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2. tiny, star-shaped yellow flowers are insignificant, hanging down in long clusters between the large leaves.
3. tuberous-rooted Mexican plant of the daisy family, which is cultivated for its brightly colored single or double flowers.
4. tender perennials but are usually grown as annuals in cooler climates colours range from white and yellow to shades of orange, red, and purple.
9. a tropical plant with red, white, purple, or pink flowers, that is often used as a houseplant.
11. bulbous plant that typically bear bright yellow flowers with a long trumpet-shaped center.
12. Some azalea varieties have ruffled petals. Dark-green, oval leaves cover this small, spreading shrub. Its woody stems bear clusters of flowers at their tips.
13. single flower, delicate multi-petaled, double blossom at the end of a long stem. Colors: Wide range of colors, not limited to: Pink, white, red, purple, yellow, and orange.
15. The star-like flowers bloom in colors of white, pink, red, blue or purple.
17. having ashy-gray or white tomentose leaves especially : an herbaceous artemisia
18. grown for its striking cerise flowers, blooming indoors about Christmastime in the Northern Hemisphere.

1. single daisy-like flower heads with yellow centers to fully double flower heads with shaggy to pompom form.
3. orchid-like flowers with silky petals. Flower colors range from pale blue and lemon through deep purple, bronze, rose and gold.
5. is a flowering plant that is typically sold at floral shops and other retailers from mid-winter to early spring.
6. masses of large, upward-facing, bell-shaped flowers in shades of blue, purple or white over a long season.
7. strap-like foliage and long sprays
8. green, waxy leaves are alternate. Has tiny greenish-white flowers that bloom in late
10. small, blue, two-lipped flowers borne in spikes. The leaves are often variegated with colourful patterns of magenta and green,
11. lily that bears large yellow, red, or orange flowers, each flower lasting only one day.
14. flowers are green, purple, red, or pink. The sepals and petals are similar but completely different from the lips.
16. umbrella-shaped heads that hold clusters of tiny yellow-green flowers.