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pink sand verbena

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun pink sand verbena has 1 sense
  1. beach sand verbena, pink sand verbena, Abronia umbellata - prostrate herb having heads of deep pink to white flowers; found in coastal dunes from British Columbia to Baja California
    --1 is a kind of sand verbena

Definitions from the Web

Pink Sand Verbena

Definition

Pink Sand Verbena, scientifically known as Abronia umbellata, is a flowering plant native to coastal regions of North America. It is recognized for its vibrant pink flowers and its ability to thrive in sandy soil conditions.

Parts of Speech and Senses

Noun - Plant

The pink sand verbena is a low-growing perennial plant that belongs to the Nyctaginaceae family. It is commonly found along sandy beaches and dunes, particularly in coastal regions of California and Oregon.

Usages

Popular Usage

Gardeners love to cultivate pink sand verbena in their seaside gardens due to its stunning pink flowers that add a pop of color to the landscape.

Local Usage

In coastal communities, pink sand verbena plays a significant role in stabilizing the sand dunes as its extensive root system helps prevent erosion.

Sample Sentences

  • The pink sand verbena produces clusters of delicate pink flowers that attract pollinators.
  • During our beach walk, we spotted a patch of pink sand verbena blooming near the shoreline.
  • The local conservation group planted pink sand verbena to restore the dune ecosystem.

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