IPA: /ɪˈrɪdʒərɒn/
KK: /ɪˈrɪdʒərɒn/
A type of flowering plant that belongs to a large group of herbs, often found in various regions, known for their aster-like flowers.
The garden was filled with colorful erigeron plants blooming in the spring.
Erigeron is derived from the Greek "erigeron" (meaning early-rising), which is a combination of "eri" (meaning early) and "geron" (meaning old man, often referring to the plant's appearance resembling an old man's beard). The word describes a genus of flowering plants that bloom early in the season.
Think of 'early' ('eri') and 'old man' ('geron') to remember that 'erigeron' refers to a plant that blooms early, resembling an old man's beard.