heather
noun /ˈheðə(r)/
/ˈheðər/
[uncountable]- a low wild plant with small purple, pink or white flowers, that grows on hills and areas of wild open land (= moorland and heathland)
帚石楠（低矮野生，开紫、粉红或白色小花） 词源Old English hadre, hedre (recorded in place names), of unknown origin. The word was chiefly Scots until the 16th cent.; the change in the first syllable in the 18th cent. was due to association with heath.