Flower

3. A tropical and vibrant flower with large, colorful petals, commonly seen in warm climates and often used for its medicinal properties.
4. A bright and hardy flower with yellow, orange, or red petals, often planted in gardens to repel pests and add a pop of color.
6. A delicate flower with papery petals in vibrant colors like red, orange, and pink, often associated with remembrance and memorial services.
9. A tall and bright yellow flower with a dark center, known for its large size, sun-tracking behavior, and edible seeds.
11. A fringed and ruffled flower with a sweet scent, available in a wide range of colors and often used for bouquets and corsages.
12. A small and delicate flower with purple, blue, or white petals, often found in woodland areas and symbolizing modesty and simplicity.

1. A vibrant and cup-shaped flower with a tall stem, originating from Europe and widely cultivated for its colorful blooms.
2. A trumpet-shaped flower with bright yellow petals, often one of the first flowers to bloom in spring, symbolizing new beginnings.
3. A cluster-like flower with abundant petals, available in various colors, and known for its ability to change color based on soil acidity.
5. A simple and cheerful flower with a yellow center and white petals, commonly found in meadows and symbolizing innocence.
6. A large and lush flower with soft petals and a pleasant fragrance, commonly associated with prosperity and honor in many cultures.
7. A fragrant and beautiful flower with thorny stems, known for its various colors and often associated with love and romance.
8. An elegant and exotic flower with intricate and showy blooms, representing beauty, luxury, and refinement.
10. A graceful and fragrant flower with large petals and long stamens, available in various colors and commonly used in floral arrangements.