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Definition of tiarella in English: tiarellanoun tɪəˈrɛləˌtī- A small chiefly North American plant of the saxifrage family. Genus Tiarella, family Saxifragaceae, especially T. cordifolia Example sentencesExamples - In winter, hot sun is not really an issue for shade plants, and the new varieties of tellimas and tiarellas are quite adaptable to sun locations.
- As I occasionally deadheaded the shade perennials, I admired the tiarellas for their toughness - and their beauty of both leaf and form.
- We have been surprised at how drought-tolerant tiarellas are under our maples.
- Their cheerful porcelain-white blossoms dance and dart in the autumn breezes, towering over the heucheras, tiarellas, and ferns at their feet.
- I'm also adding a few tiarellas in between, but they just aren't as hardy as the herbs though.
Origin Modern Latin, from Latin tiara 'turban, tiara' + the diminutive suffix -ella. Definition of tiarella in US English: tiarellanounˌtī- A small chiefly North American plant of the saxifrage family. Genus Tiarella, family Saxifragaceae, especially the foamflower (T. cordifolia) Example sentencesExamples - Their cheerful porcelain-white blossoms dance and dart in the autumn breezes, towering over the heucheras, tiarellas, and ferns at their feet.
- We have been surprised at how drought-tolerant tiarellas are under our maples.
- As I occasionally deadheaded the shade perennials, I admired the tiarellas for their toughness - and their beauty of both leaf and form.
- I'm also adding a few tiarellas in between, but they just aren't as hardy as the herbs though.
- In winter, hot sun is not really an issue for shade plants, and the new varieties of tellimas and tiarellas are quite adaptable to sun locations.
Origin Modern Latin, from Latin tiara ‘turban, tiara’ + the diminutive suffix -ella. |