Types of flowers

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  1. 1. are popular with gardeners and florists due to their large, round flower heads comprised of tiny, individual flowers.
  2. 2. have an unusual, but beautiful appearance. The petals resemble a fleur-de-lis, with some petals standing straight up while others slope down atop long, erect stems.
  3. 3. have an unusual, but beautiful appearance. The petals resemble a fleur-de-lis, with some petals standing straight up while others slope down atop long, erect stems.
  4. 6. bloom bright and early in the spring (sometimes they even poke through the snow) and lead the way for other springtime flowers to emerge.
  5. 8. have ruffled petals with streaks of colors and are available in a variety of colors including pink, red, yellow, orange, purple, and white.
  6. 9. is known for its fragrance, medicinal properties, and beautiful bluish-purple color. it blooms in the summer months and is a favorite of bees and butterflies.
  7. 10. bloom early in the spring. The blossoms feature six petals and a trumpet in the middle and are typically a combination of bright yellow and white.
  8. 14. Notable for their wax-like appearance and oval-shaped leaves, gardenia flowers range from pale yellow to creamy white.
  9. 16. can range from six inches to three feet depending on the variety. Flowers grow on tall, narrow spikes above the foliage and come in all colors
  10. 17. easily recognized by their long, cone-shaped blooms covered in tiny, tubular flowers.
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  1. 1. features trumpet-shaped flowers that come in a range of colors.They typically grow in tropical climates and don’t fare well in cooler temperatures.
  2. 4. most popular cut flower for floral displays. They feature a tight coil of petals that range in color from white to tones of yellow, pink, and dark crimson and have a delightful fragrance.
  3. 5. Their bright and happy appearance resembles the sun, making them a crowd favorite in the summer months. With brilliant yellow petals and a brown to black central disc
  4. 7. are the classic Christmas flower because of their bright red appearance. The bright petals aren’t actually flowers, but instead are the upper leaves of the plant.
  5. 11. several notable features, including three petals, three sepals, and a single lip that extends, which is known as a labellum. Also have a waxy tube-like structure in the center of the flower called a column.
  6. 12. are yellow to deep orange. They typically feature a cluster of petals closely bunched together that resembles a pompom with dark green foliage.
  7. 13. Relatively large and showy and is produced singly. In all shades (bright white - deep purple or red) bloom profusely from early summer until frost. They’re one of the easiest flowers to grow.
  8. 15. grows as a bushy shrub or climbing vine and produces tubular, waxy-white flowers and oval, shiny leaves.