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oconee bells

 

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Noun oconee bells has 1 sense
  1. oconee bells, Shortia galacifolia - plant of southeastern United States having solitary white funnel-shaped flowers flushed with pink and large glossy green leaves that turn bronze-red in fall
    --1 is a kind of shortia

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Oconee Bells

- Noun: Oconee Bells refers to a rare and delicate flower that belongs to the lily family. Also known as Shortia galacifolia, it is native to the southeastern United States, specifically the Appalachian Mountains. Oconee Bells are known for their bell-shaped white flowers that bloom in early spring, and are often considered a symbol of natural beauty and resilience.

Sample sentence: The hikers were enchanted by the sight of Oconee Bells blooming along the trail, a rare and delightful encounter in the wilderness.

- Adjective: The term "Oconee Bells" can also be used as an adjective to describe something related to or resembling the beauty, elegance, or delicate nature of the Oconee Bells flower.

Sample sentence: The bride carried a bouquet of Oconee Bells, adding a touch of natural beauty to her wedding ensemble.

- Local usage: In the local context, "Oconee Bells" can refer to a specific geographic location, establishment, or event that bears the name Oconee Bells.

Sample sentence: The annual Oconee Bells festival attracts thousands of visitors each year, celebrating the abundant natural beauty of the region.

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