1. Plural of artemisia; plants of the genus Artemisia, which includes wormwood, mugwort, and sagebrush, characterized by aromatic foliage and small flowers.
Usage: Botanical term; Often used in gardening and herbalism contexts

Examples

• The garden featured several varieties of artemisias, including silver-leafed cultivars.
• Artemisias are drought-tolerant plants commonly used in xeriscaping.
• The herbalist collected artemisias for traditional medicinal preparations.
• Many artemisias have silvery-gray foliage that adds texture to landscape designs.
• Sagebrush, a type of artemisia, covers vast areas of the western United States.