Words and phrases that have a meaning related to prunus:  (150 results)
Often used in the same context:
silky dogwood, marsh marigold, santolina, amelanchier, swamp milkweed, snowberry, eupatorium, pieris, acer palmatum, hackberries, lehua, poinciana, bottlebrush buckeye, yaupon, syringa, deciduous holly, serviceberries, catalpa, yaupon holly, red osier dogwood, asclepias, shagbark hickory, lonicera, glabra, cotoneaster, monarda, loquat, tuberosa, dendrobium, latifolia, tickseed, lysimachia, abies, oenothera, inkberry, asparagus fern, buttonbush, allamanda, opuntia, acer saccharum, honeysuckles, andromeda, heliconia, grevillea, trout lily, clethra, pinus, siberian elm, saxifrage, vinca minor, euonymous, spicebush, nemesia, scabiosa, winterberry, cistus, flowering quince, berberis, ligustrum, arrowwood, ilex, trumpet honeysuckle, highbush cranberry, pineapple guava, paeonia, katsura, potentilla, vulgare, sapodilla, sourwood, oxeye daisy, staghorn sumac, firebush, angustifolia, perilla, ironweed, toyon, coffeeberry, achillea, campanula, coral honeysuckle, meadowsweet, pennisetum, anise hyssop, bearberry, strawflower, pulmonaria, mahonia, chinensis, bellflower, vaccinium, variegata, wax myrtle, colocasia, tagetes, gooseneck loosestrife, cryptomeria, wood sorrel, gentians, bottlebrush, sumacs, trumpet creeper, tree, trees, almond, annuals, arabesques, blossom, blossoms, bordering, breed, brighter, bulks, bushes, cabbage, cabbages, calabash, camellias, carp, cherries, cherry, comers, laurel, bramble, ivy, lilac, chestnut, hazel, hibiscus, lotus, myrtle, plum, pomegranate, tulip, willow, blackberry, blackthorn, blighted, blooming, blossomed
More general:
rosid dicot genus
Synonyms:
genus prunus
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— Nouns for prunus: blossom, virginiana, virus, blossoms, tree, spinosa, spray, armeniaca, cerasus, branches, cherry, more...

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