Noun:

குட்டையாக வளரும் புதர்ச் செடி,

heather's Usage Examples:

This makes sense, as heathers are known for their ability to regenerate following brush fires.

Litter pick - map area and discuss future options - plant native heathers.

In the western and northern districts of Jutland this condition gives place to a wide expanse of moorland, covered with heather, and ending towards the sea in low whitish-grey cliffs.

The nest is generally in long heather, and contains two eggs of a dark olive-colour, suffused with still darker brown patches.

He took to the heather, making for the western seas, hewing his way through the MacDougals at Tyndrum and marching over the mountains to Loch Lomond, which he crossed in a canoe.

mauve of the heather just added a riot of color to the landscape.

At the top, a traverse to the belay of Culloden was needed to avoid a huge heather cornice.

Higher still lies the moorland zone, where a cover of giant heather is studded with otherworldly giant lobelias.

hybrid bilberry often inhabits gaps amid mature heather where old plants have died back.

Jim was having a good old go at the spring flowering heathers, by using a pair of hedge clippers to do the pruning.

Deep snow turned into deep heather and snow, and with the steepening slope slipping and falling became more frequent.

Many a poor man I passed that would never move or see the heather clad braes of his native heath.

Synonyms:

Calluna, Calluna vulgaris, Scots heather, heath, ling, genus Calluna, broom,

Antonyms:

achromatic color, colored, uncolored, discolor, colorlessness,