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Allium
Allium Also known as Peruvian Lily. Named after botanist Klas Von Alstroemer.
Alstroemeria A popular bulb plant for growing indoors.
Amaryllis

Windflower, as it was believed the wind made the blossom open.
Anemone From a Greek word meaning, flower tail.
Anthurium Tiny, delicate blossoms. Also known as Gyp. (Gypsophila)
Baby's Breath

One of many different Protea varieties.
Banksia Named for its colorful, bird-like blossom.
Bird Of Paradise Originally from South America.
Bouvardia

Aptly named for its shape and size.
Button Pom Its earliest origins were in southern Africa.
Calla Lily One of the many varieties of tropical Heliconia.
Caribea Heliconia

From an old Italian word meaning complexion.
Carnation Through the ages, the lily has stood for purity and sweetness.
Casablanca Lily
Cherry Blossom

Cockscomb
Cornflower Often referred to as Jonquil.
Daffodil

From Day's Eye, as some open in the morning and close at night.
Daisy Named so because its flower spurs resemble dolphins.
Delphinium Dendron means tree. Sometimes grown on trees for structural support.
Dendrobium Orchid

Eremurus Named after German botanist Friedrich H.T. Freese.
Freesia Also Spider mum, with ancient origins in China and Japan.
Fuji Mum

A fragrant white flower that means You're lovely.
Gardenia
Genistra Named after German naturalist Traugott Gerber.
Gerbera Daisy

As in gladiator, because ot its sword-shaped leaves.
Gladiolus
Gloriosa Lily Heather
Heather

Hyacinth Named after the Greek goddess of the rainbow.
Iris Ixia
Ixia

So named for the shape of its blossom.
Kangaroo Paw
Larkspur Often referred to as Lepto.
Leptospernum

Nicknamed the Button Snakeroot. (Callilepis)
Liatris Lilac
Lilac
Lisianthus

Greeks praised the carnation as the divine flower.
Mini Carnation The Oncidium is among the tiniest of orchid blossoms.
Oncidium Orchid One of the many varieties of Heliconia.
Parakeet Heliconia

Phalaenopsis Orchid
Phalaenopsis Spray One of the many varieties of Protea.
Pin Cushion Protea

(Alpinia Purpurata)
Pink Ginger After Greek God Proteus who, like the flower, assumed many shapes.
Protea Nicknamed Cow Parsley. (Ammi Majus)
Queen Anne's Lace

Ranunculus
Rattlesnake Calathium
Red Ginger

Scabiosa So named because of its unusual blossoms.
Snapdragon
Solidaster

Also called China or Football mum.
Standard Mum Similar varieties include Rubrum and
Journey's End.
Star Gazer Lily Named for the shape of its bloom. (Ornithogalum)
Star of Bethlehem

Or Sea Lavender, because it grows in marshes. (Limonium Sinuatum)
Statice A popular favorite in bridal bouquets.
Stephanotis Also known as Matthiola.
Stock

Increasingly popular in a variety of sizes and hues.
Sunflower
Sweet Pea
(Dianthus)
Sweet William

Tritoma
Tritoma So named because it resembled the Turkish turban.
Tulip
Viburnum

Watsonia
Waxflower Yarrow
Yarrow