Convolvulaceæ, 368 Stigmas and sometimes styles united into one.
Adams suggests low-growing ground covers like chamomile and dichondra, which require little water and no mowing at all.
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