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snow-in-summer

NOUN
  1. chickweed with hairy silver-grey leaves and rather large white flowers
  2. annual spurge of western United States having showy white-bracted flower clusters and very poisonous milk

How To Use snow-in-summer In A Sentence

  • Pink blossoms of carnation Dianthus imereticus, white-flowered perennial navelwort Omphalodes kusnetzovii and snow-in-summer Cerastium ponticum are suitable to rock and gravel in which they often choose to grow.
  • In early summer, the silvery foliage of snow-in-summer is smothered with white blossoms.
  • For much of the season, the focus is on feathery, blue green Hughes juniper and silver-leafed snow-in-summer.
  • Many people find snow-in-summer invasive, but it has never been so for me, and I love not only its bright silver color but also the way it literally disappears under bright white blooms in late spring.
  • The silver and white snow-in-summer provides transition.
  • So I happily planted my new garden with that gooseneck loosestrife, white blooming mint, Silver King artimesia, snow-in-summer.
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