List of flowers
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This list of flowers includes different individual flowers produced by flowering plants (Division Magnoliophyta). These flowers may be known and used by gardeners, florists, botanists, and other nature lovers in various parts of the world.
An annual is a plant that will germinate, flower, and die within a single year or season. Annuals are typically planted in early spring to provide a bright display of color in the garden, and their bed then cleared out by late fall (autumn) after the plants have finished flowering.
A biennial plant is a plant that takes between twelve and twenty-four months to complete its lifecycle.
A perennial is a plant that lives for several years and may not even flower in its first year.
A monocarpic plant is a plant that flowers only one time in its lifespan. The time from germination to flowering may be from two up to several years (2-100 years). After flowering the plant will die, giving seeds (and therefore flowers) only once in its lifespan.
Herbaceous plants
Included here are herbaceous (non-woody) plants of generally small stature or low growing habit.
- Aster
- Campion
- Carnation
- Columbine
- Dahlia
- Daisy
- Canna
- Gaillardia
- Geranium
- Impatiens
- Marigold
- Orchid
- Pansy violet
- Phlox
- Poinsettia
- Sunflower
- Sweet pea
- Violet
Creepers and vines
- Sweet pea ("everlasting")
- Creeping phlox
- Honeysuckle
- Passion flower
- Wisteria
- Kudzu
- cypress vine
Bulbs and tuberous plants
- African Lily
- Amaryllis
- Anemone
- Begonia
- Crocus
- Crown imperial
- Daffodil
- Hyacinth
- Iris
- Narcissus
- Snowdrop
- Spiderwort
- Tiger lily
- Trillium
- Tulip
- Wandflower
- Lily
Flowering herbs
Flowering trees and shrubs
- Apple
- Banksia
- Buddleja
- Camellia
- Cherry
- Grevillea
- Hakea
- Hibiscus
- Hydrangea
- Lilac
- Magnolia
- Maple
- Rhododendron
- Potentilla
- King protea
- Rose
- Cootamundra wattle
- Waratah
Pond flowers
See also
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