yellowflowers

noun
UK /ˈjeləʊˌflaʊəz/
US /ˈjeloʊˌflaʊərz/

Yellowflowers are flowers that have yellow petals.

The field was full of yellowflowers in the spring.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A common name for plants of the genus Bidens, which often have yellow flower heads.

Yellowflowers grew along the edge of the pond.

3. Any plant or shrub that produces bright yellow blossoms, such as forsythia or broom.

The gardener planted yellowflowers to brighten the border.

4. A poetic or informal way to describe a mass of yellow blooms seen in a meadow.

A sea of yellowflowers covered the hillside.