double gold
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Definition
- Noun:
- A very tall branching herb with showy, much-doubled yellow flower heads: This is the primary botanical definition, referring to a specific type of flowering plant. The term "much-doubled" describes flowers with many layers of petals, giving them a full, dense appearance.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The garden's centerpiece was a magnificent double gold in full bloom.
- Botanists study the cultivation requirements of double gold.
Advanced Usage
- As a common name: "Double gold" is used as a common name for this plant, often in gardening and horticultural contexts. Its scientific name would provide precise identification.
- For a vibrant yellow display, many gardeners recommend planting double gold.
Variants and Related Words
- Rudbeckia laciniata 'Hortensia': This is a potential scientific or cultivar name for a plant that may be referred to as "double gold," specifically a double-flowered form of the cutleaf coneflower.
- Double-flowered: An adjective describing the characteristic of the "double gold" plant's blooms.
Synonyms
- Showy coneflower: A descriptive synonym emphasizing the plant's appearance.
- Golden glow: Another common name for similar tall, yellow, double-flowered plants in the genus.
Notes on Meaning
- Specificity: The term "double gold" is highly specific to botany and gardening. It is not a general term and is rarely used in everyday conversation outside these contexts. It precisely denotes a plant with tall, branching growth and distinctive multi-petaled yellow flowers.
Noun
- very tall branching herb with showy much-doubled yellow flower heads