What is another word for Adonis Annua?
Pronunciation: [adˈə͡ʊniz ˈanjuːə] (IPA) 
Adonis Annua, also known as pheasant's-eye or false dragonhead, is a plant species notable for its vibrant red flowers and delicate, fern-like leaves. Other synonyms for Adonis Annua include Adonis autumnalis, Adonis vernalis, and Adonis aestivalis. These names refer to the plant's seasonal growth patterns, with Adonis autumnalis appearing in the fall, Adonis vernalis in the spring, and Adonis aestivalis in the summer. Additionally, pheasant's-eye and false dragonhead describe the appearance of the plant's distinctive blooms, which resemble the eye of a pheasant or the head of a dragon, respectively. Regardless of its name, Adonis Annua is a beautiful and unique addition to any garden or landscape.
