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bush vetch

 

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Noun bush vetch has 1 sense
  1. bush vetch, Vicia sepium - European purple-flowered with slender stems; occurs as a weed in hedges
    --1 is a kind of vetch

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Bush Vetch

Description:

Bush vetch refers to several species of flowering plants in the vetch family, Fabaceae. These plants are known for their twining or climbing habit and are commonly found in bushland areas. Bush vetches belong to the genus Vicia and are characterized by their delicate flowers, often in shades of purple, pink, or white, and their trifoliate leaves.

Sample Sentences:

Noun: The bush vetch thrives in the wild, climbing effortlessly among the surrounding vegetation.

Verb: The sheep farmer planted bush vetch as a natural source of food for the livestock.

Adjective: The hiker admired the beautiful bush vetch flowers along the trail.

Adverb: The tendrils of the vine grew intricately and bush vetch climbed gracefully.

Popular Usage:

Bush vetch is often utilized in landscaping to add a touch of wild beauty to gardens and natural areas. Its delicate flowers and climbing nature make it a popular choice among garden enthusiasts.

Local Usage:

In some regions, bush vetch is also referred to as "wood vetch," and it is commonly used by local herbalists for its medicinal properties in treating various ailments.

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