bedding plant
n.
A plant that has already been grown to blooming or near-blooming size before being planted out in a usually formal area for seasonal display of colorful flowers or foliage.
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A plant that has already been grown to blooming or near-blooming size before being planted out in a usually formal area for seasonal display of colorful flowers or foliage.
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Annual and subtropical plants used for seasonal effects in landscaping.
A fast-growing annual plant used to create a mass display of colorful flowers or foliage. These are short-term plantings that must be replaced each season.
The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
an ornamental plant suitable for planting in a flowerbed
Synonym: bedder
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