heathers
Purple moorland plants
Heathers is the plural of heather, the low-growing shrub with purple or pink flowers that covers moorlands and hillsides, especially in Scotland and northern England.
The word often evokes wild, windswept landscapes: The heathers were in bloom across the moor. (Capitalized Heathers refers to the 1988 dark comedy film.)
moorland
Open uncultivated upland
bloom · nectar · peatland · scottish · highlands · hillside · wild · hardy · pollination · groundcover
- flowering plantsroses, rose bush, daisies, tulips, tulip
- hardy plantssedum, hellebore, juniper, daylily, snowdrops
- acid-loving plantsrhododendron, rhododendrons, azaleas, azalea, camellia
- native plantssagebrush, dogwood, wildflowers, milkweed, juniper
- plantstree, plants, leaves, bluebonnet, trees
- alpine zonesalpine meadow, alpine lakes, treeline, timberline, snowfields
heatherscacti
Spiny water-storing plants
grasses · deciduous trees · palms · succulents · tropical foliage
heathersmarsh plants
Flora of waterlogged terrain
tropical plants · desert flora · wetland plants · mangroves · seagrass
heathersThe Breakfast Club
Teen detention drama
Sixteen Candles · Pretty in Pink · High School Musical · Grease · after-school specials