300+ List of Flowers Name with Pictures (A to Z)

Everyone loves flowers and wants to know about them. Flowers are the most beautiful creature in this universe, they smell best and they look best, what else do we want? Flowers are basically the beauty of our earth and that’s why we should have to plant as many flowers as we can to make our world more beautiful and healthy.

Flowers Name

Today we are going to discuss some common flower names with pictures of each. Kids too love the flowers and they will love to read about them and memorize their names. We have created some beautiful infographics to help you and your kid learn English fast and easily.

Flowers are one of the most beautiful things that we have in our world. Flowers have always been used in different cultures and they continue to be used today. Flowers make people happy, attract good luck, and create a calming atmosphere.

Note: PDF of this lesson is given at the end of the lesson.

Most Common Flowers Name List

Here are some Most common flower names in English:

• Rose
• Snowdrop
• Lotus
• Calendula
• Bluebell
• Lavender
• Sunflower
• Marigold
• Orchid
• Water Lily
• Chrysanthemum
• Tulip
• Cherry Blossom
• Daffodil
• Geranium
• Iris
• Daisy
• Dahlia
• Hibiscus
• Jasmine
• Lily
• Poppy

List of Flower Names A to Z

Flowers with  A

Below is the list of flowers that start with a.

• Anthericum
• Acacia
• Amaranth
• Arum
• Angelica
• Arum
• Ash-leaved Trumpet-flower
• Aster
• American ash
• Aloe
• Aspen
• Acanthus

Flowers with B

Below is the list of flowers that start with b.

• Broom
• Broom
• Bellflower
• Bugloss
• Buck-bean
• Bellflower
• Broomrape
• Bindweed
• Borage
• Blackthorn
• Burdock
• Bladder
• Barberry
• Bluebottle
• Bryony
• Basil
• Bramble
• Bindweed

Flowers with C

Below is the list of flowers that start with c.

• Celsia
• Clove pink
• Coltsfoot
• Coriander
• Crowfoot
• Christmas aconite
• Crown Imperial
• Cactus
• Cinquefoil
• Crowfoot
• Catch-fly
• Clianthus
• Columbine

Flowers with D

Below is the list of flowers that start with d.

• Dittany
• Daylily
• Daisy
• Daffodil
• Dandelion
• Daisy
• Dragon-plant
• Dock
• Dittany of Crete
• Dodder
• Date
• Dahlia
• Daisy
• Dittany of Crete

Flowers with E

Below is the list of flowers that start with e.

• Enchanter’s Nightshade
• Everlasting
• Elastic Momordica

Flowers with F

Below is the list of flowers that start with f.

• Fieldrush
• Foxglove
• Fig Marigold
• Fennel

Flowers with G

Below is the list of flowers that start with g.

• Goat’s rue
• Geranium
• Goosefoot
• Geranium
• Geranium
• Gilliflower
• Gilliflower

Flowers with H

Below is the list of flowers that start with h.

• Hortensia
• Hornbeam
• Helenium
• Hazel
• Hybrid crinum
• Hyacinth
• Hepatica
• Hyacinth
• Hogbean
• Honesty
• Hollow-root
• Holly
• Hedysarum
• Hollyhock
• Hyacinth
• Heath
• Honeysuckle
• Hibiscus

Flowers with I

Below is the list of flowers that start with i.

• Ipomea tricolor
• Indian cane
• Iris
• Ivy

Flowers with J

Below is the list of flowers that start with j.

• Jessamine
• Jamaica plum
• Japan rose
• Jessamine
• Jessamine

Flowers with K

Below is the list of flowers that start with k.

• King’s Spear
• Kangaroo Paw
• Kalmia
• Kaffir Lily

Flowers with L

Below is the list of flowers that start with l.

• Lilac
• Lavender
• Larch
• Lady’s bedstraw
• Lucerne
• Laurel
• Larkspur
• Lily of the valley
• Lily
• Lilac
• Lily
• Laurustinus
• Laburnum
• Lady’s-eardrop
• Lichen

Flowers with M

Below is the list of flowers that start with m.

• Mistletoe
• Marvel of Peru
• Madder
• Madder
• Myrtle
• Marigold
• Meadowsweet
• Marshmallow
• Motherwort
• Moonwort
• Meadow saffron
• Mezereon
• Milkwort
• Marigold
• Mandrake
• Milfoil
• Manchineel

Flowers with N

Below is the list of flowers that start with n.

• Nettle
• Nightshade
• Narcissus
• Nosegay

Flowers with O

Below is the list of flowers that start with o.

• Osmund
• Opry’s
• Opry’s
• Orange blossom

Flowers with P

Below is the list of flowers that start with p.

• Pheasant’s eye
• Parsley
• Polonium
• Pansy
• Primrose
• Peppermint
• Peony
• Pasqual flower
• Persian Candytuft
• Pomegranate
• Pimpernel
• Prickly pear
• Periwinkle
• Pink Musk
• Prickly poppy
• Privet
• Passion flower

Flowers with Q

Below is the list of flowers that start with q.

• Quesnelia
• Quince
• Queen of the Meadow
• Queen’s Cup

Flowers with R

Below is the list of flowers that start with r.

• Rue
• Rose
• Rest harrow
• Rosemary
• Rosebay willow herb
• Round-leaved sundew
• Reed
• Rose

Flowers with S

Below is the list of flowers that start with s.

• Sweet Sultan
• Southernwood
• Speedwell
• Sage
• Starwort
• Snowball
• Syringa
• Sunflower
• Sweet William
• Silverweed
• Sea Lavender
• Snowdrop
• Saffron
• Sensitive plant
• Succory
• Star of Bethlehem
• Star of Bethlehem

Flowers with T

Below is the list of flowers that start with t.

• Thyme
• Tuberose
• Toadflax
• Touch-me-not
• Teasel
• Tares
• Tulip
• Turnsol

Flowers with U

Below is the list of flowers that start with u.

• Ursinia
• Ursinia
• Urn Plant
• Ulex-Gallii
• Umbrella Plant
• Uva Ursi

Flowers with V

Below is the list of flowers that start with v.

• Vervain
• Venus’s Looking Glass
• Virgin’s Bower
• Violet
• Violet Ivy
• Virginia Spiderwort
• Virginia Cowslip
• Violet
• Valerian

Flowers with W

Below is the list of flowers that start with w.

• Water lily
• Woad
• Wood sorrel
• Wormwood
• Wreath of Roses
• Water lily
• Wake-robin
• Water lily
• Wallflower
• Willowherb
• Wood Anemone

Flowers with X

Below is the list of flowers that start with x.

• Xyris
• Xerophyllum tenax
• Xeranthemum
• Xerophyllum

Flowers with Y

Below is the list of flowers that start with y.

• Yew
• Yellowroot
• Yellow Waxbells
• Yucca

20 Common Flowers Name – Video Lesson

Different Types of Flowers

Flowers can be grouped into various categories, such as annuals, perennials, and bulbs. There are also flowers that grow to ten inches or taller. Flowers can be classified according to the flower’s leaf arrangement, flower shape, and the way the flower is used. Here we will learn the names of a to z flowers in English.

Flowers Name by Colors

Let us categorize these flowers with respect to their beautiful colors.

61 Blue Flowers

Below are 61 blue flowers names.

1. Monkshood
2. Harvestbells
3. Sea Holly
4. Lead Plant
5. Passionflower
6. Great Lobelia
7. Blue False Indigo
8. Poor Man’s Weather-Glass
9. Iris
10. Blue Mist Shrub
11. Hyacinth
12. Blue Star
13. Globe Thistle
14. Perennial Geranium
15. Grape Hyacinth
16. Periwinkle
17. Bluecrown Passionflower
18. Rose of Sharon
19. Chicory
20. Columbine
21. Love-in-a-Mist
22. Empire Blue Butterfly Bush
23. Oxford Blue
24. Dwarf Morning Glory
25. Blue Flax
26. Sage
27. Poppy Anemone
28. Lupine
29. Azure Aster
30. Blue Hibiscus
31. Speedwell
32. Sweet Pea
33. Gentian
34. Cornflower
35. Impatiens Flower
36. Pincushion Flowers
37. Morning Glory
38. Fairy Thimbles
39. Siberian Bugloss
40. Veronica Georgia Blue
41. Blue Daisy
42. Himalayan Blue Poppy
43. Siberian Squill
44. Hydrangea
45. Glory-of-the-Snow
46. Desert Bluebells
47. Triplet Lily
48. Larkspur
49. Bluebell
50. Blue Violet
51. Tweedia
52. Clematis
53. Bird-Bill Dayflower
54. Lily of the Nile
55. Mountain Larkspur
56. Lungwort
57. Stiff Blue-Eyed Grass
58. Blue Orchid
59. Swan River Daisies
60. Forget-Me-Not
61. Balloon Flower

75 White Flowers

White flowers are very beautiful and charming. Here are 75 white flowers:

1. Japanese Andromeda
2. Larkspur
3. White Hydrangea Flowers
4. Nemesia
5. White Clematis Flowers
6. Christmas Rose
7. Steptocarpus
8. False Shamrock
9. White Ranunculus Flowers
10. Dogwood
11. White Candytuft
12. Pincushions
13. White Columbine Flowers
14. Winter Heath
15. Daffodil
16. Baby’s Breath
17. Sweet Alyssum
18. White Camellia Flowers
19. Peace Lily
20. White Amaryllis Flowers
21. Magnolia
22. White Lisianthus Flowers
23. Moth Orchid
24. Heliotrope
25. Snows of Kilimanjaro
26. White Cosmos Flowers
27. White Calla Lily
28. Creeping Dogwood
29. White Dianthus Flowers
30. Easter Lily
31. False Goat’s Beard
32. White Phlox Flowers
33. Meadowsweets
34. Queen Anne’s Lace
35. Passionflower
36. White Tulip Flowers
37. White Angelonia
38. Common Daisy
39. White Peony Flowers
40. Water Hyssop
41. Lily of the Valley
42. White Petunia Flowers
43. White Begonia Flowers
44. White Rose Flowers
45. White Dahlia Flowers
46. White Lilac Flowers
47. White Chrysanthemum Flowers
48. Lobelia
49. Woodland Tobacco
50. White Hyacinth Flowers
51. Stephanotis
52. Water Lily
53. White Primrose Flowers
54. Windflower
55. White Gardenia Flowers
56. White Jasmine Flowers
57. Osmanthus
58. Tuberose
59. White Azalea Flowers
60. Star of Bethlehem
61. Lupine
62. White Foxgloves
63. Snowdrop
64. Peruvian Lily
65. Butterfly Bush
66. White Hibiscus Flowers
67. Bellflowers
68. White Yarrow Flowers
69. Mock Orange
70. White Periwinkle Flowers
71. Bouvardia
72. White Gerbera Daisy Flowers
73. Trumpet Flower
74. Moonflower
75. White Japanese Wisteria

61 Red Flowers

Red flowers symbolize love. Here are 61 red flowers.

1. Alstroemeria
2. Amaranthus
3. Amaryllis
4. Anemone
5. Anthurium
6. Armeria
7. Aster
8. Azalea
9. Begonia
10. Bergamot
11. Bergenia
12. Bleeding Heart
13. Calla Lily
14. Callistemon
15. Camellia
16. Canna
17. Cardinal Flower
18. Carnation
19. Chrysanthemum
20. Cockscomb
21. Columbine
22. Coneflower
23. Cosmos
24. Dahlia
25. Daylily
26. Dianthus
27. Freesia
28. Gaillardia
29. Geranium
30. Gerbera Daisy
31. Gladiolus
32. Gloxinia
33. Hellebore
34. Hibiscus
35. Hyacinth
36. Iris
37. Lily
38. Marigold
39. Mask Flower
40. Montbretia
41. Pentas
42. Peony
43. Petunia
44. Poinsettia
45. Poppy
46. Prickly Pear
47. Ranunculus
48. Red Trumpet Creeper
49. Red Valerian
50. Rose
51. Royal Poinciana
52. Salvia
53. Scarlet Bee Balm
54. Spider Lily
55. Streptocarpus
56. Sunflower
57. Sweet Pea
58. Tulip
59. Verbena
60. Yarrow
61. Zinnia

55 Yellow Flowers

Below are 55 yellow flowers in a list.

1. Corydalis
2. Lantana
3. Chrysanthemum
4. Sunflower
5. Hellebores
6. Daisy
7. Canna Lily
8. Prickly Pear
9. Calibrachoa
10. Daffodil
11. Calendula
12. Goldenrod
13. Dutch Hyacinth
14. Black-Eyed Susan
15. Water Lily
16. Snapdragon
17. Freesia
18. Yellow Oleander
19. Yellow Hibiscus
20. Bulbine
21. Leontodon
22. Begonia
23. Yellow Butterfly Bush
24. Iris
25. Wishbone Flower
26. Marigold
27. Daylily
28. Busy Lizzie
29. Bulbous Buttercup
30. Coreopsis
31. Night-Blooming Jasmine
32. Zinnia
33. Pansy
34. Coneflower
35. Strawflower
36. Mecardonia
37. Graham Thomas Rose
38. Yellow Tulip
39. Yellow Carnation
40. Blanket Flower
41. Lesser Celandine
42. Moss Rose
43. Gerbera Daisy
44. Dahlia
45. Bidens
46. Bear’s Ear
47. Craspedia
48. Purslane
49. Yellow Yarrow
50. Ranunculus
51. Bird of Paradise
52. Primrose
53. Petunia
54. Jungle Geranium
55. Carolina Yellow Jasmine

21 Green Flower Names

Green flowers symbolize peace. Here are 21 green color flowers:

1. Cockscomb
2. Rose
3. Dianthus ‘Green Ball’
4. Daylily
5. Tulip
6. Dahlia
7. Chrysanthemum
8. Cymbidium Orchid
9. Lady’s Mantle
10. Tropical Lady’s Slipper Orchid
11. Gladiolus
12. Zinnia
13. Bells of Ireland
14. Carnation
15. Flowering Tobacco
16. Jack-in-the-Pulpit
17. Hydrangea
18. Calla Lily
19. Gerbera Daisy
20. Mediterranean Spurge
21. Ranunculus

75 Orange Flowers

1. Apricot Sprite Hyssop
2. Crocus
3. Orange Impatiens
4. Scarlet Wisteria
5. Angel’s Trumpet
6. Orange Champaca Tree
7. Orange Pansies
8. Crocosmia
9. Tithonia
10. Gerbera Daisy
11. Orange Poppies
12. Blood Lily
13. Orange Begonia
14. Daylily
15. Cosmos
16. Torch Lily
17. Mexican Sunflower
18. Montbretia
19. Star of Bethlehem
20. Mountain Aloe
21. African Tulip Tree
22. Trumpet Honeysuckle
23. Dahlia
24. Carnations
25. Royal Poinciana
26. Blackberry Lily
27. Chrysanthemum
28. Strawflower
29. Crown Imperial
30. Penstemon
31. Roses
32. Frangipani
33. Lantana
34. Blood Flower
35. Chinese Lantern Plant
36. Orange Tulips
37. Hawkweed
38. Orange Nasturtium
39. Pocketbook Plant
40. Trumpet Vine
41. Fragrant Olive
42. Flame of the Forest
43. Orange Zinnia
44. Orange Bells
45. Ranunculus
46. Wallflower
47. Heliconia Rostrata
48. Butterfly Weed
49. Orange Bougainvillea
50. Pomegranate Tree
51. Marigolds
52. Lion’s Ear
53. Amaryllis
54. Coneflowers
55. Indian Mallows
56. Butterfly Bush
57. Rhododendron
58. Bird of Paradise
59. Coreopsis
60. Cymbidium Orchid
61. Red Silk Cotton Tree
62. Canna Lily
63. Cinquefoil
64. Pincushions
65. California poppy
66. Alstroemeria
67. Cockscomb
68. Sunflower
69. Hibiscus
70. Nemesia
71. Iris
72. Orange Anthurium
73. American Bittersweet
74. Tiger Lily
75. Red Hot Pokers

49 Pink and Fuchsia Flowers

1. Sunshine Mimosa
2. Felicia Hybrid Musk Rose
3. Pink Grapefruit Yarrow
4. Pacific Anenome
5. Prairie Onion
6. Candytufts
7. Angel’s Fishing Rod
8. Belladonna Lily
9. Coral Fountain Amaranthus
10. Lenten Rose
11. Pink Delight Butterfly Bush
12. Butterscotch Peruvian Lily
13. Dragon’s Mouth
14. Matsumoto Aster
15. Baronesse Garden Rose
16. Atlantic Pigeon Wings
17. Rosy Garlic
18. Breadseed Poppy
19. Noble Rock Orchid
20. Candy Mountain Foxglove
21. Coral Reef Celosia
22. Beardtongue
23. Clary Sage
24. Sacred Lotus
25. Moth Orchid
26. Joey Mulla Mulla
27. Balcony Petunia
28. Beacon Rose Impatiens
29. Blue Shift Sweet Pea
30. Ruby Parfait Celosia
31. Coral Vine
32. Divine Pink Impatiens
33. Firecracker Flower
34. Rose Bon Bon Cosmos
35. Dame’s Rocket
36. Chinese Cobra Lily
37. Dark Eyes Fuchsia
38. Apricot Lemonade Cosmos
39. Concolor Lace Geranium
40. Inca Ice Peruvian Lily
41. Catchfly
42. Cherry Blossom
43. Rose Mallow
44. Elizabeth Clematis
45. Fiesta Time Hollyhock
46. Sensitive Briar
47. Annual Phlox
48. Queen Red Lime Zinnia
49. Pink Paeony Poppy

100 Purple Flowers

Below are 100 purple flowers.

1. Dianthus
2. Blackcurrant Swirl Moonflower
3. Lily Turf
4. Spike Speedwell
5. Bittersweet Nightshade
6. Pigeon Berry
7. Catmint
8. Camas Lily
9. Calla Lily
10. Canterbury Bells
11. Allium Ornamental
12. Black Adder Giant Hyssop
13. Mountain Cornflower
14. Cheeses (Common Mallow)
15. Gladiolus
16. Hyacinth
17. Sweet Rocket
18. Aster
19. Pansy
20. Globe Thistles
21. Rose of Sharon
22. Russian Sage
23. Petunia
24. Lungwort
25. Peony
26. Dendrobium Orchid
27. Crocus
28. Pasque Flower
29. Dwarf Iris
30. Candytuft
31. Morning Glory
32. Lupine
33. Yesterday, Today Tomorrow
34. Gloxinia
35. Chinese Wisteria
36. Moss Verbena
37. Butterfly Bush
38. Italian Aster
39. False Indigo
40. False Goat’s Beard
41. Leather Flower
42. Anise Hyssop
43. Balloon Flower
44. Lily of the Incas
45. Garden Cosmos
46. Sea Thistle
47. Foxglove
48. Prairie Gentian (Lisianthus)
49. Bell Flowers
50. Passion Flowers
51. Carnation
52. Blazing Stars
53. Common Comfrey
54. Lavender
55. European Periwinkles
56. Sea Holly
57. Tropical Hibiscus
58. Lilac
59. Alpine Betony
60. Bee Orchid
61. Pincushion Flower
62. Wolf’s Bane (Monkshood)
63. Hummelo Betony
64. Bear’s Breeches
65. Heliotrope
66. Bougainvillea
67. Geraldton Waxflower
68. Hollyhock
69. Corydalis
70. Hardy Geranium
71. Moonflower
72. Lily of the Nile
73. Sweet Pea
74. Browallia
75. Mistflower
76. Hellebore
77. Zinnia
78. Blue False Indigo
79. China Aster
80. Coneflower
81. Annual Honesty
82. Honeywort
83. Globe Artichoke
84. Small Scabious
85. Bell Heather
86. Melastoma
87. Clematis
88. Dahlia
89. Columbine
90. Evening Primroses
91. Purple Flash
92. Blue-Eyed Grass
93. Fuchsia
94. Cyclamen
95. Meadow Sage
96. Iris Pumila
97. Dwarf Rhododendron
98. Cattleya Orchids
99. Anemone
100. Hydrangea

14 Black Flowers

1.  Penny Black
2.  Blacknight
3.  Arabian Night
4.  Black Bat Flower
5.  Black Baccara
6.  Black Star
7.  Queen of Night
8.  Black Velvet
9.  Hello Darkness
10.  Silver Lace Black
11.  Black Barlow
12.  Blackout
13.  Dark Dimension
14.  Midnight Ruffles

Flowers Name by Seasons

Flowers That Bloom In Summer

There are 60 flowers that bloom in the summer season.

1. Daisies
2. Marigold
3. Celosia
4. Lantana
5. Foxglove
6. Blanket Flowers
7. Vinca
8. Culver’s root
9. Gazania
10. Gaura
11. Mandevilla
12. Begonia
13. Scaevola
14. Sunflower
15. Lobelia
16. Catmint
17. Pineapple lily
18. Hydrangea
19. Yarrow
20. Hibiscus
21. Verbena
22. Tithonia
23. Rose
24. Lavender
25. Thistle
26. Evolvulus
27. Gloriosa lily
28. Coreopsis
29. Astilbe
30. Salvia
31. Billy buttons
32. Firetail Fleece
33. Pentas
34. Impatiens
35. Cosmos
36. Petunia
37. Amaranthus
38. Dahlia
39. Fuchsia
40. Daylily
41. Moss Rose
42. Monkshood
43. Spider Flower
44. Geranium
45. Surprise lily
46. Beardtongue
47. Sea holly
48. Angelonia
49. Oxalis
50. Bougainvillea
51. Stargazer lily
52. Canna lilies
53. Lily of the Nile
54. Zinnia
55. Coneflowers
56. Datura
57. Plumeria
58. Nicotiana
59. Black-eyed Susan
60. Poppies

Flowers That Bloom In Winter

There are 60 flowers that bloom in the winter season.

1. Flowering Kale
2. Paperbush
3. Japanese Andromeda
4. Iceland Poppy
5. Opal Flower
6. Lamb’s Ear
7. Happy Wanderer
8. Gorse
9. Aeonium ‘Voodoo’
10. Early Stachyurus
11. Bush Lily
12. Purple Rock Cress
13. Honeywort
14. Winter Jasmine
15. Kalanchoe
16. Violets
17. Alpine Rockcress
18. Harlequin Glorybower
19. Red Maple
20. Diotis Maritima
21. Soap Aloe
22. Winter Hazel
23. Viburnum fragrans
24. Christmas Cactus
25. Orchid
26. Hop Trefoil
27. Silk tassel
28. Winter Cheer
29. Weeping Apricot
30. Japanese Quince
31. Queen Anne’s Lace
32. Cornelian Cherry
33. Large Blue Hepatica
34. Pin-cushion Hakea
35. Feather Reed Grass
36. Grevillea ‘Winter Delight’
37. Mountain Pepper
38. Protea
39. Wurmbea Stricta
40. Golden Wattle
41. Poinsettia
42. Mahonia
43. Sweet Box
44. Orchid Cactus
45. Winter Heath
46. Mimosa
47. Winter-flowering Cherry
48. Silver Dollar Tree
49. Bulbinella Nutans
50. Manzanita
51. Orchid Tree
52. Fringetree
53. Ribbon Bush
54. Pink Heath
55. Jade Plant
56. Wintersweet
57. Algerian Iris
58. Mignonette
59. Nemesia Caerulea
60. Fragrant Daphne

Flowers That Will Bloom All Year

1. African Violet
2. Ajuga or Bugleweed
3. Alpine Violet
4. Alyssum or Sweet Alyssum
5. Anise Hyssop
6. Begonia
7. Black-Eyed Susans
8. Blue Salvia, Marine
9. Bougainvillea
10. Butterfly Pea
11. Calibrachoa
12. Celosia
13. Christ Plant
14. Hardy Chrysanthemum
15. Coral Drift Rose
16. Golden Trumpet
17. Hibiscus
18. Hybrid Astilbe
19. Jungle Geranium
20. Jasmine or Dwarf Gardenia
21. Kalanchoes
22. Lantana
23. Marigold
24. Nasturtium
25. Pansy, Johnny Jump Up
26. Purple Coneflower
27. Snapdragons
28. Threadleaf Tickseed
29. Twinspur
30. Yellow Bush Daisy
31. Zinnia

Perennials Flowers

Perennial flowers are plants that live for multiple years, often flowering year after year. They have the ability to survive through different seasons, regrowing from the same root system or base, and typically provide a consistent display of blooms over time.

Below is the list of some perennial flowers:

1. Lungwort
2. Christmas Rose
3. English Daisy
4. Meadow Rue
5. Star of Persia
6. Dahlia
7. Blue Star
8. Prairie Violet
9. Western Sunflower
10. Pincushion Flower
11. Peony
12. Russian Sage
13. Coral Bells
14. Bleeding Heart
15. Mountain Bluet
16. Whitlow Grass
17. Common Bugle
18. Bee Balm
19. Brown-Eyed Susan
20. Daylily
21. Lamb’s Ear
22. Marjoram
23. Delphinium
24. Speedwell
25. Milkweed
26. Hosta
27. Goldenrod
28. Salvia
29. Joe Pye Weed
30. Queen of the Prairie
31. Feverfew
32. Pink
33. Common Foxglove
34. Sea Holly
35. Pale Beardtongue
36. Blazing Star
37. Wild Indigo
38. Lupine
39. Mother of Thyme
40. Trillium
41. Wild Pink
42. Spiderwort
43. Creeping Phlox
44. Roman Chamomile
45. Gentian
46. Columbine
47. Yarrow
48. Chinese Astilbe
49. Greater Masterwort
50. Black-Eyed Susan
51. Coneflower
52. English Lavender
53. Blanket Flower
54. Primrose
55. Maximillian Sunflower
56. Swamp Rose Mallow
57. New England Aster
58. Windflower
59. Thrift
60. Spurge
61. Chrysanthemum
62. Hyssop
63. Tickseed
64. Catmint
65. Bellflower
66. Perennial Flax
67. Ice Plant
68. Yellow Archangel
69. Balloon Flower
70. Siberian Bugloss

Annual Flowers Name

Annual flowers are plants that complete their life cycle in a single year. They germinate from seeds, grow, flower, set seeds, and then die within a span of one growing season.

Below is the list of some annual flowers:

1. Zinnia
2. Pansy
3. Kale
4. African Daisy
5. Vinca
6. Cosmos
7. Begonia
8. Snapdragon
9. Impatiens
10. Cornflower
11. Celosia
12. Geranium
13. Marigold
14. Calendula
15. Larkspur
16. Primrose
17. Petunia

Biennial Flowers Name

Biennial flowers are plants that complete their life cycle over two years. During the first year, they grow foliage and store energy, while in the second year, they produce flowers, set seeds, and eventually die.

Below is the list of some biennial flowers:

1. Caraway Herb
2. Canterbury bells
3. Foxglove
4. Black-eyed Susans
5. Sweet William
6. Hollyhocks
7. Evening primrose
8. Angelica
9. Forget-me-not flowers

Tree Flower Names

ree flowers refer to the reproductive structures borne by trees, where they develop into blossoms that contain male and female parts and are responsible for pollination and subsequent fruit or seed production.

Below is the list of some tree flowers:

1. Saucer Magnolia
2. Parijat
3. Indian coral tree flower
4. Indian cork tree flower
5. Pride of India
6. Yoshino cherry
7. Gulmohar
8. Cherry blossom
9. Shadblow serviceberry flower
10. Silk cotton tree flower
11. Eastern redbud
12. Sita Ashok flower
13. Indian laburnum
14. Delta blues vitex
15. Bauhinia
16. White dogwood

Shrub Flowers Name

Shrub flowers are flowering plants characterized by their woody stems and branching growth habit, producing blooms that vary in size, color, and shape, typically found in shrubs or bushes.

Below is the list of some shrub flowers:

1. Abelia
2. Weigela
3. Spirea
4. Limelight hydrangea
5. Cinquefoil
6. Lilac
7. Flowering quince
8. Forsythia
9. Shrub rose
10. Summersweet
11. Camellia
12. Rhododendron
13. Buttonbush
14. Korean spice viburnum
15. Summer lilac

Botanical/Scientific Names of Flowers

Below are 76 popular flowers with their botanic names.

Common Name – Botanical Name

1. Barberton – Daisy gerbera
2. Transvaal daisy – Gerbera
3. Amazon lily – Eucharis
4. Lady’s mantle – Alchemilla
5. Lupin – Lupinus
6. Sweet william – Dianthus barbatus
7. Gay feather – Liatris
8. Lavender – Lavandula
9. Grape hyacinth – Muscari
10. Cockscomb – Celosia
11. Calla lily – Zantedeschia
12. Prairie gentian – Lisianthus
13. Canterbury Bells – Campanula
14. Daffodil – Narcissus
15. Evening primrose – Oenothera
16. Jersey lily – Amaryllis Belladonna
17. Golden rod – Solidago
18. Hyacinth – Hyacinthus
19. Lilac – Syringa
20. Lisianthus – Eustoma
21. Sweet pea – Lathyrus
22. African lily – Agapanthus
23. Globe thistle – Echinops
24. Blue throatwort – Trachelium
25. Coneflower – Echinacea
26. Alpine thistle – Eryngium
27. Baby’s breath – Gypsophila
28. Iris – Iris
29. Rose – Rosa
30. Stock – Matthiola
31. Spray carnation – Dianthus
32. Flamingo flower – Anthurium
33. Scabious – Scabiosa
34. Tulip – Tulipa
35. Sword lily – Gladiolus
36. Larkspur – Delphinium consolida
37. Bloom – Chrysanthemum
38. Yarrow – Achillia
39. Chincerinchee – Ornithogalum
40. Guernsey lily – Nerine
41. Painter’s palette – Anthurium
42. Carnation – Dianthus
43. Moth orchid – Phelanopsis
44. Christmas rose – Hellebore
45. Forget – me – not – Myosotis
46. Foxglove – Digitalis
47. Statice – Limonium
48. Cornflower – Centaurea
49. Bleeding Heart – Dicentra spectabilis
50. Marigold – Calendula
51. Broom – Genista
52. September flower – Aster
53. Sunflower – Helianthus
54. Mums – Spray chrysanthemum
55. Windflower – Anemone
56. Bells of Ireland – Moluccella
57. Love in a mist – Nigella
58. Lobster claw – Heliconia
59. Peony – Paeonia
60. Sugarbush – Protea
61. Arum Lily – Zantedeschia
62. Snapdragon – Antirrhinum
63. Mimosa – Acacia
64. Sea lavender – Limonium
65. Feverfew – Tanacetum parthenium
66. Singapore orchid – Dendrobium
67. Amaryllis – Hippeastrum
68. Michaelmas Daisy – Aster
69. Columbine – Aquilegia
70. Waxflower – Chamaelaucium
71. Flame tip – Leucadendron
72. Peruvian lily – Alstromeria
73. Bell Flower – Campanula
74. Lily – Lilium
75. Bird of paradise – Strelizia
76. Busy Lizzie – Impatiens

300 Flowers Name With Pictures

1.		Agapanthus
2.		Azalea
3.		Anise Hyssop
4.		Alyssum
5.		Amaryllis
6.		Alstroemeria
7.		Anemone
8.		Abutilon
9.		African Daisy
10.		Ageratum
11.		Alchemilla
12.		Armeria Maritima
13.		Aster
14.		Acacia
15.		Aconite
16.		Allium
17.		Amaranthus
18.		Bluebonnets
19.		Brassica
20.		Bachelor’s Button
21.		Broom
22.		Butterfly Bush
23.		Blazing Star
24.		Brachyscome
25.		Blanket Flower
26.		Bouvardia
27.		Bergamot
28.		Bergenia
29.		Black-eyed Susan
30.		Buttercup
31.		Bee Balm
32.		Bellflower
33.		Blue-eyed Grass
34.		Billbergia
35.		Bletilla
36.		Balloon Flower
37.		Borage
38.		Ballota
39.		Begonia
40.		Bottlebrush
41.		Baby’s Breath
42.		Bleeding Heart
43.		Bluestar Flower
44.		Cyclamen
45.		Cape Primrose
46.		Crocus
47.		Columbine
48.		Clematis
49.		Clover
50.		Calendula
51.		Cosmos
52.		Cotoneaster
53.		Cuckoo Flower
54.		Coral Vine
55.		Calceolaria
56.		Cerastium Tomentosum
57.		Canna Lily
58.		Chicory
59.		Catmint
60.		Coreopsis
61.		Camellia
62.		California Poppy
63.		Celosia
64.		Chionodoxa
65.		Cornflower
66.		Coral Bells
67.		Calla Lily
68.		Chrysanthemum
69.		Crown Imperial
70.		Catharanthus
71.		Cape Leadwort
72.		Carnation
73.		Cardinal Flower
74.		Crocosmia
75.		Corydalis
76.		Coneflower
77.		Clarkia
78.		Candytuft
79.		Diascia
80.		Delphinium
81.		Dutch Iris
82.		Daphne
83.		Dill
84.		Dandelion
85.		Dianella
86.		Deutzia
87.		Dianthus barbatus
88.		Disa
89.		Daisy
90.		Daylily
91.		Daffodil
92.		Dietes
93.		Desert Rose
94.		Dahlia
95.		Decumaria
96.		Firethorn
97.		Foxglove
98.		Eremurus
99.		Flannel Flower
100.		Euphorbia
101.		Feverfew
102.		Erigeron
103.		Evening Primrose
104.		Flax Flower
105.		Forget Me Not
106.		Erica
107.		Fall Crocus
108.		Elder
109.		Flaming Katy
110.		Eustoma
111.		Fuchsia
112.		English Bluebell
113.		Epimedium
114.		Frangipani Flower
115.		Four O’clock
116.		Forsythia
117.		French Marigold
118.		Echinops
119.		Freesia
120.		Echium
121.		Flowering Dogwood
122.		Gerbera Flower
123.		Gladiolas
124.		Goldenrod
125.		Gardenia
126.		Guzmania
127.		Gaillardia
128.		Gazania
129.		Grape Hyacinth
130.		Geranium
131.		Honeysuckle
132.		Holly
133.		Hibiscus
134.		Helichrysum
135.		Hebe
136.		Hosta
137.		Hollyhock
138.		Hyssop
139.		Helenium
140.		Hellebore
141.		Hydrangea
142.		Heliotrope
143.		Heather
144.		Hawthorn
145.		Hyacinth
146.		Iceland Poppy
147.		Iris
148.		Ice Plant
149.		Ixia
150.		Ixora
151.		Ipomoea Lobata
152.		Impatiens
153.		Jasmine
154.		Jacob’s Ladder
155.		Johnny Jump Up
156.		Knautia
157.		Kangaroo Paw
158.		Kaffir Lily
159.		Kalmia
160.		Kniphofia
161.		Lewesia
162.		Lavender
163.		Lantana
164.		Lady’s Slipper
165.		Love in the Mist
166.		Laelia
167.		Lunaria
168.		Lily of the Valley
169.		Larkspur
170.		Lotus
171.		Lavatera
172.		Lupin
173.		Lilac
174.		Lily
175.		Linaria
176.		Lemon Verbena
177.		Matthiola
178.		Morning Glory
179.		Moss Rose
180.		Mandevilla
181.		Moraea
182.		Maltese Cross
183.		Moonflower Vine
184.		Magnolia
185.		Mayflower
186.		Marigold
187.		Mimosa
188.		Monk’s Hood
189.		Marguerite Daisy
190.		Meconopsis
191.		Nasturtium
192.		Nemophila
193.		Nemesia
194.		Nolana
195.		Narcissus
196.		New Zealand Tea Tree
197.		Neoregelia
198.		Nerine
199.		Nierembergia
200.		Olearia
201.		Osteospermum
202.		Oxalis
203.		Ornamental Cherry
204.		Ornithogalum
205.		Oxeye Daisy
206.		Oyster Plant
207.		Oriental Poppy
208.		Oleander
209.		Oriental Lily
210.		Orchid
211.		Poinsettia
212.		Physostegia
213.		Passion Flower
214.		Pansy
215.		Polyanthus
216.		Parodia
217.		Petunia
218.		Phlox
219.		Pinks
220.		Penstemon
221.		Powder Puff
222.		Peony
223.		Periwinkle
224.		Pelargonium
225.		Poppy
226.		Pincushion Flower
227.		Photinia
228.		Persian Buttercup
229.		Peace Lily
230.		Painted Daisy
231.		Potentilla
232.		Quince
233.		Queen Anne’s Lace
234.		Quaker Ladies
235.		Queen of the Meadow
236.		Queen’s Cup
237.		Roses
238.		Rondeletia
239.		Rock Rose
240.		Rose of Sharon
241.		Rain Lily
242.		Snowflake
243.		Starflower
244.		Scented Geranium
245.		Scilla
246.		Speedwell
247.		Sunflower
248.		Soapwort
249.		Saint John’s Wort
250.		Sweet Pea
251.		Silene
252.		Statice
253.		Snapdragon
254.		Snowdrop
255.		Scaevola
256.		Sedum
257.		Sage
258.		Shasta Daisy
259.		Tiger Flower
260.		Trumpet Vine
261.		Tobacco Plant
262.		Tea Rose
263.		Trachelium
264.		Triteleia
265.		Tithonia
266.		Tuberose
267.		Trollius
268.		Tritonia crocata
269.		Tulip
270.		Trillium
271.		Ursinia
272.		Uva Ursi
273.		Urn Plant
274.		Viola
275.		Virginia Creeper
276.		Valerian
277.		Verbena
278.		Viburnum
279.		Woolly Violet
280.		Wishbone Flower
281.		Whirling Butterflies
282.		Wedelia
283.		Wallflower
284.		Weigela
285.		Water lilies
286.		Winterberry
287.		Winter Jasmine
288.		Wax Plant
289.		Wandflower
290.		Watsonia
291.		Xerophyllum
292.		Xylobium
293.		Xanthoceras sorbifolium
294.		Xylosma
295.		Yellow-eyed Grass
296.		Yellow Archangel
297.		Yellow Bell
298.		Yarrow
299.		Zinnia
300.		Zenobia

Popular Flower Names with Definition/Properties

Lilly

Lilly flowers are known as one of the most fragrant flowers in the world. They usually grow in clusters, which are often called clumps. The petals of a Lilly flower are large and have a high, rounded shape. The flower has four petals and is white, blue, or purple in color.

Jasmine

Jasmine flowers are named for the French Princess, Jasmone de Bavière. They have large, showy flowers that are white, with a yellow center and some purple. Jasmine blossoms often last for a short amount of time before they fade, but they’re worth it!

Tulip

Tulip flowers are a type of flower that has been a symbol of beauty and love. These flowers are often associated with the Dutch and Ottoman Turks. Tulips were introduced in Europe in the mid-16th century by Turkish traders who brought them from their homeland.

Sunflower

The sunflower is a plant species belonging to the genus Helianthus. Its flowers typically have five petals with a yellow center and grow in a spiral formation. It is native to North America, Central America, and South America.

Lotus

Lotus flowers are widely recognized for their beauty and symbolism. The flower is often associated with purity, grace, and spirituality. The lotus flower is also a symbol of rebirth, immortality, and even enlightenment.

Rose

Rose flowers are those that have five or eight petals. They come in a myriad of colors, shapes, sizes, and forms. Roses have many uses like food, personal care items, and religious symbols.

Marigold

Marigold flowers are bright and cheery, and for a long time, they have been used in many different cultures for decoration. They are also associated with good luck, health, prosperity, and happiness.

Daisy

Daisy flowers are some of the most popular flowering plants in the world. They are widely grown for their colorful, long-lasting flowers. The flower is also used as a symbol of hope and happiness.

Waterlily

What is a waterlily flower? The definition of a waterlily flower is a perennial flowering aquatic plant. What does this mean? It means that you can grow the plant in your garden or in any body of freshwater such as a pond, lake, or stream. It has heart-shaped leaves with scalloped edges and beautiful flowers which can be white, pink, blue, or purple

Orchid

The Orchid is a flower that has had a history of being used for its decorative and fragrant qualities. The word “Orchid” comes from the French orchis, meaning testicle. It is also called the “Queen of Flowers.”

Iris

Iris flowers are natural plants that change color depending on the time of day. These bright blooms can be green, blue, or purple in the morning, and darken to yellow in the afternoon.

Geranium

Geraniums are flowering plants that come in many different shades of red to purple. They can be found on the ground or growing on a tree. The leaves are typically divided into three, with each leaf having three lobes. These plants are often used around homes because of their fragrant flowers and beautiful leaves.

Primrose

Primrose are flowers that belong to the large genus Primula. The only genus in the family Primulaceae, they contain over a hundred species that come in a range of colors, sizes, and shapes.

Buttercups

Buttercups are a type of flower that usually have small, yellow flowers. They grow in clumps and are often found in pastures and meadows. This flower is associated with motherhood because it is said to bloom when the first child is born and always grows back after being cut.

Cannabis

Cannabis flower is a term used to describe the flowering part of the cannabis plant. The buds, leaves, and pistils are all parts of the cannabis flower. Cannabis flowers are green with purple or red hairs coming from the calyxes that surround both groups of petals.

Calendula

Calendula flowers are also known as pot marigolds. These flowers have a flower arrangement that is lily-like in shape, with daisy-like petals and orange centers. Calendula flowers can be used for their medicinal purposes to help soothe skin irritations, wounds, and sunburns, as well as for their ornamental value.

Datura

An ornamental plant with large trumpet-shaped flowers, Datura has been used in a variety of medical and spiritual practices.

Narcissus

Narcissus is a genus of plants in the daffodil family, a group that includes the more familiar narcissus bulbs, with which it shares some characteristics. It has been suggested that the Narcissus flower comes from an ancient Greek word meaning “nose” or “snout”, but this is not considered conclusive.

Black Rose

The Black Rose flower is a dark, fragrant flower and is often used for weddings. Have you ever taken a walk through the garden of your local botanical garden and been surprised by the abundance of flowers? The colors, textures, shapes, and smells of these plants have always been so pleasing to the eye. Now imagine that you’re walking in a garden with no color, no smell, and no form!

Oleander

Oleander is a plant that produces a long-lasting, flowering shrub that is native to the Mediterranean. The flower of an Oleander can be red, yellow, or orange and can grow up to six feet tall. It has been cultivated for use in perfumery, as a medicinal herb, and in traditional Chinese medicine.

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FAQS

What is the prettiest flower name?

The prettiest flower name is ‘rose’ because it is a versatile word that can be used for any occasion. Roses are bright, beautiful, and symbolic. You can use the word in a variety of ways including as part of your wedding vows and as an epitaph at your funeral.

What is the best flower name?

The best flower name is the one you’ll remember because it’s the one that matches your personality. There are many different types of flowers in the world, but they can all be categorized into two categories: those that grow outside and those that grow inside.

What are some nice flower names?

Flowers are a wonderful way to express our love, admiration, and appreciation for others. Whether you’re looking for someone special or just want to brighten up someone’s day, choosing a flower name can be a delightful experience. Let’s have a look at some of the best flower names below!

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