Olearia
/əʊlɪˈɛːrɪə/noun
A genus of the family Asteraceae (Compositae) consisting of evergreen shrubs and trees bearing clusters of daisy-like white, mauve, etc., flowers, native to Australasia and often grown in coastal districts elsewhere; (also olearia) a tree or shrub of this genus (also called daisy bush, daisy tree).
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Don (1798–1856), botanist and plant collector. From scientific Latin Olearia from the name of Johann Gottfried Olearius (Latinized form of the German surname Ölschläger; 1635–1711), German theologian and horticulturist + -a.
- hearth-cake
- hearth cinder
- hearth cricket
- hearth-holder
- hearthless
- hearth money
- hearth-pace
- hearth-penny
- hearth plate
- hearthrug
- hearthside
- hearth-silver
- hearthstead
- hearthstone
- hearthstoning
- hearth tidy
- heart hunger
- heart hurry
- hearthward
- hearth-warming
- heartikins
- heartily
- heartiness
- heart-in-mouth
- heartland