Bird-of-Paradise
A southern African evergreen whose orange-and-blue crested flower famously resembles the head of a tropical bird in mid-flight.
11 flowers containing the letter F — each with origin, classification, and notes.
Below are flowers that contain the letter F anywhere in the name. Each of the 11 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.
The state flower of California, a bright orange annual that carpets hillsides every spring with cup-shaped silken petals that close at night.
A robust North American prairie perennial with raised central cones and drooping petals, popularised globally as both a garden plant and an immune-system herbal remedy.
A vivid azure-blue annual once so common in European wheat fields that its decline has become a symbol of vanishing arable wildlife.
A cheerful trumpet-flowered bulb that opens the European spring, naturalising in woodland drifts and reappearing every year with almost no care.
A small clear-blue wildflower of streamsides and woodland margins whose name and tiny yellow eye have made it the universal emblem of remembrance.
A vigorous deciduous shrub whose bare branches erupt into bright yellow bell-shaped flowers in early spring, signalling the start of the gardening year.
A tall biennial spike of speckled tubular flowers that lines hedgerows and gives medicine its most important heart drug, digitalis.
A shade-loving woodland perennial whose tiny bell-shaped flowers carry one of the most coveted perfumes in nature.
A spectacular tropical climber whose elaborate ten-part flower was read by Spanish missionaries as a botanical sermon on the crucifixion.
A towering North American annual whose enormous heliotropic flower heads track the morning sun and yield one of the world's most important oilseeds.
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