Bird-of-Paradise
A southern African evergreen whose orange-and-blue crested flower famously resembles the head of a tropical bird in mid-flight.
8 flowers containing the letter B — each with origin, classification, and notes.
Below are flowers that contain the letter B anywhere in the name. Each of the 8 flowers below opens to a full profile.
A southern African evergreen whose orange-and-blue crested flower famously resembles the head of a tropical bird in mid-flight.
A golden-rayed prairie daisy with a dark chocolate centre, a symbol of late North American summer and the state flower of Maryland.
A nodding spring bulb that carpets ancient British woodlands in waves of violet-blue, an icon of intact deciduous forest.
A vigorous thorny South American climber whose papery, vividly coloured bracts cover walls and pergolas in every warm city of the world.
A shining yellow meadow perennial whose petals reflect ultraviolet light to attract pollinators and whose stems carry a mildly toxic sap.
A self-clinging deciduous climber from East Asia whose flat lacy white flower heads cover north-facing walls without need for support.
A South African daisy whose pure saturated colours and clean flower form make it one of the world's five most-traded cut flowers.
A tropical shrub of huge five-petaled flowers, emblematic of Hawaii and Polynesia and source of a tart ruby-red infusion drunk worldwide.
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