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Definition of nigella in English: nigellanoun nʌɪˈdʒɛlənīˈjelə A plant of a genus which includes love-in-a-mist. 黑种草属植物 Genus Nigella, family Ranunculaceae Example sentencesExamples - Planting early flowers will bring bees to your garden to pollinate the first vegetables - try direct seeding poppies, nigella, larkspur, cosmos and gypsophila.
- Other hardy annuals like nasturtium and nigella can be started off in the cold frame if there is room.
- Our arrangement has a woodsy, end-of-season look with coneflowers, nigella pods, millet stems, lamb's ear, and berries from the garden.
- Great plants that reseed themselves include: nigella, sunflowers, cosmos, sweet alyssum, dill, cornflowers, parsley, yarrow, violets and pansies.
- Pockets of spidery white nigella are turning to seed while yellow blossoms of evening primrose tip their faces upwards in the late-morning sun.
OriginModern Latin, feminine of Latin nigellus, diminutive of niger 'black'. Definition of nigella in US English: nigellanounnīˈjelə A plant of a genus which includes love-in-a-mist. 黑种草属植物 Genus Nigella, family Ranunculaceae Example sentencesExamples - Great plants that reseed themselves include: nigella, sunflowers, cosmos, sweet alyssum, dill, cornflowers, parsley, yarrow, violets and pansies.
- Other hardy annuals like nasturtium and nigella can be started off in the cold frame if there is room.
- Planting early flowers will bring bees to your garden to pollinate the first vegetables - try direct seeding poppies, nigella, larkspur, cosmos and gypsophila.
- Our arrangement has a woodsy, end-of-season look with coneflowers, nigella pods, millet stems, lamb's ear, and berries from the garden.
- Pockets of spidery white nigella are turning to seed while yellow blossoms of evening primrose tip their faces upwards in the late-morning sun.
OriginModern Latin, feminine of Latin nigellus, diminutive of niger ‘black’. |