Calimeris

/kəˈlɪmərɪs/ noun

Definition

A genus of plants in the aster family, native to East Asia, with small daisy-like flowers.

Etymology

A scientific Latin name, likely combining Greek or Latin roots meaning 'beautiful' or 'fair' ('cali-') with a suffix indicating plant genus classification.

Kelly Says

Calimeris plants are tough survivors that thrive in poor soil, so gardeners love them—they're like the plant equivalent of people who make the best of difficult situations.

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