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stonecrop
[ stohn-krop ]
noun
- any plant of the genus Sedum, especially a mosslike herb, S. acre, having small, fleshy leaves and yellow flowers, frequently growing on rocks and walls.
- any of various related plants.
stonecrop
/ ˈstəʊnˌkrɒp /
noun
- any of various N temperate crassulaceous plants of the genus Sedum, having fleshy leaves and typically red, yellow, or white flowers
- any of various similar or related plants
Word History and Origins
Origin of stonecrop1
Word History and Origins
Origin of stonecrop1
Example Sentences
Depending on timing, you may see blooming purple heather and yellow Oregon stonecrop, scarlet paintbrush and fireweed.
Finally, a couple of Northwest native broadleaf stonecrops furnish the garden with evergreen rosettes of succulent foliage.
Other showy fall stonecrops include Sedum x ‘Mojave Jewels Ruby’, with deep purple foliage, and Sedum x ‘Thunderhead’, with tarnished bronze foliage.
The stonecrop plants are uncovered because when the snow does fall, the flat flowers will look like white pillows — popular for photos.
The micro moth is known to lay its eggs in and feed on the biting stonecrop plant.
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