Zele Meaning and Definition

Pronunciation

/ˈzɛlə/

Noun

A type of compact, flowering plant native to tropical regions, characterized by its bright, vibrant blooms and upright growth habit.

The breeder selectively cultivated the Zele for its striking flower color and compact growth.
Zele is often used as a statement piece in interior design due to its bold, colorful blooms.
The florist created a stunning arrangement featuring a succulent Zele centerpiece.
Zele is a popular choice for container gardens due to its ability to thrive in partial shade.
The Zele’s unique flower pattern makes it a standout in any garden or arrangement.

From the Latin name “Zele,” meaning “small flower.”

Zele is often used as a singular noun, but it can also be used in the plural form to refer to a group of these plants.

Zele has appeared in various forms of media, including interior design magazines and garden books.

To “grow like a Zele” means to grow rapidly and vigorously.

Bloom, Daisy, Flower, Plant

Zele and Sunlight, Zele and Soil, Zele and Water

Zele is a relatively rare term, commonly used in gardening and floral contexts.

Gebera, Gerbera, Gelbera