Amaryllis
A large South American bulb whose dramatic trumpet flowers on a leafless stem make it the standard winter houseplant of the Northern Hemisphere.
5 flowers starting with the letter A — each with origin, classification, and notes.
If you've been searching for flowers that start with A, you'll find 5 detailed flowers below. We're not interested in giving you only a list of names — every entry on this page links to a full profile with the kind of detail you'd actually want to know.
For flowers, that means scientific name, family, native range, color, season, plant type, and uses.
A large South American bulb whose dramatic trumpet flowers on a leafless stem make it the standard winter houseplant of the Northern Hemisphere.
A diverse genus of spring and autumn perennials whose silken-petaled flowers from the windflower to the Japanese anemone bridge multiple garden seasons.
A glossy tropical aroid whose lacquered heart-shaped spathe and protruding spadix have made it a staple of modernist floral design.
A late-season daisy of meadows and gardens whose violet starbursts feed migrating butterflies long after most flowers have faded.
A spring-flowering subgroup of the rhododendron genus whose layered swarms of trumpet flowers blanket Japanese hillsides and southern American gardens.
That's our current list of flowers starting with the letter A. We add new entries every week — if you have a favorite flower starting with A that isn't on this page, let us know and we'll write it up.
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