cornflower

A noun referring to either a plant from the southern and southeastern United States cultivated for its yellow flowers that can be dried, or an annual Eurasian plant grown in North America with showy heads of blue, purple, pink, or white flowers.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa tanto uma planta do sul e sudeste dos Estados Unidos, cultivada por suas flores amarelas que podem ser secas, quanto uma planta anual eurasiática cultivada na América do Norte, com capítulos de flores azuis, violetas, rosas ou brancas.

1. Yellow cornflower (U.S. variant) B1 formal american

   A plant native to the southern and southeastern United States, cultivated for its yellow flowers which are often dried for decorative purposes.

   • The yellow cornflower is a popular choice for dried flower arrangements.
   • Farmers in the Southeast grow cornflower for its bright yellow blooms.
   • She pressed a dried yellow cornflower into her journal.

   🇵🇹Centáurea-amarela (espécie americana)

2. Common cornflower (Eurasian) B1 formal

   An annual plant originally from Eurasia, now widely cultivated in North America, known for its showy flower heads that can be blue, purple, pink, or white.

   • The blue cornflower is a classic wildflower in European meadows.
   • She planted pink and white cornflowers along the garden path.
   • Cornflowers attract bees and butterflies with their vibrant colors.

   🇵🇹Centáurea

   Sinônimos: bluebottle

• cornflowers plural form
• cornflowers' possessive plural form
• cornflower's possessive singular form