Saxifrage

/ˈsæksɪfrɪdʒ/

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Natural Habitats

Saxifrage is commonly found in nature, especially in rocky, alpine environments. Slide

The hiker was delighted to discover saxifrage thriving on the craggy hillside.

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Botanical Interest

Gardeners and botanists often appreciate saxifrage for its resilience and beauty. Slide

At the botanical garden, saxifrage varieties were labeled and described for visitors.

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Poetry and Literature

Saxifrage can be symbolic in literature, representing tenacity and survival. Slide

The poem likened the character's perseverance to a saxifrage clinging to a rocky cliff.

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