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Sunflower

Helianthus annuus

Sunflowers are large, vibrant flowers known for their distinctive yellow petals and dark centers. These cheerful blooms symbolize loyalty, adoration, and unwavering faith, making them perfect for expressing joy and positivity.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

LoyaltyAdorationFaithHappiness+4 more
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Rose

Rosa spp.

Roses are the quintessential symbol of love and beauty, featuring layered petals and intoxicating fragrance. With over 300 species, roses represent the full spectrum of human emotions and have been cherished across cultures for millennia.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Rosaceae

Key Meanings:

LovePassionBeautyHonor+4 more
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Tulip

Tulipa spp.

Tulips are elegant spring bulbs with cup-shaped flowers that herald the arrival of warmer weather. These graceful blooms symbolize perfect love and new beginnings, making them ideal for celebrating fresh starts and deep affection.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Liliaceae

Key Meanings:

Perfect LoveRebirthNew BeginningsForgiveness+2 more
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Lavender

Lavandula angustifolia

Known for its fragrant purple flowers and silvery-green foliage, lavender is cherished for its calming properties and beauty. It symbolizes purity, silence, devotion, and serenity.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

PuritySilenceDevotionSerenity+3 more
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Peony

Paeonia lactiflora (representative)

Peonies are beloved for their large, fragrant, and often lushly petaled blossoms. They symbolize romance, prosperity, good fortune, a happy marriage, and honor.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Paeoniaceae

Key Meanings:

RomanceProsperityGood fortuneHappy marriage+3 more
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Hydrangea

Hydrangea macrophylla (representative)

Hydrangeas are popular shrubs known for their large, showy flower heads, which can famously change color based on soil acidity. They symbolize gratitude, grace, beauty, and heartfelt emotions.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Hydrangeaceae

Key Meanings:

GratitudeGraceBeautyHeartfelt emotions+3 more
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Dahlia

Dahlia (horticultural hybrids)

Dahlias are prized for their incredibly diverse flower forms, sizes, and vibrant colors. They symbolize elegance, dignity, creativity, inner strength, and commitment.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

EleganceDignityCreativityInner strength+4 more
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Sweet Pea

Lathyrus odoratus

Sweet peas are cherished for their delicate, fragrant blossoms and wide range of colors. They symbolize blissful pleasure, delicate beauty, departure, and gratitude.

Type:

annual

Family:

Fabaceae (Pea family)

Key Meanings:

Blissful pleasureDelicate beautyDepartureGoodbye+4 more
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Poppy (Field/Corn Poppy)

Papaver rhoeas

The Corn Poppy is known for its vibrant red, delicate, papery petals, often with a dark spot at the base. It is a powerful symbol of remembrance, particularly for fallen soldiers, and also represents sleep and peace.

Type:

annual

Family:

Papaveraceae (Poppy family)

Key Meanings:

Remembrance (especially for WWI and fallen soldiers)SleepPeace (in some contexts)Consolation+3 more
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Clematis

Clematis (horticultural hybrids and species)

Clematis are popular climbing plants prized for their spectacular flowers, which come in a vast array of shapes, sizes, and colors. They symbolize mental beauty, ingenuity, aspiration, and artifice.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

Mental beautyIngenuityArtificeAspiration+4 more
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Aster

Symphyotrichum spp. / Aster spp.

Asters are daisy-like perennials with star-shaped flower heads. They bring delightful color to late summer and fall gardens, symbolizing love, wisdom, and faith.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

LoveWisdomFaithValor+4 more
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Geranium (Pelargonium)

Pelargonium spp.

Commonly known as geraniums, Pelargoniums are popular for their vibrant blooms and varied foliage. They symbolize comfort, friendship, and good wishes, brightening gardens and homes.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Geraniaceae

Key Meanings:

GentilityComfortEsteemFriendship+2 more
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Lily (True Lily)

Lilium spp.

True lilies (Lilium) are elegant, often fragrant flowers grown from bulbs, prized for their large, showy blooms. They symbolize purity, beauty, and refined love.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae

Key Meanings:

PurityBeautyFertilityMajesty+4 more
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Chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum × morifolium (and other spp.)

Chrysanthemums, or mums, are popular fall flowers with diverse forms and colors. They symbolize joy, optimism, longevity, and are culturally significant worldwide.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

JoyOptimismLongevityLoyalty+3 more
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Iris

Iris spp.

Irises are elegant flowers with distinctive three-petaled blooms, available in a rainbow of colors. They symbolize faith, hope, wisdom, and valor.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Iridaceae

Key Meanings:

FaithHopeWisdomValor+3 more
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Delphinium

Delphinium spp.

Delphiniums are majestic perennials known for their tall spikes of vibrant, spurred flowers, especially in shades of blue. They symbolize big-heartedness, fun, and ardent attachment.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

Big-heartednessFunLightnessLevity+4 more
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Pansy

Viola × wittrockiana

Pansies are cheerful cool-weather flowers known for their "faces" and wide range of colors. They symbolize loving thoughts, remembrance, and free-thinking.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Violaceae (Violet family)

Key Meanings:

Thoughts (from French "pensée")RemembranceLoving thoughtsFree-thinking+2 more
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Snapdragon

Antirrhinum majus

Snapdragons are charming flowers with unique, dragon-snout shaped blooms that "snap" open. They symbolize graciousness, strength, and sometimes deception.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family) (formerly Scrophulariaceae)

Key Meanings:

GraciousnessStrengthDeception (due to the flower concealing its "mouth")Presumption+1 more
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Zinnia

Zinnia elegans (and other Zinnia spp.)

Zinnias are vibrant, daisy-like annuals cherished for their profuse blooms in a wide array of colors. They symbolize thoughts of absent friends, endurance, and lasting affection.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

Thoughts of absent friendsEnduranceLasting affectionGoodness+2 more
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Marigold (Tagetes)

Tagetes spp. (e.g., Tagetes erecta, Tagetes patula, Tagetes tenuifolia)

Marigolds (Tagetes) are hardy annuals known for their bright, cheerful blooms and distinct aroma. They symbolize passion, creativity, warmth, and are culturally significant in many traditions, especially Day of the Dead.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

CreativityPassionWarmthProsperity+4 more
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Ranunculus

Ranunculus asiaticus (Persian buttercup) and other Ranunculus spp.

Ranunculus are prized for their layered, rose-like blooms in vivid colors. Often grown from corms, they symbolize charm, radiant beauty, and attraction.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae

Key Meanings:

Radiant charmAttractionDazzling beauty
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Amaryllis

Hippeastrum spp.

Amaryllis is a popular winter-blooming bulb known for its large, trumpet-shaped flowers. It symbolizes pride, beauty, and determination.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae

Key Meanings:

PrideBeautyDeterminationSuccess
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Protea

Protea cynaroides (King Protea) and other Protea species

Protea is a dramatic South African flower with large, crown-like blooms symbolizing transformation, courage, and diversity.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae

Key Meanings:

TransformationDiversityCourageHope
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Bird of Paradise

Strelitzia reginae

Bird of Paradise is a tropical ornamental admired for its striking orange-and-blue blooms that resemble a bird in flight, symbolizing paradise, freedom, and joy.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Strelitziaceae

Key Meanings:

FreedomParadiseJoySuccess
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Calla Lily

Zantedeschia spp.

Calla lilies are elegant, trumpet-shaped blooms symbolizing purity, rebirth, and elegance—popular in weddings and formal arrangements.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Araceae

Key Meanings:

PurityRebirthEleganceSympathy
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Orchid

Orchidaceae family (over 25,000 species)

Orchids are one of the largest and most diverse flower families, celebrated for their exotic beauty, elegance, and symbolism of love and refinement.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae

Key Meanings:

LoveBeautyLuxuryStrength+1 more
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Fern

Various families (Pteridaceae, Polypodiaceae, etc.)

Ferns are ancient non-flowering plants with delicate fronds. They symbolize tranquility, humility, and connection to primordial earth.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Various fern families (Pteridophytes)

Key Meanings:

TranquilityHumilityPeaceAncient wisdom+2 more
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Cattleya Orchid

Cattleya spp. (C. labiata, C. mossiae, C. trianae, and others)

Cattleya orchids are large, showy epiphytic orchids known for their vibrant colors and intoxicating fragrance. They symbolize mature charm, luxury, and strength.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

Mature charmLuxuryStrengthLove+2 more
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King Protea

Protea cynaroides

The King Protea is South Africa's national flower, known for its massive crown-like blooms and incredible diversity. It symbolizes change, transformation, and courage.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae (Protea family)

Key Meanings:

ChangeTransformationCourageDiversity+2 more
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Strawberry

Fragaria × ananassa (and other Fragaria spp.)

Strawberry flowers are small, white, five-petaled blooms that precede the beloved fruit. They symbolize perfect goodness, innocence, and the sweetness of life.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

Perfect goodnessInnocenceSweetness of lifeRighteousness+2 more
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Poinsettia

Euphorbia pulcherrima

Poinsettias are iconic Christmas plants with colorful bracts surrounding small yellow flowers. They symbolize good cheer, success, and the Star of Bethlehem.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Euphorbiaceae (Spurge family)

Key Meanings:

Good cheerSuccessCelebrationPurity+2 more
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Daffodil

Narcissus spp. (N. pseudonarcissus, N. poeticus, and others)

Daffodils are cheerful spring bulbs with trumpet-shaped centers and surrounding petals. They symbolize rebirth, new beginnings, and hope after winter.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

RebirthNew beginningsHopeRenewal+2 more
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Berry Clusters (Elderberry)

Sambucus nigra

Elderberry produces stunning flat-topped clusters of creamy-white flowers followed by dark purple-black berries. This hardy shrub symbolizes protection, healing, and transformation, with both flowers and berries having culinary and medicinal uses.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Viburnaceae (formerly Caprifoliaceae)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionHealingTransformationWisdom+4 more
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Chamomile

Matricaria chamomilla (German) / Chamaemelum nobile (Roman)

Chamomile is a beloved herb with small, daisy-like flowers and a distinctive apple-like fragrance. Known for its calming properties and gentle nature, it symbolizes peace, relaxation, and healing comfort.

Type:

herb

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

PeaceCalmnessComfortHealing+4 more
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Morning Glory

Ipomoea purpurea (and other spp.)

Morning Glory is a climbing vine famous for its trumpet-shaped flowers that open with the dawn and close by afternoon. These enchanting blooms symbolize love, affection, and the fleeting nature of life and beauty.

Type:

vine

Family:

Convolvulaceae (Bindweed family)

Key Meanings:

LoveAffectionFleeting beautyNew beginnings+4 more
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Bluebell

Hyacinthoides non-scripta (English) / Mertensia virginica (Virginia)

Bluebells create magical carpets of nodding blue flowers in woodlands and gardens. These enchanting spring bloomers symbolize humility, constancy, and everlasting love, with their bell-shaped flowers inspiring folklore and fairy tales.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (English) / Boraginaceae (Virginia)

Key Meanings:

HumilityConstancyEverlasting loveGratitude+4 more
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Desert Lily

Hesperocallis undulata

Desert Lily is a spectacular rare plant that produces towering stalks of fragrant white trumpet flowers in the harsh Sonoran Desert. This remarkable survivor symbolizes resilience, purity, and the triumph of beauty over adversity.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (formerly Liliaceae)

Key Meanings:

ResiliencePurityRarityTriumph over adversity+4 more
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Desert Poppy

Kallstroemia grandiflora

Desert Poppy produces brilliant orange flowers that bloom after summer rains in southwestern deserts. Despite its name, it's not a true poppy but creates stunning displays that symbolize hope, renewal, and joy after hardship.

Type:

annual

Family:

Zygophyllaceae (Caltrop family)

Key Meanings:

Hope after hardshipRenewalJoyResilience+4 more
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Cactus (Prickly Pear)

Opuntia spp.

Cactus flowers, particularly those of Prickly Pear, produce stunning blooms in vibrant colors despite their spiny protection. These remarkable flowers symbolize endurance, protection, and the beauty that can emerge from life's most challenging circumstances.

Type:

succulent

Family:

Cactaceae (Cactus family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceProtectionMaternal loveWarmth+4 more
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Succulent (Echeveria)

Echeveria spp.

Succulent flowers, particularly those of Echeveria, produce delicate bell-shaped blooms on tall stalks above sculptural rosettes. These charming flowers symbolize timeless love, endurance, and the beauty of simplicity.

Type:

succulent

Family:

Crassulaceae (Stonecrop family)

Key Meanings:

Timeless loveEnduranceSimplicityResilience+4 more
Available Colors:
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Desert Rose

Adenium obesum

Desert Rose is a stunning succulent with a thick, sculptural stem and vibrant trumpet-shaped flowers. Native to Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, it symbolizes endurance, beauty in harsh conditions, and resilience.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceEnduranceBeauty in adversityStrength+2 more
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Pampas Grass

Cortaderia selloana

Pampas Grass is a large ornamental grass known for its dramatic, feathery plumes that rise above fountain-like foliage. Native to South America, it symbolizes abundance, protection, and natural beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Poaceae (Grass family)

Key Meanings:

AbundanceProtectionNatural beautyResilience+2 more
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Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus spp.

Eucalyptus is an aromatic tree native to Australia, known for its distinctive silvery-blue leaves and medicinal properties. It symbolizes healing, protection, and purification.

Type:

tree

Family:

Myrtaceae (Myrtle family)

Key Meanings:

HealingProtectionPurificationNew beginnings+2 more
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Monstera

Monstera deliciosa

Monstera is a tropical climbing plant famous for its large, split leaves with natural holes. Native to Central America, it symbolizes growth, transformation, and the beauty of imperfection.

Type:

vine

Family:

Araceae (Aroid family)

Key Meanings:

GrowthTransformationAdaptationResilience+2 more
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Wild Rose

Rosa spp. (various wild species)

Wild roses are the ancestral forms of garden roses, featuring simple five-petaled flowers and hardy nature. They symbolize natural beauty, simplicity, and untamed love.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

Natural beautySimplicityPure loveWild freedom+2 more
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Baby's Breath

Gypsophila paniculata

Baby's Breath is a delicate perennial with clouds of tiny white or pink flowers. It symbolizes purity, innocence, and everlasting love, making it a popular choice for weddings and romantic arrangements.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Caryophyllaceae (Pink family)

Key Meanings:

PurityInnocenceEverlasting loveRebirth+2 more
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Coastal Wildflowers

Various species (Armeria, Limonium, Eryngium, etc.)

Coastal wildflowers are hardy plants that thrive in seaside conditions, adapted to salt spray and sandy soils. They symbolize resilience, adaptation, and the beauty of wild, untamed nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Various families (Plumbaginaceae, Asteraceae, Apiaceae)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptationWild beautyFreedom+2 more
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Sea Grass

Zostera marina, Thalassia testudinum, and other species

Sea grass is an underwater flowering plant that forms meadows in coastal waters. It symbolizes hidden beauty, marine life support, and the interconnectedness of ocean ecosystems.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Zosteraceae, Hydrocharitaceae (various aquatic plant families)

Key Meanings:

Hidden beautyLife supportMarine ecosystem healthAdaptability+2 more
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Frangipani

Plumeria rubra, Plumeria alba, and other species

Frangipani is a tropical flowering tree known for its fragrant, waxy flowers in vibrant colors. Native to Central America, it symbolizes beauty, charm, grace, and new beginnings.

Type:

tree

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

BeautyCharmGraceNew beginnings+2 more
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Palm Fronds

Various palm species (Phoenix, Cocos, Washingtonia, etc.)

Palm fronds are the distinctive leaves of palm trees, featuring various shapes from feathery pinnate to fan-like palmate forms. They symbolize victory, peace, tropical paradise, and eternal life.

Type:

tree

Family:

Arecaceae (Palm family)

Key Meanings:

VictoryPeaceEternal lifeRighteousness+2 more
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Camellia

Camellia japonica (Japanese Camellia), Camellia sasanqua (Sasanqua Camellia)

Camellias are elegant evergreen shrubs with waxy, rose-like flowers that bloom in winter and early spring. They symbolize admiration, perfection, and good fortune.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Theaceae (Tea family)

Key Meanings:

AdmirationPerfectionGood fortuneLongevity+3 more
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Daisy

Bellis perennis (Common Daisy), Leucanthemum vulgare (Ox-eye Daisy)

Daisies are cheerful, simple flowers with white petals radiating from a yellow center. They symbolize innocence, purity, new beginnings, and true love.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

InnocencePurityNew beginningsTrue love+3 more
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Hibiscus

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (Tropical Hibiscus), Hibiscus syriacus (Rose of Sharon)

Hibiscus flowers are large, showy blooms known for their papery petals and prominent stamens. They symbolize delicate beauty, feminine power, and passion.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

Delicate beautyFeminine powerPassionHospitality+3 more
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Jasmine

Jasminum officinale (Common Jasmine), Jasminum sambac (Arabian Jasmine)

Jasmine produces small, intensely fragrant white or yellow flowers. It symbolizes love, sensuality, spirituality, and is prized for its intoxicating scent.

Type:

vine

Family:

Oleaceae (Olive family)

Key Meanings:

LoveSensualitySpiritualityPurity+3 more
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Magnolia

Magnolia grandiflora (Southern Magnolia), Magnolia × soulangeana (Saucer Magnolia)

Magnolias are ancient flowering trees with large, fragrant blooms that appear before or with the leaves. They symbolize dignity, nobility, perseverance, and natural beauty.

Type:

tree

Family:

Magnoliaceae (Magnolia family)

Key Meanings:

DignityNobilityPerseveranceEndurance+3 more
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Gardenia

Gardenia jasminoides (Cape Jasmine)

Gardenias are evergreen shrubs known for their intensely fragrant, waxy white flowers and glossy dark green leaves. They symbolize purity, love, and refinement.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rubiaceae (Coffee family)

Key Meanings:

PurityLoveRefinementJoy+3 more
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Lotus

Nelumbo nucifera (Sacred Lotus), Nelumbo lutea (American Lotus)

Lotus flowers are aquatic plants with large, spectacular blooms that rise above the water surface. They symbolize purity, enlightenment, rebirth, and spiritual awakening.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Nelumbonaceae (Lotus family)

Key Meanings:

PurityEnlightenmentRebirthSpiritual awakening+3 more
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Freesia

Freesia × hybrida (Garden Freesia), Freesia refracta

Freesias are delicate, funnel-shaped flowers known for their intense fragrance and vibrant colors. They symbolize innocence, friendship, and sweet memories.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

InnocenceFriendshipSweet memoriesTrust+3 more
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Anemone

Anemone coronaria (Poppy Anemone), Anemone blanda (Windflower)

Anemones are delicate, poppy-like flowers that dance in the breeze. They symbolize anticipation, protection against evil, and forsaken love.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

AnticipationProtection against evilForsaken loveFragility+2 more
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Gladiolus

Gladiolus × hortulanus (Garden Gladiolus), Gladiolus communis

Gladiolus are tall, striking flowers with sword-like leaves and colorful spikes of funnel-shaped blooms. They symbolize strength, integrity, and remembrance.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

StrengthIntegrityRemembranceHonor+3 more
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Carnation

Dianthus caryophyllus

Carnations are fragrant, ruffled flowers with a spicy scent. They symbolize love, fascination, and distinction, making them popular for bouquets and special occasions.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Caryophyllaceae (Pink family)

Key Meanings:

LoveFascinationDistinctionDevotion+2 more
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Gerbera

Gerbera jamesonii

Gerbera daisies are vibrant, cheerful flowers with large daisy-like blooms. They symbolize happiness, purity, and innocence, brightening any garden or bouquet.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

HappinessCheerfulnessPurityInnocence+2 more
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Lilac

Syringa vulgaris

Lilacs are fragrant, spring-blooming shrubs with clusters of small, tubular flowers. They symbolize first love, youthful innocence, and the arrival of spring.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Oleaceae (Olive family)

Key Meanings:

First LoveYouthful InnocenceSpringRenewal+2 more
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Azalea

Rhododendron spp.

Azaleas are stunning spring-flowering shrubs with vibrant, showy blooms. They symbolize temperance, fragile passion, and womanhood in various cultures.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Ericaceae (Heath family)

Key Meanings:

TemperanceFragile PassionWomanhoodElegance+2 more
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Begonia

Begonia spp.

Begonias are versatile flowering plants with asymmetrical leaves and colorful blooms. They symbolize caution, gratitude, and deep thoughts.

Type:

annual

Family:

Begoniaceae (Begonia family)

Key Meanings:

CautionGratitudeDeep ThoughtsUniqueness+2 more
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Cosmos

Cosmos bipinnatus

Cosmos are cheerful, daisy-like flowers with delicate, feathery foliage. They symbolize order, harmony, and balance, bringing joy and attracting butterflies to gardens.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Sunflower family)

Key Meanings:

OrderHarmonyBalancePeace+2 more
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Foxglove

Digitalis purpurea

Foxgloves are tall, dramatic spikes of tubular flowers with spotted throats. They symbolize both healing and danger, being both medicinal and highly toxic.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

HealingProtectionMagicInsincerity+2 more
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Calendula

Calendula officinalis

Calendulas are bright, cheerful flowers with healing properties. They symbolize comfort, healing, and protection, making them beloved in herb and cottage gardens.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

HealingComfortProtectionWarmth+2 more
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Hellebore

Helleborus spp.

Hellebores are early-blooming perennials with elegant, cup-shaped flowers that appear in winter and spring. They symbolize hope, renewal, and protection.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

HopeRenewalProtectionOvercoming Adversity+2 more
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Clover

Trifolium repens

Clovers are small, three-leaflet plants with spherical flower heads. They symbolize good luck, faith, hope, and love, especially the rare four-leaf clover.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

Good LuckFaithHopeLove+2 more
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Camomile

Matricaria chamomilla (German Chamomile)

Camomile is a gentle, aromatic herb with small white daisy-like flowers and feathery leaves. Renowned for its calming properties and sweet apple-like fragrance.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

PeaceCalmComfortHealing+3 more
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Edelweiss

Leontopodium alpinum

Edelweiss is a rare alpine flower with distinctive white, woolly, star-shaped bracts surrounding small yellow centers. Symbol of rugged beauty and devotion.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

CourageDevotionLovePurity+3 more
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Oleander

Nerium oleander

Oleander is an evergreen shrub with showy, fragrant flowers in vibrant colors. Beautiful but highly toxic, it symbolizes caution and dangerous beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

CautionBewareDangerous BeautySeduction+2 more
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Primrose

Primula vulgaris

Primrose is a delicate spring flower with soft petals in cheerful colors. Among the first to bloom, it symbolizes new beginnings and young love.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Primulaceae (Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

YouthNew BeginningsFirst LoveChildhood+3 more
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Verbena

Verbena officinalis / Verbena bonariensis

Verbena is a versatile flower with clusters of small, colorful blooms on tall stems. Known for its long blooming period and attraction to butterflies.

Type:

annual

Family:

Verbenaceae (Vervain family)

Key Meanings:

EnchantmentProtectionHealingPeace+3 more
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Salvia

Salvia splendens (and other spp.)

Salvia produces vibrant spikes of tubular flowers in brilliant colors. Part of the mint family, these drought-tolerant plants symbolize wisdom and healing.

Type:

annual

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

WisdomHealingPurificationProtection+3 more
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Mallow

Hibiscus moscheutos (Rose Mallow)

Mallow produces enormous, showy flowers up to 12 inches across in vibrant colors. These moisture-loving perennials symbolize consumed love and healing.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

Consumed LoveHealingProtectionGentleness+3 more
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Yucca

Yucca filamentosa (and other spp.)

Yucca produces dramatic spikes of creamy white bell-shaped flowers above sword-like leaves. These desert plants symbolize protection and purification.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionPurificationTransmutationNew Opportunities+2 more
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Lantana

Lantana camara

Lantana produces clusters of small, colorful flowers that change color as they age. These heat-loving shrubs symbolize rigor and resilience.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Verbenaceae (Verbena family)

Key Meanings:

RigorResilienceAdaptabilityEndurance+2 more
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Petunia

Petunia × atkinsiana (and other spp.)

Petunias are popular annual flowers with trumpet-shaped blooms in vibrant colors. Easy to grow and long-blooming, they symbolize comfort and never-despair.

Type:

annual

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

ComfortNever DespairSoothing PresenceYour Presence Soothes Me+2 more
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Honeysuckle

Lonicera periclymenum (and other spp.)

Honeysuckle is a fragrant climbing vine known for its sweet-scented tubular flowers. It symbolizes devoted love, happiness, and sweet memories.

Type:

vine

Family:

Caprifoliaceae (Honeysuckle family)

Key Meanings:

Devoted LoveHappinessSweet MemoriesBonds of Love+2 more
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Columbine

Aquilegia vulgaris (and other spp.)

Columbine is an elegant perennial with distinctive spurred flowers in various colors. It symbolizes courage, determination, and spiritual growth.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

CourageDeterminationSpiritual GrowthWisdom+2 more
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Scabiosa

Scabiosa atropurpurea (and other spp.)

Scabiosa produces charming pincushion-like flowers that attract butterflies. It symbolizes love, grief, and the bittersweet nature of memory.

Type:

annual

Family:

Dipsacaceae (Teasel family)

Key Meanings:

LoveGriefWidowhoodUnfortunate Love+2 more
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Yarrow

Achillea millefolium

Yarrow is a hardy perennial with feathery foliage and flat-topped flower clusters. It symbolizes healing, courage, and protection in battle.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

HealingCourageProtectionWar+2 more
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Wisteria

Wisteria sinensis (and other spp.)

Wisteria is a vigorous climbing vine known for its spectacular cascading clusters of fragrant flowers. It symbolizes grace, beauty, and welcome.

Type:

vine

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

GraceBeautyWelcomeHonor+3 more
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Snowflake

Leucojum aestivum (and other spp.)

Snowflake flowers are delicate bulbous perennials with drooping white bell-shaped blooms tipped with green. They symbolize purity, hope, and rebirth.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

PurityHopeRebirthNew Beginnings+2 more
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Buttercup

Ranunculus repens (and other spp.)

Buttercups are bright yellow flowers with glossy petals that catch and reflect sunlight. They symbolize joy, cheerfulness, and childhood memories.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

JoyCheerfulnessChildlike WonderYouthful Beauty+2 more
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Nasturtium

Tropaeolum majus (and other spp.)

Nasturtiums are vibrant edible flowers with round leaves and trumpet-shaped blooms. They symbolize conquest, victory, and patriotism.

Type:

annual

Family:

Tropaeolaceae (Nasturtium family)

Key Meanings:

ConquestVictoryPatriotismTriumph+2 more
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Torch Lily

Kniphofia uvaria (and other spp.)

Torch Lily produces dramatic spikes of tubular flowers in fiery colors. It symbolizes passion, confidence, and standing out from the crowd.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asphodelaceae (Asphodel family)

Key Meanings:

PassionConfidenceStanding OutBoldness+3 more
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Snowdrop

Galanthus nivalis (and other spp.)

Snowdrops are small white bulbous flowers that emerge through snow in late winter. They symbolize hope, renewal, and the promise of spring.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

HopeRenewalPurityNew Beginnings+2 more
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Bluebonnet

Lupinus texensis

The Texas Bluebonnet is the beloved state flower of Texas, featuring vibrant blue clusters with distinctive white tips that bloom across prairies in spring.

Type:

annual

Family:

Fabaceae (Pea family)

Key Meanings:

State prideResilienceBeautyRenewal+1 more
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Phlox

Phlox paniculata (Garden Phlox)

Garden Phlox is a beloved summer-blooming perennial with fragrant flower clusters that attract butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Polemoniaceae (Phlox family)

Key Meanings:

HarmonyPartnershipUnitySweet dreams+1 more
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Tuberose

Agave amica (formerly Polianthes tuberosa)

Tuberose is a night-blooming bulbous plant renowned for its intensely fragrant white flowers, prized in perfumery and romantic gardens.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family, subfamily Agavoideae)

Key Meanings:

Dangerous loveVoluptuousnessPassionForbidden pleasure+1 more
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Fuchsia

Fuchsia × hybrida (and other species)

Fuchsias are elegant flowering plants with distinctive drooping flowers that resemble dancing ballerinas, beloved for their vibrant colors and hummingbird appeal.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

EleganceGraceGood tasteConfiding love+1 more
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Ranunculus

Ranunculus asiaticus

Ranunculus are beloved spring flowers with densely layered, papery petals that create rose-like blooms in vibrant colors, perfect for gardens and bouquets.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

CharmAttractivenessRadiant beautyI am dazzled by your charms
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Heather

Calluna vulgaris

Heather is a low-growing evergreen shrub with tiny scale-like leaves and delicate pink flowers, symbolizing protection and solitude in rugged landscapes.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Ericaceae (Heath family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionSolitudeIndependenceGood luck+1 more
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Mock Orange

Philadelphus coronarius

Mock Orange is a fragrant deciduous shrub with pure white flowers that smell like orange blossoms, bringing sweet fragrance to spring gardens.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Hydrangeaceae (Hydrangea family)

Key Meanings:

MemoryRemembranceCounterfeitDeceit+1 more
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Cowslip

Primula veris

Cowslip is a charming spring wildflower with clusters of nodding yellow flowers, beloved in English gardens and meadows for its early blooms.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Primulaceae (Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

YouthWinning gracePensivenessEarly love+1 more
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Bellflower

Campanula persicifolia

Bellflowers are charming perennials with distinctive bell-shaped blooms in blue, purple, or white, symbolizing gratitude and constancy in gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Campanulaceae (Bellflower family)

Key Meanings:

GratitudeConstancyHumilityEverlasting love+1 more
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Trillium

Trillium grandiflorum

Trillium is a distinctive woodland wildflower with three-petaled blooms and three leaves, representing the beauty and balance of native forest ecosystems.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Melanthiaceae (Bunchflower family)

Key Meanings:

TrinityUnityBalancePurity+1 more
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Alstroemeria

Alstroemeria spp. (Peruvian Lily)

Alstroemeria, also known as Peruvian Lily, is a long-flowering perennial celebrated for its vibrant lily-like blooms and symbolic representation of friendship and devotion.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Alstroemeriaceae

Key Meanings:

FriendshipDevotionLoyaltyMutual Support+3 more
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Anthurium

Anthurium andraeanum

Anthurium is a stunning tropical houseplant known for its glossy, heart-shaped colorful spathes and exotic appearance, symbolizing hospitality and abundance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Araceae (Arum family)

Key Meanings:

HospitalityAbundanceLuxuryExotic Beauty+2 more
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Bouvardia

Bouvardia longiflora

Bouvardia is a fragrant flowering shrub with clusters of tubular flowers that attract hummingbirds and symbolizes enthusiasm and dedication.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rubiaceae (Madder family)

Key Meanings:

EnthusiasmDedicationPassionGratitude+1 more
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Canna Lily

Canna × generalis

Canna Lily is a bold tropical plant with large paddle-like leaves and vibrant flowers, symbolizing confidence and power.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Cannaceae

Key Meanings:

ConfidencePowerBeautyStrength+2 more
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Cornflower

Centaurea cyanus

Cornflower is a charming annual wildflower with distinctive fringed blue petals, symbolizing delicacy, refinement, and hope.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

DelicacyRefinementHopeSingle Life+2 more
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Craspedia

Craspedia globosa

Craspedia, known as Billy Buttons, are cheerful spherical yellow flowers that symbolize good health, joy, and wholeness.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

Good HealthJoyWholenessUnity+3 more
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Dianthus

Dianthus spp. (D. caryophyllus, D. barbatus)

Dianthus, meaning "flower of the gods," includes carnations and Sweet William, symbolizing divine love, fascination, and distinction.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Caryophyllaceae (Pink family)

Key Meanings:

Divine LoveFascinationDistinctionBoldness+2 more
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Dusty Miller

Senecio cineraria (syn. Centaurea cineraria)

Dusty Miller is prized for its silvery-white woolly foliage that symbolizes purity, innocence, and hope, serving as an elegant backdrop in gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

PurityInnocenceHopeElegance+3 more
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Echinacea

Echinacea purpurea

Echinacea, known as Purple Coneflower, is a native prairie wildflower symbolizing healing, strength, and spiritual power.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

HealingStrengthSpiritual PowerHealth+2 more
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Flannel Flower

Actinotus helianthi

Flannel Flower is Australia's distinctive native bloom with soft, flannel-like petals symbolizing protection, comfort, and pure intentions.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Araliaceae (Ginseng family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionComfortPure IntentionsGentleness+2 more
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Gaillardia

Gaillardia × grandiflora (and other spp.)

Gaillardia, commonly known as blanket flower, is a vibrant daisy-like perennial that blooms from spring to fall. These drought-tolerant plants symbolize warmth, optimism, and resilience.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

WarmthOptimismResilienceJoy+2 more
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Gazania

Gazania rigens and other spp.

Gazania are vibrant daisy-like flowers native to South Africa, known for their bold colors and sun-loving nature. They symbolize optimism, wealth, and the celebration of life.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

WealthOptimismJoyProsperity+2 more
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Geum

Geum × borisii and other spp.

Geum are cheerful perennial flowers with cup-shaped blooms in bright colors. These hardy plants symbolize protection, purification, and the promise of love.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionPurificationHopePromise+2 more
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Helenium

Helenium autumnale and other spp.

Helenium are bright, daisy-like perennials that bloom abundantly in late summer and fall. They symbolize strength, resilience, and protection against negativity.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

StrengthResilienceProtectionPerseverance+2 more
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Hyacinth

Hyacinthus orientalis and other spp.

Hyacinths are fragrant spring bulbs with dense clusters of bell-shaped flowers. They symbolize rebirth, sincerity, and playfulness, making them perfect heralds of spring.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

RebirthRenewalSincerityPlayfulness+2 more
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Kangaroo Paw

Anigozanthos flavidus and other spp.

Kangaroo Paw is Western Australia's floral emblem, featuring unique tubular flowers with fuzzy, paw-like tips. These distinctive plants symbolize uniqueness, adaptability, and connection to nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Haemodoraceae (Bloodwort family)

Key Meanings:

UniquenessAdaptabilityResilienceConnection to nature+2 more
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Kniphofia

Kniphofia uvaria and other spp.

Kniphofia, commonly known as Red Hot Poker, produces dramatic flame-like flower spikes in warm colors. These striking perennials symbolize passion, courage, and standing out from the crowd.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asphodelaceae (Asphodel family)

Key Meanings:

PassionCourageStanding outConfidence+2 more
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Larkspur

Delphinium consolida and Delphinium ajacis

Larkspur are elegant annual flowers with tall spikes of spurred blooms in cool colors. They symbolize lightness, joy, and an open heart, making them perfect for cottage gardens.

Type:

annual

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

LightnessJoyOpen heartCheerfulness+2 more
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Leucadendron

Leucadendron argenteum and other spp.

Leucadendron are South African shrubs with distinctive cone-shaped flower heads and colorful bracts. They symbolize transformation, diversity, and appreciation for life's simple pleasures.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae (Protea family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationDiversityResilienceSimplicity+2 more
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Love-in-a-Mist

Nigella damascena

Love-in-a-Mist is a charming annual with delicate flowers surrounded by feathery foliage. These cottage garden favorites symbolize mystery, love, and the complexity of relationships.

Type:

annual

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryComplexityPerplexityLove entangled+2 more
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Maranta (Prayer Plant)

Maranta leuconeura

Maranta, commonly known as Prayer Plant, is a tropical houseplant prized for its distinctive patterned foliage that folds upward at night, resembling praying hands.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Marantaceae (Prayer Plant family)

Key Meanings:

Prayer and MeditationSpiritual ConnectionProtectionGratitude+1 more
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Mimosa (Sensitive Plant)

Mimosa pudica

Mimosa pudica, known as the Sensitive Plant, is famous for its rapid leaf-folding response to touch. This tropical legume produces delicate pink puffball flowers.

Type:

annual

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

SensitivityResponsivenessModestyHumility+2 more
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Monkshood

Aconitum napellus

Monkshood is a striking perennial with distinctive hooded blue-purple flowers. Despite its beauty, it is one of the most poisonous plants in the garden.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

ChivalryKnight-errantryProtectionDanger+2 more
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Moonflower

Ipomoea alba

Moonflower is a fast-growing night-blooming vine with large, fragrant white flowers that open at dusk and close at dawn, creating a magical evening garden display.

Type:

annual

Family:

Convolvulaceae (Morning Glory family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryNight MagicDreamsIntuition+2 more
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Nemesia

Nemesia strumosa

Nemesia is a charming South African annual with small, colorful flowers in vibrant hues. These compact plants create stunning displays in cool weather gardens.

Type:

annual

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

ForgivenessRemembranceDelicate BeautyCheerfulness+1 more
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Nicotiana

Nicotiana spp. (commonly N. alata, N. sylvestris)

Nicotiana, commonly known as flowering tobacco, produces fragrant tubular flowers that open in the evening. These dramatic plants symbolize protection, healing, and connection to the spiritual realm.

Type:

annual

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionHealingSpiritual connectionSacred ceremonies+2 more
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Nymphaea

Nymphaea spp. (Water Lily)

Nymphaea, commonly known as water lily, produces stunning floating flowers on pond surfaces. These aquatic beauties symbolize purity, rebirth, enlightenment, and spiritual awakening across many cultures.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Nymphaeaceae (Water Lily family)

Key Meanings:

PurityRebirthEnlightenmentSpiritual awakening+2 more
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Obedient Plant

Physostegia virginiana

The Obedient Plant produces spikes of tubular flowers that can be moved and stay in position, hence its name. This native North American perennial symbolizes flexibility, adaptability, and gentle compliance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

FlexibilityAdaptabilityComplianceGoing with the flow+2 more
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Osteospermum

Osteospermum spp.

Osteospermum, known as African Daisy, produces vibrant daisy-like flowers with distinctive dark centers. These cheerful blooms symbolize joy, new beginnings, and the bright beauty of Africa.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

JoyNew beginningsCheerfulnessAfrican sunshine+2 more
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Penstemon

Penstemon spp.

Penstemon, commonly called Beardtongue, produces spikes of tubular flowers beloved by hummingbirds. These hardy perennials symbolize courage, spiritual strength, and the rugged beauty of the American West.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family, formerly Scrophulariaceae)

Key Meanings:

CourageSpiritual strengthResilienceRugged beauty+2 more
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Persimmon Blossom

Diospyros virginiana (American Persimmon)

Persimmon blossoms are small, fragrant flowers that appear in late spring on this native American fruit tree. They symbolize transformation, prosperity, and seasonal change.

Type:

tree

Family:

Ebenaceae (Ebony family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationProsperitySeasonal ChangePatience+2 more
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Plumeria Alba

Plumeria alba

Plumeria alba is a fragrant tropical flowering tree with pure white flowers and yellow centers. It symbolizes new beginnings, immortality, and spiritual devotion across many cultures.

Type:

tree

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

New BeginningsImmortalityBeautyGrace+3 more
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Queen Anne's Lace

Daucus carota

Queen Anne's Lace is a delicate wildflower with intricate lacy white flower clusters. It symbolizes sanctuary, protection, and delicate beauty, blooming throughout summer.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Apiaceae (Carrot family)

Key Meanings:

SanctuarySafetyProtectionDelicate Beauty+3 more
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Red Hot Poker

Kniphofia uvaria

Red Hot Poker produces dramatic spikes of tubular flowers in fiery colors from red to yellow. It symbolizes passion, strength, and standing out from the crowd.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asphodelaceae (Asphodel family)

Key Meanings:

PassionStrengthBoldnessStanding Out+3 more
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Rockrose

Cistus species

Rockrose is a drought-tolerant Mediterranean shrub with delicate papery flowers that bloom profusely in spring. It symbolizes resilience, adaptability, and simple beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Cistaceae (Rockrose family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptabilitySimple BeautyEndurance+3 more
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Rudbeckia

Rudbeckia hirta

Rudbeckia, commonly known as Black-eyed Susan, is a bright golden wildflower with a distinctive dark center. It symbolizes encouragement, motivation, and justice.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

EncouragementMotivationJusticeAdaptability+3 more
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Saffron Crocus

Crocus sativus

Saffron Crocus produces the world's most valuable spice from its red stigmas. The purple fall-blooming flowers symbolize wealth, happiness, and luxury across cultures.

Type:

corm

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

WealthLuxuryHappinessProsperity+3 more
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Saxifrage

Saxifraga species

Saxifrage is a delicate alpine flower that grows in rocky crevices and mountain slopes. It symbolizes perseverance, determination, and the ability to thrive in difficult conditions.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Saxifragaceae (Saxifrage family)

Key Meanings:

PerseveranceDeterminationResilienceEndurance+3 more
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Sea Holly

Eryngium maritimum

Sea Holly is a distinctive coastal plant with spiky blue-silver flowers and holly-like leaves. It symbolizes protection, independence, and attraction, with legendary aphrodisiac properties.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apiaceae (Carrot family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionIndependenceAttractionAllure+3 more
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Silene

Silene species

Silene encompasses a diverse group of flowers including catchflies and campions. These delicate blooms symbolize youthful love, innocence, and the fleeting nature of beauty.

Type:

annual

Family:

Caryophyllaceae (Pink family)

Key Meanings:

Youthful LoveInnocenceFleeting BeautyDelicate Affection+3 more
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Star of Bethlehem

Ornithogalum umbellatum

Star of Bethlehem is a spring-blooming bulbous perennial with distinctive white star-shaped flowers striped green on the outside. Native to Europe and the Mediterranean, it symbolizes hope, purity, and guidance.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

HopePurityDivine guidanceRenewal+2 more
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Stephanotis

Stephanotis floribunda

Stephanotis is an elegant tropical vine with intensely fragrant, waxy white flowers. Popular in bridal bouquets, it symbolizes marital happiness, good luck, and the desire to travel together.

Type:

vine

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

Marital happinessGood luck in marriageDesire to travelPurity+2 more
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Statice

Limonium sinuatum

Statice is a hardy annual flower prized for its papery, colorful bracts that retain their color when dried. It symbolizes remembrance, success, and sympathy, making it popular for both fresh and dried arrangements.

Type:

annual

Family:

Plumbaginaceae (Leadwort family)

Key Meanings:

RemembranceSuccessSympathyLasting beauty+2 more
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Thistle

Cirsium species (and others)

Thistles are spiny wildflowers with globe-shaped purple, pink, or white flower heads. Despite their prickly nature, they symbolize protection, resilience, and nobility, and serve as Scotland's national flower.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionResilienceNobilityDetermination+3 more
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Tithonia

Tithonia diversifolia (and T. rotundifolia)

Tithonia is a vibrant annual flower with bright orange or red daisy-like blooms. Native to Mexico and Central America, it symbolizes adoration, loyalty, and the warm energy of the sun.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

AdorationLoyaltyWarmthEnergy+3 more
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Viburnum

Viburnum species

Viburnums are versatile flowering shrubs known for their fragrant clusters of white or pink flowers, colorful berries, and seasonal interest. They symbolize protection, perseverance, and natural beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Adoxaceae (Moschatel family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionPerseveranceEnduranceNatural beauty+2 more
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Waxflower

Chamelaucium uncinatum

Waxflower is an Australian native shrub with delicate, waxy star-shaped flowers and needle-like foliage. Popular in floral arrangements, it symbolizes lasting love, endurance, and cheerful resilience.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae (Myrtle family)

Key Meanings:

Lasting loveEnduranceCheerful resiliencePatience+2 more
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Zephyranthes

Zephyranthes species

Zephyranthes are small bulbous perennials known for appearing suddenly after rain with trumpet-shaped flowers. They symbolize rebirth, renewal, and the magic of unexpected beauty.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

RebirthRenewalUnexpected beautyMagic+2 more
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Tricyrtis

Tricyrtis species

Tricyrtis are exotic late-season perennials with spotted, orchid-like flowers. Despite their unusual common name, they symbolize transformation, uniqueness, and the beauty found in unexpected places.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationUniquenessHidden beautyResilience+2 more
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Tradescantia

Tradescantia species

Tradescantia are hardy perennials with three-petaled flowers that bloom for just one day. They symbolize transient beauty, resilience, and the preciousness of fleeting moments.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Commelinaceae (Spiderwort family)

Key Meanings:

Transient beautyResilienceAdaptabilityFleeting moments+2 more
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Calceolaria Uniflora

Calceolaria uniflora

Calceolaria uniflora is a unique mountain flower from Patagonia, known for its distinctive pouch-shaped blooms with white appendages that attract bird pollinators.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Calceolariaceae (formerly Scrophulariaceae)

Key Meanings:

Help and assistanceUniquenessAdaptationResilience+1 more
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Checkered Lily

Fritillaria meleagris

Checkered lily is a distinctive spring bulb flower with unique checkerboard patterns on drooping bell-shaped blooms, symbolizing mystery and transformation.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryTransformationUniquenessBeauty in differences+2 more
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Christmas Cactus

Schlumbergera × buckleyi

Christmas cactus is a popular holiday houseplant producing vibrant tubular flowers during winter months, symbolizing endurance, protection, and festive celebration.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Cactaceae (Cactus family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceProtectionMaternal loveFestive celebration+2 more
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Trumpet Gentian

Gentiana acaulis

Trumpet gentian is a stunning alpine flower with large, brilliant blue trumpet-shaped blooms, symbolizing determination, intrinsic worth, and mountain beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Gentianaceae (Gentian family)

Key Meanings:

DeterminationIntrinsic worthPersistenceMountain strength+2 more
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Billy Buttons

Craspedia uniflora

Billy Buttons are distinctive Australian wildflowers with bright yellow spherical flower heads on long stems, symbolizing optimism, resilience, and outback spirit.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

OptimismResilienceCheerfulnessOutback spirit+2 more
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Gloriosa Superba

Gloriosa superba

Gloriosa superba is a spectacular climbing lily with flame-like red and yellow flowers, symbolizing passion, pride, and resilience. It's the national flower of Zimbabwe.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Colchicaceae (Autumn Crocus family)

Key Meanings:

PassionPrideResilienceGlory+3 more
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Showy Lady's Slipper

Cypripedium reginae

The Showy Lady's Slipper is a magnificent native orchid with white petals and pink-streaked pouches, symbolizing rare beauty, patience, and feminine strength. It's Minnesota's state flower.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

Rare beautyPatienceFeminine strengthRoyal elegance+2 more
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Streptocarpus

Streptocarpus spp.

Streptocarpus are charming African violets with trumpet-shaped flowers in diverse colors, symbolizing gentle strength, adaptability, and quiet confidence.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Gesneriaceae (African Violet family)

Key Meanings:

Gentle strengthAdaptabilityQuiet confidencePerseverance+2 more
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String of Hearts

Ceropegia woodii

String of Hearts is a charming trailing succulent with heart-shaped leaves and delicate tubular flowers, symbolizing lasting love, connection, and the bonds of affection.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

Lasting loveConnectionUnbreakable bondsDevotion+2 more
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Eustoma

Eustoma grandiflorum

Eustoma (Lisianthus) are elegant flowers with ruffled, rose-like blooms and a long vase life, symbolizing appreciation, gratitude, and charming personality.

Type:

annual

Family:

Gentianaceae (Gentian family)

Key Meanings:

AppreciationGratitudeCharming personalityOutgoing nature+2 more
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Tiare Flower

Gardenia taitensis

Tiare flower is the national flower of French Polynesia and Cook Islands, with intensely fragrant white star-shaped blooms symbolizing love, purity, and Polynesian beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rubiaceae (Coffee family)

Key Meanings:

LovePurityBeautyFemininity+3 more
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Campsis

Campsis radicans

Campsis is a vigorous climbing vine with vibrant orange-red trumpet-shaped flowers that attract hummingbirds, symbolizing resilience, ambition, and reaching new heights.

Type:

vine

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet Vine family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAmbitionOvercoming adversityReaching new heights+2 more
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Nolana

Nolana paradoxa

Nolana is a charming annual flower with funnel-shaped blue blooms and silver-green foliage, symbolizing hope, tranquility, and coastal beauty.

Type:

annual

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

HopeTranquilityCoastal beautyResilience+2 more
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Saponaria

Saponaria officinalis

Saponaria is a historic herb with fragrant pink or white flowers and natural soap-making properties, symbolizing cleanliness, purification, and traditional wisdom.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Caryophyllaceae (Carnation family)

Key Meanings:

CleanlinessPurificationTraditional wisdomSimplicity+2 more
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Silverbell

Halesia tetraptera

Silverbell is an elegant native tree with cascading white bell-shaped flowers in spring, symbolizing purity, grace, and the gentle music of nature.

Type:

tree

Family:

Styracaceae (Styrax family)

Key Meanings:

PurityGraceNatural musicGentle beauty+2 more
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Kalmia

Kalmia latifolia

Kalmia is a beautiful native evergreen shrub with distinctive cup-shaped pink and white flowers, symbolizing perseverance, ambition, and endurance in harsh conditions.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Ericaceae (Heath family)

Key Meanings:

PerseveranceAmbitionEnduranceProtection+2 more
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Banksia

Banksia spp.

Banksia is an iconic Australian native flower with distinctive cylindrical flower spikes and serrated leaves, symbolizing strength, resilience, and Australian identity.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae (Protea family)

Key Meanings:

StrengthResilienceAustralian identityEndurance+2 more
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Grevillea

Grevillea spp.

Grevillea is a diverse genus of Australian native plants with unique spider-like flowers and needle-like foliage, symbolizing diversity, adaptation, and natural beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae (Protea family)

Key Meanings:

DiversityAdaptationNatural beautyResilience+2 more
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Waratah

Telopea speciosissima

Waratah is Australia's most spectacular native flower with brilliant red dome-shaped blooms, symbolizing love, admiration, and Australian pride as NSW's floral emblem.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae (Protea family)

Key Meanings:

LoveAdmirationAustralian prideMagnificence+2 more
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Protea Pincushion

Leucospermum spp.

Protea Pincushion is a distinctive South African flower with rounded heads of colorful pin-like styles, symbolizing transformation, diversity, and unique beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae (Protea family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationDiversityUnique beautyResilience+2 more
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Bauhinia

Bauhinia spp.

Bauhinia is a stunning tropical tree with orchid-like flowers and distinctive butterfly-shaped leaves, symbolizing beauty, elegance, and transformation.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

BeautyEleganceTransformationGrace+2 more
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Cassia Fistula

Cassia fistula

Cassia Fistula is a spectacular tropical tree with cascading chains of bright yellow flowers, symbolizing prosperity, happiness, and Thai royalty.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

ProsperityHappinessGood luckRoyalty+2 more
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Jacaranda

Jacaranda mimosifolia

Jacaranda is a breathtaking tree with vibrant purple-blue tubular flowers and delicate fern-like foliage, symbolizing wisdom, rebirth, and wealth.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet Vine family)

Key Meanings:

WisdomRebirthWealthGood fortune+2 more
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Bauhinia Blakeana

Bauhinia × blakeana

Bauhinia Blakeana is Hong Kong's floral emblem with large fragrant purple-pink orchid-like flowers and butterfly-shaped leaves, symbolizing wisdom, elegance, and Hong Kong identity.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

WisdomEleganceHong Kong identityBeauty+2 more
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Acacia

Acacia spp.

Acacia is a diverse genus with distinctive fluffy yellow or white flower balls and compound leaves, symbolizing resilience, friendship, and Australian national identity.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceFriendshipProtectionAustralian identity+2 more
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Datura

Datura stramonium (and other spp.)

Datura are striking trumpet-shaped flowers known for their dramatic appearance and potent properties. They symbolize power, caution, and spiritual transformation.

Type:

annual

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

PowerCautionSpiritual transformationMystery+3 more
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Hoya

Hoya carnosa (and other spp.)

Hoya are beloved houseplants with waxy, star-shaped flowers and succulent-like leaves. They symbolize protection, wealth, and enduring friendship.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionWealthEnduring friendshipPatience+3 more
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Ipomoea

Ipomoea purpurea (and other spp.)

Ipomoea encompasses morning glories and moonflowers, fast-growing vines with trumpet-shaped blooms. They symbolize love, affection, and the fleeting nature of life.

Type:

annual

Family:

Convolvulaceae (Morning Glory family)

Key Meanings:

LoveAffectionFleeting beautyRenewal+3 more
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Mandevilla

Mandevilla × amabilis (and other spp.)

Mandevilla are tropical vines with glossy leaves and trumpet-shaped flowers in vibrant colors. They symbolize love, beauty, and tropical paradise.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

LoveBeautyTropical paradisePassion+3 more
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Nerine

Nerine bowdenii (and other spp.)

Nerine are South African bulbs producing clusters of lily-like flowers with recurved petals that shimmer in sunlight. They symbolize good fortune and renewal.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

Good fortuneRenewalResilienceBeauty in adversity+3 more
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Plectranthus Mona Lavender

Plectranthus 'Mona Lavender'

Plectranthus Mona Lavender is a popular hybrid with aromatic foliage and spikes of lavender-purple flowers. It symbolizes healing, protection, and tranquility.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

HealingProtectionTranquilityCalm+3 more
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Rudbeckia Hirta

Rudbeckia hirta

Rudbeckia hirta, the classic Black-Eyed Susan, is a cheerful wildflower with golden petals and dark centers. It symbolizes encouragement, motivation, and justice.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

EncouragementMotivationJusticeFairness+3 more
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Amaranthus

Amaranthus caudatus (and other spp.)

Amaranthus produces distinctive drooping or upright flower clusters in vibrant colors. They symbolize immortality, unfading love, and endurance.

Type:

annual

Family:

Amaranthaceae (Amaranth family)

Key Meanings:

ImmortalityUnfading loveEndurancePerseverance+3 more
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Coreopsis

Coreopsis tinctoria (and other spp.)

Coreopsis are cheerful daisy-like flowers in bright yellows and oranges that bloom prolifically. They symbolize cheerfulness, joy, and always being happy.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

CheerfulnessJoyAlways happyLove at first sight+3 more
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Lobelia

Lobelia erinus (and other spp.)

Lobelia produces masses of small, delicate flowers in brilliant blues, purples, and whites. They symbolize malevolence historically, but also love and devotion.

Type:

annual

Family:

Campanulaceae (Bellflower family)

Key Meanings:

Malevolence (historical)LoveDevotionDistinction+3 more
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Dicentra

Dicentra spectabilis (and other spp.)

Dicentra produces distinctive heart-shaped flowers that appear to drip from arching stems. They symbolize deep emotion, compassion, and the complexities of love.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Papaveraceae (Poppy family)

Key Meanings:

Deep emotionCompassionUnrequited loveHeartbreak+3 more
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Calotropis

Calotropis gigantea (and other spp.)

Calotropis produces waxy, star-shaped flowers with a crown-like appearance. They symbolize royalty, respect, and spiritual connection, especially in Hindu traditions.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

RoyaltyRespectGrandeurSpiritual connection+3 more
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Tacca Chantrieri

Tacca chantrieri

Tacca chantrieri is an exotic plant with dramatic black flowers resembling a bat with long whiskers. It symbolizes mystery, transformation, and the supernatural.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Dioscoreaceae (Yam family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryTransformationSupernaturalGothic beauty+3 more
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Scadoxus Multiflorus

Scadoxus multiflorus

Scadoxus multiflorus produces spectacular spherical clusters of bright red flowers. They symbolize passion, vitality, and the power of unity in community.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

PassionVitalityUnityCommunity strength+3 more
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Clivia

Clivia miniata (and other spp.)

Clivia produces clusters of trumpet-shaped flowers in vibrant oranges, reds, and yellows. They symbolize nobility, magnificence, and refined beauty.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

NobilityMagnificenceRefined beautyPatience+3 more
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Pachypodium

Pachypodium lamerei (and other spp.)

Pachypodium are distinctive succulent plants with thick, spiny trunks and fragrant white flowers. They symbolize endurance, resilience, and strength through adversity.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceResilienceStrength through adversityPatience+3 more
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Sesbania

Sesbania punicea (and other spp.)

Sesbania produces bright red-orange pea-like flowers and distinctive rattling seed pods. They symbolize joy, playfulness, and renewal through their vibrant blooms.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Fabaceae (Pea family)

Key Meanings:

JoyPlayfulnessRenewalAdaptation+3 more
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Tecoma

Tecoma stans (and other spp.)

Tecoma produces bright yellow trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom continuously in warm weather. They symbolize sunshine, optimism, and tropical joy.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet Vine family)

Key Meanings:

SunshineOptimismTropical joyCelebration+3 more
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Thunbergia

Thunbergia alata (and other spp.)

Thunbergia are vigorous climbing vines with colorful flowers featuring dark centers. They symbolize timelessness, persistent love, and cheerful determination.

Type:

vine

Family:

Acanthaceae (Acanthus family)

Key Meanings:

TimelessnessPersistent loveCheerful determinationOptimism+3 more
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Alpinia

Alpinia purpurata (and other spp.)

Alpinia produces exotic flower spikes with colorful bracts and small fragrant flowers. They symbolize exotic beauty, spiritual protection, and tropical elegance.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Zingiberaceae (Ginger family)

Key Meanings:

Exotic beautySpiritual protectionTropical eleganceRefined luxury+3 more
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Curcuma

Curcuma alismatifolia (and other spp.)

Curcuma produces cone-shaped flower bracts that resemble tropical tulips in vibrant colors. They symbolize hidden beauty, transformation, and healing wisdom.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Zingiberaceae (Ginger family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden beautyTransformationHealing wisdomMystery revealed+3 more
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Hedychium

Hedychium coronarium (and other spp.)

Hedychium produces intensely fragrant butterfly-shaped flowers in elegant spikes. They symbolize pure love, grace, and the sweetness of life.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Zingiberaceae (Ginger family)

Key Meanings:

Pure loveGraceSweetness of lifeDevotion+3 more
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Medinilla Magnifica

Medinilla magnifica

Medinilla magnifica produces spectacular cascading clusters of pink flowers with showy bracts. It symbolizes elegance, magnificence, and refined beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Melastomataceae (Melastome family)

Key Meanings:

EleganceMagnificenceRefined beautyLuxury+3 more
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Passiflora Caerulea

Passiflora caerulea

Passiflora caerulea produces intricate blue and white flowers with elaborate corona filaments. It symbolizes faith, passion, and the sacred mysteries of life.

Type:

vine

Family:

Passifloraceae (Passion Vine family)

Key Meanings:

FaithPassionSacred mysteriesSpiritual suffering+3 more
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Polianthes Tuberosa

Polianthes tuberosa

Polianthes tuberosa produces intensely fragrant white flowers that release their perfume at night. They symbolize dangerous pleasure, forbidden love, and intoxicating beauty.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

Dangerous pleasureForbidden loveIntoxicating beautySensuality+3 more
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Aconitum

Aconitum napellus (and other spp.)

Aconitum, commonly known as monkshood, is a dramatic perennial with distinctive hooded flowers. Despite its beauty, all parts are highly toxic, earning it folklore associations with protection and danger.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionCautionDangerChivalry+2 more
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Allium

Allium spp.

Alliums are spectacular bulbous perennials known for their spherical flower heads in shades of purple, pink, white, and yellow. These architectural flowers symbolize unity, prosperity, and good fortune.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family, formerly Liliaceae)

Key Meanings:

UnityProsperityGood FortuneHumility+2 more
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Angelonia

Angelonia angustifolia

Angelonia is a heat-loving annual with delicate orchid-like flowers that bloom continuously in summer. Known for its angel-like appearance and resilience, it symbolizes grace under pressure and spiritual protection.

Type:

annual

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family, formerly Scrophulariaceae)

Key Meanings:

Grace Under PressureSpiritual ProtectionDivine GuidanceResilience+2 more
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Armeria

Armeria maritima

Armeria is a hardy coastal perennial forming neat cushions of grass-like foliage topped with globe-shaped flower heads. It symbolizes endurance, sympathy, and remembrance, thriving in harsh seaside conditions.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plumbaginaceae (Leadwort family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceSympathyRemembranceSteadfastness+2 more
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Asclepias

Asclepias speciosa (and other spp.)

Asclepias, commonly known as milkweed, is essential for monarch butterfly survival and features clusters of intricate flowers. It symbolizes transformation, renewal, and hope while serving as a vital native wildflower.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationRenewalHopeRebirth+2 more
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Astrantia

Astrantia major (and other spp.)

Astrantia, commonly known as masterwort, is an elegant perennial with distinctive pincushion-like flowers surrounded by papery bracts. It symbolizes protection, strength, and courage.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apiaceae (Carrot family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionStrengthCourageSteadfastness+2 more
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Ballota

Ballota pseudodictamnus

Ballota is a Mediterranean subshrub prized for its soft, silvery-grey foliage and architectural form. It symbolizes endurance, protection, and ancient wisdom, thriving in harsh, dry conditions.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceAncient WisdomProtectionResilience+2 more
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Balsam

Impatiens balsamina

Garden balsam is a charming annual with cup-shaped flowers nestled along upright stems. Known for its explosive seed pods and delicate beauty, it symbolizes impatience, maternal love, and quick action.

Type:

annual

Family:

Balsaminaceae (Balsam family)

Key Meanings:

ImpatienceMaternal LoveQuick ActionArdent Love+2 more
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Bartlettina

Bartlettina sordida

Bartlettina is a late-season perennial producing clouds of fluffy purple-blue flowers that attract butterflies and beneficial insects. It symbolizes transformation, late-blooming wisdom, and autumn beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

Late-blooming WisdomTransformationAutumn BeautyPerseverance+2 more
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Bergenia

Bergenia cordifolia (and other spp.)

Bergenia is a robust evergreen perennial with large, glossy leaves and clusters of bell-shaped flowers. It symbolizes endurance, steadfastness, and reliable friendship through all seasons.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Saxifragaceae (Saxifrage family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceSteadfastnessReliable FriendshipPerseverance+2 more
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Bidens

Bidens ferulifolia

Bidens is a cheerful annual with daisy-like flowers that bloom continuously from summer to frost. Known for its resilience and abundant blooms, it symbolizes perseverance, joy, and sunny disposition.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

PerseveranceJoySunny DispositionResilience+2 more
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Boronia

Boronia spp.

Boronia is an Australian native shrub renowned for its intensely fragrant, four-petaled flowers. These delicate blooms symbolize gratitude, appreciation, and the unique beauty of Australian wilderness.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rutaceae (Rue family)

Key Meanings:

GratitudeAppreciationAustralian HeritageDelicate Beauty+2 more
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Browallia

Browallia speciosa

Browallia is a tender annual with star-shaped flowers in shades of blue, purple, and white. Known for thriving in shade, it symbolizes tranquility, contemplation, and finding beauty in quiet places.

Type:

annual

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

TranquilityContemplationInner PeaceQuiet Beauty+2 more
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Caladium Flower

Caladium bicolor

Caladium produces small, inconspicuous flowers on spadix, but is primarily grown for its spectacular heart-shaped leaves in vibrant colors. It symbolizes joy, artistic expression, and tropical beauty.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Araceae (Arum family)

Key Meanings:

JoyArtistic ExpressionTropical BeautyVibrant Life+2 more
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Campanula

Campanula spp.

Campanula encompasses a large genus of bell-shaped flowers beloved for their charming form and reliable blooms. These cottage garden favorites symbolize gratitude, constancy, and everlasting love.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Campanulaceae (Bellflower family)

Key Meanings:

GratitudeConstancyEverlasting LoveHumility+2 more
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Catananche

Catananche caerulea

Catananche, known as Cupid's Dart, is a drought-tolerant perennial with papery blue flowers surrounded by silvery bracts. It symbolizes love, attraction, and the power to pierce hearts with romance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

LoveAttractionRomancePiercing Hearts+2 more
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Celosia

Celosia argentea

Celosia is a vibrant annual with unique flower heads that resemble cockscombs, plumes, or brain coral. Known for its bold colors and unusual forms, it symbolizes boldness, uniqueness, and standing out from the crowd.

Type:

annual

Family:

Amaranthaceae (Amaranth family)

Key Meanings:

BoldnessUniquenessStanding OutImmortality+2 more
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Chionodoxa

Chionodoxa forbesii (formerly luciliae)

Chionodoxa, known as Glory-of-the-Snow, is among the earliest spring bulbs to bloom, often pushing through snow. These star-shaped flowers symbolize hope, renewal, and the triumph of life over winter.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family, formerly Liliaceae)

Key Meanings:

HopeRenewalTriumph Over AdversityNew Beginnings+2 more
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Clarkia

Clarkia spp.

Clarkia is a graceful annual wildflower with silky, cup-shaped blooms in soft pastels. Native to western North America, it symbolizes farewell, transition, and the beauty of life's fleeting moments.

Type:

annual

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

FarewellTransitionFleeting BeautyBittersweet Endings+2 more
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Cleistocactus Flower

Cleistocactus spp.

Cleistocactus produces striking tubular flowers that emerge from spiny columnar stems. These desert beauties symbolize endurance, protection, and the ability to find beauty in harsh conditions.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Cactaceae (Cactus family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceProtectionDesert BeautySurvival+2 more
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Convolvulus

Convolvulus cneorum

Convolvulus is an elegant Mediterranean shrub with silvery foliage and trumpet-shaped white flowers. Known for its drought tolerance and refined beauty, it symbolizes perseverance, hope, and morning renewal.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Convolvulaceae (Morning Glory family)

Key Meanings:

PerseveranceHopeMorning RenewalResilience+2 more
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Corydalis

Corydalis spp.

Corydalis is a delicate woodland plant with intricate, spurred flowers and finely divided foliage. These shade-loving beauties symbolize mystery, delicate love, and hidden beauty in quiet places.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Papaveraceae (Poppy family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryDelicate LoveHidden BeautyWoodland Magic+2 more
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Crocosmia

Crocosmia × crocosmiiflora

Crocosmia produces arching spikes of vibrant tubular flowers in fiery colors, rising above sword-like foliage. These dramatic late-summer bloomers symbolize passion, transformation, and the triumph of vibrant life.

Type:

corm

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

PassionTransformationVibrant LifeLate Summer Fire+2 more
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Crown Imperial

Fritillaria imperialis

Crown Imperial is a majestic spring bulb with a distinctive crown of orange or yellow flowers topped by a tuft of leaves. This regal flower symbolizes power, majesty, and imperial grandeur.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

MajestyImperial PowerRegal AuthorityNoble Birth+2 more
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Cyclamen

Cyclamen persicum (and other spp.)

Cyclamen produces distinctive swept-back flowers that appear to dance above heart-shaped leaves. These elegant blooms symbolize departure, resignation, and the bittersweet beauty of goodbye.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Primulaceae (Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

DepartureResignationGoodbyeSincere Love+2 more
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Dahlberg Daisy

Thymophylla tenuiloba

Dahlberg Daisy is a drought-tolerant annual with abundant tiny yellow daisy-like flowers that bloom continuously from summer to frost, perfect for hot, dry gardens.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

CheerfulnessPerseveranceSimplicityAdaptability+1 more
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Deutzia

Deutzia spp.

Deutzia is a graceful deciduous shrub known for its profuse clusters of small, star-shaped white or pink flowers in late spring, creating a spectacular floral display.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Hydrangeaceae (Hydrangea family)

Key Meanings:

PurityInnocenceNew beginningsGrace+1 more
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Diascia

Diascia barberae

Diascia is a charming annual or perennial with delicate, twin-spurred flowers in shades of pink, coral, and white, perfect for cool-weather gardens and containers.

Type:

annual

Family:

Scrophulariaceae (Figwort family)

Key Meanings:

DelicacyGracePerseveranceCool beauty+1 more
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Dracaena Flower

Dracaena fragrans

Dracaena flowers are rare, fragrant blooms that appear on mature houseplants after many years, featuring small, creamy-white flowers in dense clusters with an intense, sweet fragrance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

LongevityPatienceRare beautyPerseverance+1 more
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Eremurus

Eremurus spp.

Eremurus produces dramatic, tall spikes of densely packed star-shaped flowers that create stunning vertical accents in the garden, resembling giant bottle brushes or fox tails.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asphodelaceae (Asphodel family)

Key Meanings:

MajestyAspirationReaching for heightsPerseverance+1 more
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Gaura

Oenothera lindheimeri (formerly Gaura lindheimeri)

Gaura produces delicate, butterfly-like flowers that dance gracefully on tall, slender stems, creating an airy, ethereal effect in the garden with continuous blooms from summer to frost.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

GraceMovementFreedomLightness+1 more
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Gentiana

Gentiana spp.

Gentiana produces intensely blue, trumpet-shaped flowers that are among the most vivid blues in the plant kingdom, often found in alpine meadows and prized for their stunning color.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Gentianaceae (Gentian family)

Key Meanings:

IntegrityIntrinsic worthJusticeVictory over adversity+1 more
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Gilia

Gilia spp.

Gilia produces delicate, funnel-shaped flowers in clusters, often in shades of blue, pink, or white, creating a charming wildflower appearance perfect for naturalized gardens.

Type:

annual

Family:

Polemoniaceae (Phlox family)

Key Meanings:

DelicacyWilderness beautyAdaptationSimplicity+1 more
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Gomphrena

Gomphrena globosa

Gomphrena produces round, papery flower heads in vibrant colors that retain their color when dried, making them perfect for both fresh and dried flower arrangements.

Type:

annual

Family:

Amaranthaceae (Amaranth family)

Key Meanings:

ImmortalityUnfading loveEverlasting affectionEndurance+1 more
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Gypsophila

Gypsophila paniculata

Gypsophila creates delicate clouds of tiny white or pink flowers that add an airy, ethereal quality to gardens and are essential for wedding bouquets and floral arrangements.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Caryophyllaceae (Pink family)

Key Meanings:

InnocencePurityEverlasting loveFestivity+1 more
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Heliotrope

Heliotropium arborescens

Heliotrope produces clusters of fragrant, star-shaped flowers with an intoxicating vanilla-cherry scent, making it a beloved Victorian-era flower perfect for scented gardens.

Type:

annual

Family:

Boraginaceae (Borage family)

Key Meanings:

DevotionEternal loveFaithfulnessIntoxicating love+1 more
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Hesperis

Hesperis matronalis

Hesperis produces fragrant, four-petaled flowers in shades of purple, pink, and white that are especially aromatic in the evening, though it can be invasive in some regions.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Brassicaceae (Mustard family)

Key Meanings:

DeceitFicklenessEvening beautyHidden charms+1 more
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Hibbertia

Hibbertia spp.

Hibbertia produces bright yellow, rose-like flowers with papery petals and prominent stamens, native to Australia and prized for their cheerful, long-lasting blooms.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Dilleniaceae (Dillenia family)

Key Meanings:

CheerfulnessAustralian sunshineResilienceNatural beauty+1 more
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Holmskioldia (Chinese Hat Flower)

Holmskioldia sanguinea

Holmskioldia produces unique tubular flowers sitting atop distinctive saucer-shaped calyxes, creating a "Chinese hat" appearance in vibrant orange, red, or yellow colors.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

UniquenessExotic beautyProtectionEastern wisdom+1 more
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Incarvillea

Incarvillea delavayi

Incarvillea produces large, trumpet-shaped flowers in shades of pink, rose, and white, resembling gloxinias but hardy enough for outdoor cultivation in temperate gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet Vine family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceHidden beautyMountain strengthPerseverance+1 more
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Ipheion

Ipheion uniflorum

Ipheion produces delicate, star-shaped flowers in shades of white, pink, and blue that emerge from fall-planted bulbs to herald the arrival of spring with sweet fragrance.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

HopeNew beginningsEarly promiseResilience+1 more
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Ixora

Ixora coccinea

Ixora produces clusters of small, tubular flowers in vibrant colors, creating spectacular displays in tropical and subtropical gardens with year-round blooming potential.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rubiaceae (Coffee family)

Key Meanings:

PassionTropical beautyDevotionAbundance+1 more
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Kalimeris

Kalimeris incisa

Kalimeris produces masses of small, white to pale pink daisy-like flowers with delicate petals, creating a cloud-like effect perfect for late summer and fall displays.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

Late season beautyPerseveranceDelicate strengthAutumn grace+1 more
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Knautia

Knautia macedonica

Knautia produces deep crimson, pincushion-like flowers on tall, branching stems that bloom continuously from early summer until fall, attracting butterflies and pollinators.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Caprifoliaceae (Honeysuckle family)

Key Meanings:

Passionate loveDeep emotionPersistenceWidowhood+1 more
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Koelreuteria

Koelreuteria paniculata

Koelreuteria produces spectacular clusters of golden-yellow flowers that create a "golden rain" effect, followed by distinctive papery seed pods that add ornamental value through fall.

Type:

tree

Family:

Sapindaceae (Soapberry family)

Key Meanings:

ProsperityGolden opportunitiesSummer abundanceAdaptability+1 more
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Erigeron

Erigeron spp.

Erigeron, commonly known as fleabane, features delicate daisy-like flowers that bloom prolifically throughout summer. These hardy perennials symbolize perseverance and natural beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

PerseveranceProtectionNatural BeautyResilience+2 more
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Eschscholzia

Eschscholzia californica

The California poppy is a vibrant, cheerful wildflower and the state flower of California. Known for its brilliant golden-orange blooms and delicate fernlike foliage, it symbolizes hope, success, and the golden spirit of the American West.

Type:

annual

Family:

Papaveraceae (Poppy family)

Key Meanings:

HopeSuccessOptimismGolden Dreams+3 more
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Eustoma Grandiflorum

Eustoma grandiflorum

Lisianthus is an elegant flowering plant prized for its rose-like blooms and exceptional vase life. With ruffled petals and sophisticated beauty, it symbolizes appreciation, gratitude, and lifelong bonds.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Gentianaceae (Gentian family)

Key Meanings:

AppreciationGratitudeLifelong BondsCharisma+2 more
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Filipendula

Filipendula spp.

Filipendula, commonly known as meadowsweet, produces frothy plumes of tiny fragrant flowers. These elegant perennials symbolize grace, love, and protection, with a rich history in herbal medicine and folklore.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

GraceUselessnessLove in VainProtection+2 more
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Fothergilla

Fothergilla spp.

Fothergilla is a deciduous shrub celebrated for its fragrant bottlebrush-like flowers in spring and spectacular fall foliage. It symbolizes transformation, seasonal beauty, and enduring elegance.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Hamamelidaceae (Witch-hazel family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationSeasonal ChangeEnduring BeautyHidden Treasures+2 more
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Abutilon

Abutilon × hybridum (and other spp.)

Abutilon, commonly known as flowering maple, is a tender shrub with maple-like leaves and bell-shaped flowers. These plants bloom continuously and symbolize meditation and messages.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

MeditationMessagesReflectionInner Peace+2 more
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Achillea

Achillea millefolium (and other spp.)

Achillea, commonly known as yarrow, is a hardy perennial with feathery foliage and flat-topped flower clusters. It symbolizes healing, protection, and everlasting love.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

HealingProtectionEverlasting LoveCourage+2 more
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Actaea

Actaea pachypoda & Actaea rubra

Actaea, commonly known as baneberry, is a woodland perennial with delicate white flower spikes and distinctive berries. It symbolizes protection, caution, and spiritual awareness.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionCautionSpiritual AwarenessWarning+2 more
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Aechmea

Aechmea fasciata (and other spp.)

Aechmea is a striking bromeliad with rosette-forming leaves and colorful flower spikes. These tropical plants symbolize hospitality, protection, and exotic beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bromeliaceae (Bromeliad family)

Key Meanings:

HospitalityProtectionExotic BeautyWelcoming+2 more
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Agapanthus

Agapanthus praecox (and other spp.)

Agapanthus, known as the Lily of the Nile, produces stunning spherical clusters of blue or white flowers. It symbolizes love, fertility, and beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

LoveBeautyFertilityStrength+2 more
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Alchemilla

Alchemilla mollis (and other spp.)

Alchemilla, known as Lady's Mantle, is a perennial herb with distinctive scalloped leaves and chartreuse flowers. It symbolizes protection, magical properties, and feminine strength.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionMagicFeminine StrengthAlchemy+2 more
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Amsonia

Amsonia tabernaemontana (and other spp.)

Amsonia, commonly known as Blue Star, is a native perennial with clusters of star-shaped blue flowers and excellent fall color. It symbolizes transformation, steadfastness, and spiritual guidance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationSteadfastnessSpiritual GuidanceHope+2 more
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Anacyclus

Anacyclus pyrethrum (and other spp.)

Anacyclus is a low-growing perennial with daisy-like flowers that have white petals with red undersides. It symbolizes resilience, hidden beauty, and adaptation.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceHidden BeautyAdaptationEndurance+2 more
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Anigozanthos

Anigozanthos flavidus (and other spp.)

Anigozanthos, known as Kangaroo Paw, is Australia's floral emblem with distinctive tubular flowers resembling animal paws. It symbolizes uniqueness, resilience, and Australian spirit.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Haemodoraceae (Bloodwort family)

Key Meanings:

UniquenessAustralian SpiritResilienceIndividuality+2 more
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Antennaria

Antennaria dioica (and other spp.)

Antennaria, commonly known as Pussytoes, is a low-growing perennial with fuzzy, silvery foliage and small white or pink flower clusters. It symbolizes protection, purity, and endurance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionPurityEnduranceMaternal Care+2 more
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Arisaema

Arisaema triphyllum (and other spp.)

Arisaema, commonly known as Jack-in-the-Pulpit, is a distinctive woodland perennial with hooded spathes. It symbolizes spiritual guidance, protection, and the journey of self-discovery.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Araceae (Arum family)

Key Meanings:

Spiritual GuidanceProtectionSelf-DiscoveryHidden Wisdom+2 more
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Aristolochia

Aristolochia macrophylla (and other spp.)

Aristolochia, known as Dutchman's Pipe, is a vigorous climbing vine with pipe-shaped flowers and heart-shaped leaves. It symbolizes protection, transformation, and the mysteries of life.

Type:

vine

Family:

Aristolochiaceae (Birthwort family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionTransformationMysteryHidden Beauty+2 more
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Artemisia

Artemisia vulgaris (and other spp.)

Artemisia is a diverse genus of aromatic perennials known for their silvery foliage and small, inconspicuous flowers. It symbolizes protection, purification, and feminine wisdom.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionPurificationFeminine WisdomHealing+2 more
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Aspidistra

Aspidistra elatior (and other spp.)

Aspidistra, known as the Cast Iron Plant, is a hardy foliage plant with occasional small purple flowers at soil level. It symbolizes endurance, resilience, and steadfast devotion.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceResilienceSteadfast DevotionPerseverance+2 more
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Aubrieta

Aubrieta deltoidea (and other spp.)

Aubrieta is a low-growing perennial that forms colorful carpets of purple, pink, or white flowers. It symbolizes faithfulness, devotion, and the beauty of perseverance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Brassicaceae (Mustard family)

Key Meanings:

FaithfulnessDevotionPerseveranceEndurance+2 more
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Babiana

Babiana stricta (and other spp.)

Babiana, known as Baboon Flower, is a South African bulbous perennial with sword-like leaves and colorful cup-shaped flowers. It symbolizes resilience, adaptation, and hidden treasures.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptationHidden TreasuresSurvival+2 more
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Balloon Flower

Platycodon grandiflorus

Balloon Flower is a charming perennial with inflated buds that pop open into star-shaped blue flowers. It symbolizes endless love, honesty, and the anticipation of good things to come.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Campanulaceae (Bellflower family)

Key Meanings:

Endless LoveHonestyAnticipationGood Fortune+2 more
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Belamcanda

Iris domestica (formerly Belamcanda chinensis)

Belamcanda, commonly known as Blackberry Lily, produces orange spotted flowers followed by distinctive blackberry-like seed clusters. It symbolizes transformation, beauty in diversity, and hidden treasures.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationBeauty in DiversityHidden TreasuresUniqueness+2 more
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Bletilla

Bletilla striata (and other spp.)

Bletilla is a terrestrial orchid with elegant purple flowers and pleated leaves. It symbolizes refinement, rare beauty, and the strength found in delicate things.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

RefinementRare BeautyDelicate StrengthElegance+2 more
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Bouvardia Longiflora

Bouvardia longiflora

Bouvardia Longiflora is a fragrant flowering shrub with long-tubed white flowers that bloom at night. It symbolizes enthusiasm, gratitude, and the beauty of unexpected moments.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rubiaceae (Coffee family)

Key Meanings:

EnthusiasmGratitudeUnexpected BeautyNight Magic+2 more
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Brachyscome

Brachyscome iberidifolia (and other spp.)

Brachyscome, commonly known as Swan River Daisy, is a charming Australian annual with delicate daisy flowers. It symbolizes new beginnings, hope, and innocence.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

New BeginningsHopeInnocenceBeauty+2 more
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Brugmansia

Brugmansia suaveolens (and other spp.)

Brugmansia, known as Angel's Trumpet, produces large, pendulous trumpet-shaped flowers with intense evening fragrance. It symbolizes rebirth, spiritual awakening, and transformation, but also danger and caution.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

RebirthSpiritual AwakeningTransformationDanger+2 more
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Buddleja

Buddleja davidii (and other spp.)

Buddleja, commonly known as Butterfly Bush, produces fragrant cone-shaped flower clusters that attract butterflies. It symbolizes rebirth, new beginnings, and the attraction of positive energy.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Scrophulariaceae (Figwort family)

Key Meanings:

RebirthNew BeginningsAttractionTransformation+2 more
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Bulbine

Bulbine frutescens (and other spp.)

Bulbine is a succulent perennial with spikes of small star-shaped flowers and aloe-like leaves. It symbolizes healing, resilience, and the power of simplicity.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asphodelaceae (Asphodel family)

Key Meanings:

HealingResilienceSimplicityEndurance+2 more
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Callicarpa

Callicarpa americana (and other spp.)

Callicarpa, known as American Beautyberry, produces small pink flowers followed by spectacular clusters of purple berries. It symbolizes natural beauty, abundance, and protection.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

Natural BeautyAbundanceProtectionWildlife Support+2 more
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Callirhoe

Callirhoe involucrata (and other spp.)

Callirhoe, commonly known as Purple Poppy Mallow or Winecups, is a trailing prairie wildflower with vibrant magenta cup-shaped flowers. It symbolizes resilience, beauty, and the enduring spirit of the prairie.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceBeautyPrairie SpiritEndurance+2 more
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Campion

Silene dioica (and other Silene spp.)

Campion is a diverse genus of flowering plants with delicate, often notched petals. Different species symbolize various meanings from resilience and endurance to love and divine connection.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Caryophyllaceae (Pink family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceEnduranceLoveDivine Connection+2 more
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Canarina

Canarina canariensis

Canarina is a rare climbing bellflower endemic to the Canary Islands with distinctive orange-red bell-shaped flowers. It symbolizes uniqueness, rarity, and the treasure of isolated beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Campanulaceae (Bellflower family)

Key Meanings:

UniquenessRarityEndemic BeautyConservation+2 more
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Cardiocrinum

Cardiocrinum giganteum (and other spp.)

Cardiocrinum is a spectacular giant lily with heart-shaped leaves and towering spikes of fragrant white trumpets. It symbolizes majesty, transformation, and the culmination of patient growth.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

MajestyTransformationPatient GrowthCulmination+2 more
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Carex

Carex species (various sedge species)

Carex encompasses a diverse genus of sedges with subtle, often overlooked flowers and graceful grass-like foliage. It symbolizes adaptability, quiet strength, and the beauty of understated elegance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Cyperaceae (Sedge family)

Key Meanings:

AdaptabilityQuiet StrengthUnderstated EleganceResilience+2 more
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Caryopteris

Caryopteris × clandonensis

Caryopteris is a late-summer blooming shrub with fragrant blue flowers that attract butterflies and bees. Known as Bluebeard, it symbolizes tranquility and serenity.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

TranquilitySerenityPeaceStrength+2 more
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Cestrum

Cestrum nocturnum

Cestrum is a night-blooming shrub with intensely fragrant white flowers that open at dusk. It symbolizes mystery, romance, and the hidden beauty that emerges in darkness.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryRomanceAllureHidden beauty+3 more
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Chaenomeles

Chaenomeles speciosa

Chaenomeles is an early spring-flowering shrub with vibrant blooms in red, pink, or white. It symbolizes love, protection, and the promise of spring renewal.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

LoveProtectionRenewalPerseverance+3 more
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Chrysogonum

Chrysogonum virginianum

Chrysogonum is a native North American groundcover with bright golden star-shaped flowers. It symbolizes hope, optimism, and the enduring light that guides through darkness.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

HopeOptimismGuidancePerseverance+3 more
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Cimicifuga

Actaea racemosa (syn. Cimicifuga racemosa)

Cimicifuga produces dramatic tall spikes of white flowers in summer shade gardens. It symbolizes protection, purification, and the power to ward off negative influences.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionPurificationBanishing negativityFeminine power+3 more
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Colchicum

Colchicum autumnale

Colchicum produces crocus-like flowers in autumn without leaves, emerging directly from the ground. It symbolizes rebirth, anticipation, and the beauty of unexpected gifts.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Colchicaceae (Colchicum family)

Key Meanings:

RebirthAnticipationUnexpected beautyTransformation+3 more
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Commelina

Commelina communis

Commelina produces delicate three-petaled blue flowers that last only one day. It symbolizes fleeting beauty, living in the moment, and the preciousness of ephemeral experiences.

Type:

annual

Family:

Commelinaceae (Dayflower family)

Key Meanings:

Fleeting beautyLiving in the momentEphemeral joyAppreciation of the present+3 more
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Coral Bells

Heuchera sanguinea

Coral Bells produce delicate bell-shaped flowers on slender stems above colorful foliage. They symbolize delicate beauty, protection, and the harmony between strength and grace.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Saxifragaceae (Saxifrage family)

Key Meanings:

Delicate beautyProtectionGrace under pressureHarmony+3 more
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Crinum

Crinum × powellii

Crinum produces large, fragrant, lily-like flowers on sturdy stems from impressive bulbs. It symbolizes beauty, tenderness, resilience, and the strength found in adaptability.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

BeautyTendernessKindnessResilience+3 more
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Cunonia

Cunonia capensis

Cunonia produces clusters of small, fragrant cream-white flowers and distinctive red stipules. It symbolizes uniqueness, protection, and the beauty found in distinctive characteristics.

Type:

tree

Family:

Cunoniaceae (Cunonia family)

Key Meanings:

UniquenessProtectionDistinctive beautyRarity+3 more
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Cuphea

Cuphea hyssopifolia

Cuphea produces masses of small, tubular flowers in bright colors throughout the growing season. It symbolizes cheerfulness, perseverance, and continuous joy.

Type:

annual

Family:

Lythraceae (Loosestrife family)

Key Meanings:

CheerfulnessPerseveranceContinuous joyReliability+3 more
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Cyrtanthus

Cyrtanthus elatus

Cyrtanthus produces vibrant funnel-shaped flowers in brilliant reds and oranges from impressive bulbs. It symbolizes passion, renewal, and the power of transformation through fire.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

PassionRenewalTransformationResilience after hardship+3 more
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Daphne

Daphne odora

Daphne produces intensely fragrant small flowers in clusters, often blooming in winter. It symbolizes eternal love, immortality, and the enduring nature of true beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Thymelaeaceae (Mezereum family)

Key Meanings:

Eternal loveImmortalityEnduring beautyTransformation+3 more
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Darmera

Darmera peltata

Darmera produces clusters of pink flowers before massive umbrella-like leaves emerge. It symbolizes protection, shelter, and the nurturing care that shields others from life's storms.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Saxifragaceae (Saxifrage family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionShelterNurturing careGuardianship+3 more
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Desmodium

Desmodium canadense

Desmodium produces clusters of small pea-like flowers followed by sticky seed pods. It symbolizes persistence, attachment, and the ways we connect with and support each other.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

PersistenceAttachmentConnectionSupport+3 more
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Diervilla

Diervilla lonicera

Diervilla produces clusters of small yellow tubular flowers that attract pollinators. It symbolizes resilience, adaptability, and finding sweetness in challenging conditions.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Caprifoliaceae (Honeysuckle family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptabilityPerseveranceFinding sweetness in hardship+3 more
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Dipteracanthus

Dipteracanthus prostrata

Dipteracanthus produces small purple trumpet-shaped flowers that open in the morning. It symbolizes humility, quiet beauty, and the power of small acts of grace.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Acanthaceae (Acanthus family)

Key Meanings:

HumilityQuiet beautySmall acts of graceUnderstated elegance+3 more
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Adenium

Adenium obesum

Adenium, commonly known as Desert Rose, is a stunning succulent shrub prized for its swollen caudex trunk and vibrant trumpet-shaped flowers. Native to arid regions, it symbolizes resilience and exotic beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceExotic beautyEnduranceStrength in adversity+2 more
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Aethionema

Aethionema spp. (commonly A. grandiflorum)

Aethionema, commonly called Stone Cress, is a charming alpine perennial or sub-shrub producing delicate racemes of pink or white flowers above neat foliage. Perfect for rock gardens and alpine troughs.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Brassicaceae (Mustard family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAlpine beautyDelicate strengthMountain charm+1 more
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Ajuga

Ajuga reptans (and other spp.)

Ajuga, commonly known as Bugleweed, is a low-growing, mat-forming perennial prized for its colorful foliage and blue flower spikes. An excellent groundcover that spreads quickly in shaded areas.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

GroundednessPersistenceAdaptabilityHumility+2 more
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Alyssum

Lobularia maritima (formerly Alyssum maritimum)

Sweet Alyssum is a beloved, honey-scented annual producing masses of tiny white, pink, or purple flowers. This low-growing, spreading plant is perfect for edging, containers, and attracting beneficial insects.

Type:

annual

Family:

Brassicaceae (Mustard family)

Key Meanings:

Worth beyond beautySweetnessHumilityModesty+2 more
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Anemopsis

Anemopsis californica

Anemopsis californica, known as Yerba Mansa, is a unique wetland perennial with cone-shaped white flower clusters surrounded by showy white bracts. Valued for both ornamental beauty and traditional medicinal uses.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Saururaceae (Lizard's-tail family)

Key Meanings:

HealingResilienceAdaptationPurity+2 more
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Dierama

Dierama pulcherrimum (and other spp.)

Dierama, known as Angel's Fishing Rod, is an elegant South African perennial featuring graceful, arching stems adorned with pendulous bell-shaped flowers. The delicate blooms sway in the breeze above grass-like foliage, creating a magical garden display.

Type:

corm

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

GraceDelicate beautyEthereal charmMovement+3 more
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Antigonon

Antigonon leptopus

Antigonon leptopus, commonly known as Coral Vine or Queen's Wreath, is a fast-growing tropical vine producing cascades of bright coral-pink flower clusters. While beautiful and popular in warm climates, it is highly invasive in many regions.

Type:

vine

Family:

Polygonaceae (Buckwheat family)

Key Meanings:

Love and romanceChain of loveTropical beautyAbundance+2 more
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Aponogeton

Aponogeton distachyos

Aponogeton distachyos, known as Water Hawthorn, is a charming aquatic perennial with floating leaves and fragrant white flowers. Native to South Africa, it blooms in cool seasons and is prized for ponds and water gardens.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Aponogetonaceae

Key Meanings:

PurityCool eleganceSeasonal renewalTranquility+2 more
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Arctotis

Arctotis spp. (including A. venusta, A. × hybrida)

Arctotis, commonly known as African Daisy, is a vibrant sun-loving perennial or annual featuring large, showy daisy-like flowers with distinctive metallic sheens. Native to South Africa, these drought-tolerant blooms add bold color to summer gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

JoyWarmthSunshineCheerfulness+3 more
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Asarina

Asarina scandens (syn. Maurandya scandens)

Asarina scandens, known as Climbing Snapdragon, is a delicate yet vigorous tender perennial vine producing masses of tubular, snapdragon-like flowers. Perfect for trellises and containers, it blooms profusely from summer to frost.

Type:

vine

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family, formerly Scrophulariaceae)

Key Meanings:

Delicate strengthAscending beautyGraceful persistenceAdaptability+2 more
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Brunnera

Brunnera macrophylla

Brunnera macrophylla, known as Siberian Bugloss, is a charming shade-loving perennial featuring heart-shaped leaves and sprays of delicate blue forget-me-not-like flowers in spring. Many cultivars offer stunning variegated or silver foliage.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Boraginaceae (Borage family)

Key Meanings:

TranquilityQuiet beautyWoodland charmMemories+2 more
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Burmannia

Burmannia disticha (and other spp.)

Burmannia is a genus of small, delicate annual or perennial herbs with unique tubular flowers. Some species are fully photosynthetic while others are partially or fully mycoheterotrophic, obtaining nutrients from fungi.

Type:

annual

Family:

Burmanniaceae

Key Meanings:

RarityDelicate beautySpecialized adaptationWetland ecology+2 more
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Calandrinia

Calandrinia grandiflora (syn. Cistanthe grandiflora)

Calandrinia, commonly known as Rock Purslane, is a stunning succulent perennial producing brilliant magenta flowers on tall stems above blue-green foliage. Native to Chile, it thrives in heat and drought.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Montiaceae (formerly Portulacaceae)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceDesert beautyHeat toleranceCheerfulness+2 more
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Calochortus

Calochortus spp. (various species)

Calochortus, known as Mariposa Lily, is a genus of exquisite bulbous perennials native to western North America. The tulip-like flowers come in stunning colors with intricate markings, blooming in spring and early summer.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

BeautyButterfly graceWestern heritageSurvival+3 more
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Canavalia

Canavalia gladiata (and C. ensiformis)

Canavalia gladiata, known as Sword Bean, is a vigorous climbing legume with distinctive long, sword-shaped pods. Native to Asia, it's cultivated for food, forage, green manure, and traditional medicine.

Type:

vine

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

SustenanceNitrogen-fixing fertilityTraditional medicineMulti-purpose utility+2 more
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Blechnum

Blechnum spp. (commonly B. gibbum, B. spicant)

Blechnum is a genus of distinctive ferns with glossy, symmetrical fronds. Some species form small trunks like tree ferns, while others create elegant rosettes perfect for shaded gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Blechnaceae

Key Meanings:

Ancient wisdomResilienceShade and shelterTimelessness+1 more
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Bomarea

Bomarea spp. (commonly B. multiflora, B. edulis)

Bomarea is a spectacular climbing perennial with clusters of tubular, trumpet-shaped flowers in fiery shades of red, orange, and yellow. Related to Alstroemeria, it adds tropical flair to vertical gardens.

Type:

vine

Family:

Alstroemeriaceae

Key Meanings:

Tropical beautyExotic eleganceReaching for heightsVibrant energy+1 more
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Bougainvillea

Bougainvillea spp. (B. glabra, B. spectabilis, B. × buttiana)

Bougainvillea is a vigorous, thorny vine with brilliant, papery bracts in stunning colors. A drought-tolerant flowering machine, it creates spectacular displays in warm climates.

Type:

vine

Family:

Nyctaginaceae (Four O'clock family)

Key Meanings:

PassionVibrancyWelcomeProtection (thorns)+2 more
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Brachychiton

Brachychiton rupestris (and other spp.)

Brachychiton is a distinctive Australian tree known for its dramatically swollen, bottle-shaped trunk that stores water. Its architectural form makes it a striking specimen for water-wise landscapes.

Type:

tree

Family:

Malvaceae (formerly Sterculiaceae)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceAdaptationWater conservationAustralian heritage+2 more
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Brownea

Brownea grandiceps (and B. coccinea)

Brownea is a spectacular tropical tree producing enormous, globular clusters of brilliant red-orange flowers that dangle beneath the canopy. Young leaves emerge with distinctive pink and cream speckles.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

Tropical splendorRare beautyPassionNational pride (Trinidad & Tobago)+1 more
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Celmisia

Celmisia spp.

Celmisia, commonly known as Mountain Daisy, features striking silvery foliage and pristine white daisy-like flowers. Native to New Zealand, these alpine perennials symbolize purity, resilience, and mountain beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

PurityResilienceMountain beautyEndurance+1 more
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Centranthus

Centranthus ruber

Centranthus, commonly called Red Valerian, is a resilient perennial with clusters of fragrant crimson, pink, or white flowers. It thrives in poor soils and attracts pollinators, symbolizing adaptability and perseverance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Caprifoliaceae (Honeysuckle family)

Key Meanings:

AdaptabilityPerseveranceResilienceCheerfulness+1 more
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Chrysobalanus

Chrysobalanus icaco

Chrysobalanus icaco, known as Cocoplum, is an evergreen coastal shrub with glossy leaves, small white flowers, and edible plum-like fruits. It symbolizes coastal resilience, abundance, and tropical beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Chrysobalanaceae (Cocoplum family)

Key Meanings:

Coastal resilienceAbundanceTropical paradiseProtection+1 more
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Clerodendrum

Clerodendrum spp.

Clerodendrum is a diverse genus featuring exotic flowers with striking colors and fragrances. From cascading bleeding hearts to fragrant glory bowers, these plants symbolize good fortune, exotic beauty, and transformation.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

Good fortuneExotic beautyTransformationJoy+2 more
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Codonopsis

Codonopsis spp.

Codonopsis features elegant bell-shaped flowers with intricate interior markings. These herbaceous climbing perennials symbolize hidden beauty, gentle strength, and are valued in traditional medicine.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Campanulaceae (Bellflower family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden beautyGentle strengthModestyInner wisdom+1 more
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Coleonema

Coleonema pulchellum

Coleonema, known as Pink Breath of Heaven, features delicate star-shaped flowers and aromatic needle-like foliage. This evergreen shrub symbolizes grace, heavenly beauty, and sweet fragrance.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rutaceae (Citrus family)

Key Meanings:

Heavenly beautyGraceDelicacySweet fragrance+1 more
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Comptonia

Comptonia peregrina

Comptonia, commonly known as Sweet Fern, is an aromatic deciduous shrub with fern-like foliage despite not being a true fern. Native to North America, it symbolizes resilience, pioneer spirit, and the sweet fragrance of wild places.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myricaceae (Bayberry family)

Key Meanings:

ResiliencePioneer spiritSweet memoriesAdaptability+1 more
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Coronilla

Coronilla varia (syn. Securigera varia)

Coronilla, commonly called Crown Vetch, features fragrant pea-like flowers in crown-shaped clusters. Though valued for erosion control, it symbolizes both tenacity and the need for balance, as its aggressive spreading can overtake other plants.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

TenacityPersistenceBalanceDual nature+1 more
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Corylus

Corylus avellana

Corylus, known as Hazel or Hazelnut, features showy yellow catkins in late winter and produces edible nuts in fall. It symbolizes wisdom, protection, and inspiration, with deep roots in European folklore and tradition.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Betulaceae (Birch family)

Key Meanings:

WisdomProtectionInspirationDivination+2 more
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Crotalaria

Crotalaria spp.

Crotalaria, known as Rattlebox, features bright yellow pea-like flowers and distinctive seed pods that rattle when dry. While some species are beneficial cover crops, others are invasive and toxic, symbolizing both agricultural promise and cautionary vigilance.

Type:

annual

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

VigilanceWarningDual natureAgricultural hope+1 more
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Cryptanthus

Cryptanthus bivittatus

Cryptanthus, known as Earth Star, features stunning star-shaped rosettes with vibrant striped foliage in pink, red, and green. Unlike most bromeliads, it grows terrestrially and symbolizes hidden beauty, groundedness, and exotic charm.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bromeliaceae (Bromeliad family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden beautyGroundednessExotic charmVibrant spirit+1 more
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Cyananthus

Cyananthus lobatus

Cyananthus features stunning blue to purple bell-shaped flowers with hairy throats. Native to high Himalayan mountains, these alpine perennials symbolize mountain beauty, rarity, and the delicate balance of high-altitude ecosystems.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Campanulaceae (Bellflower family)

Key Meanings:

Alpine beautyRarityDelicate strengthMountain spirit+1 more
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Adenium

Adenium obesum

Adenium, commonly known as Desert Rose, is a stunning succulent shrub prized for its swollen caudex trunk and vibrant trumpet-shaped flowers. Native to arid regions, it symbolizes resilience and exotic beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceExotic beautyEnduranceStrength in adversity+2 more
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Aethionema

Aethionema spp. (commonly A. grandiflorum)

Aethionema, commonly called Stone Cress, is a charming alpine perennial or sub-shrub producing delicate racemes of pink or white flowers above neat foliage. Perfect for rock gardens and alpine troughs.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Brassicaceae (Mustard family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAlpine beautyDelicate strengthMountain charm+1 more
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Alyssum

Lobularia maritima (formerly Alyssum maritimum)

Sweet Alyssum is a beloved, honey-scented annual producing masses of tiny white, pink, or purple flowers. This low-growing, spreading plant is perfect for edging, containers, and attracting beneficial insects.

Type:

annual

Family:

Brassicaceae (Mustard family)

Key Meanings:

Worth beyond beautySweetnessHumilityModesty+2 more
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Anemopsis

Anemopsis californica

Anemopsis californica, known as Yerba Mansa, is a unique wetland perennial with cone-shaped white flower clusters surrounded by showy white bracts. Valued for both ornamental beauty and traditional medicinal uses.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Saururaceae (Lizard's-tail family)

Key Meanings:

HealingResilienceAdaptationPurity+2 more
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Dierama

Dierama pulcherrimum (and other spp.)

Dierama, known as Angel's Fishing Rod, is an elegant South African perennial featuring graceful, arching stems adorned with pendulous bell-shaped flowers. The delicate blooms sway in the breeze above grass-like foliage, creating a magical garden display.

Type:

corm

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

GraceDelicate beautyEthereal charmMovement+3 more
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Antigonon

Antigonon leptopus

Antigonon leptopus, commonly known as Coral Vine or Queen's Wreath, is a fast-growing tropical vine producing cascades of bright coral-pink flower clusters. While beautiful and popular in warm climates, it is highly invasive in many regions.

Type:

vine

Family:

Polygonaceae (Buckwheat family)

Key Meanings:

Love and romanceChain of loveTropical beautyAbundance+2 more
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Aponogeton

Aponogeton distachyos

Aponogeton distachyos, known as Water Hawthorn, is a charming aquatic perennial with floating leaves and fragrant white flowers. Native to South Africa, it blooms in cool seasons and is prized for ponds and water gardens.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Aponogetonaceae

Key Meanings:

PurityCool eleganceSeasonal renewalTranquility+2 more
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Arctotis

Arctotis spp. (including A. venusta, A. × hybrida)

Arctotis, commonly known as African Daisy, is a vibrant sun-loving perennial or annual featuring large, showy daisy-like flowers with distinctive metallic sheens. Native to South Africa, these drought-tolerant blooms add bold color to summer gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

JoyWarmthSunshineCheerfulness+3 more
Available Colors:
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Asarina

Asarina scandens (syn. Maurandya scandens)

Asarina scandens, known as Climbing Snapdragon, is a delicate yet vigorous tender perennial vine producing masses of tubular, snapdragon-like flowers. Perfect for trellises and containers, it blooms profusely from summer to frost.

Type:

vine

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family, formerly Scrophulariaceae)

Key Meanings:

Delicate strengthAscending beautyGraceful persistenceAdaptability+2 more
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Brunnera

Brunnera macrophylla

Brunnera macrophylla, known as Siberian Bugloss, is a charming shade-loving perennial featuring heart-shaped leaves and sprays of delicate blue forget-me-not-like flowers in spring. Many cultivars offer stunning variegated or silver foliage.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Boraginaceae (Borage family)

Key Meanings:

TranquilityQuiet beautyWoodland charmMemories+2 more
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Burmannia

Burmannia disticha (and other spp.)

Burmannia is a genus of small, delicate annual or perennial herbs with unique tubular flowers. Some species are fully photosynthetic while others are partially or fully mycoheterotrophic, obtaining nutrients from fungi.

Type:

annual

Family:

Burmanniaceae

Key Meanings:

RarityDelicate beautySpecialized adaptationWetland ecology+2 more
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Calandrinia

Calandrinia grandiflora (syn. Cistanthe grandiflora)

Calandrinia, commonly known as Rock Purslane, is a stunning succulent perennial producing brilliant magenta flowers on tall stems above blue-green foliage. Native to Chile, it thrives in heat and drought.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Montiaceae (formerly Portulacaceae)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceDesert beautyHeat toleranceCheerfulness+2 more
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Calochortus

Calochortus spp. (various species)

Calochortus, known as Mariposa Lily, is a genus of exquisite bulbous perennials native to western North America. The tulip-like flowers come in stunning colors with intricate markings, blooming in spring and early summer.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

BeautyButterfly graceWestern heritageSurvival+3 more
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Eranthis

Eranthis hyemalis

Eranthis, commonly known as Winter Aconite, is a cheerful early-blooming tuberous perennial. Its bright yellow, cup-shaped flowers emerge in late winter, often pushing through snow to herald spring's arrival.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

HopeResilienceNew BeginningsJoy+2 more
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Lunaria

Lunaria annua

Lunaria, commonly called Honesty, is a charming biennial known for its translucent, moon-shaped seed pods. Spring brings purple or white flowers, followed by silvery, papery seedheads prized for dried arrangements.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Brassicaceae (Mustard/Cabbage family)

Key Meanings:

HonestySincerityMoneyTransparency+1 more
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Sea Lavender

Limonium spp.

Sea Lavender is a versatile perennial known for its airy sprays of papery flowers. Despite its name, it's not related to true lavender. Valued for fresh and dried arrangements, it brings delicate texture to gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plumbaginaceae (Leadwort family)

Key Meanings:

RemembranceSuccessSympathyEndurance+1 more
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Chinese Lantern

Physalis alkekengi

Chinese Lantern is a unique perennial prized for its inflated, papery orange "lanterns" that enclose small berries. While summer brings modest white flowers, the spectacular autumn display of bright orange calyces steals the show.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

Good LuckProtectionGuidanceCelebration+1 more
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Butterfly Pea

Clitoria ternatea

Butterfly Pea is a stunning tropical vine known for its vivid deep blue flowers. Beyond its ornamental beauty, it's celebrated for culinary uses - the flowers create a natural blue dye and color-changing tea.

Type:

vine

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume/Pea family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationClarityWisdomSpiritual Awakening+2 more
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Shooting Star

Dodecatheon meadia (syn. Primula meadia)

Shooting Star is an enchanting spring ephemeral wildflower with distinctive reflexed petals. Its nodding blooms with swept-back petals resemble meteors streaking across the sky, creating a magical display before going dormant in summer.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Primulaceae (Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

Divine BeautyWonderFleeting MomentsHope+2 more
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Jacob's Ladder

Polemonium caeruleum

Jacob's Ladder is a charming perennial with distinctive ladder-like pinnate leaves and clusters of bell-shaped blue flowers. The plant's foliage resembles a ladder, inspiring both its common name and rich symbolic associations.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Polemoniaceae (Phlox family)

Key Meanings:

Come Down to MeAscensionConnection Between Heaven and EarthHope+1 more
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Cobra Lily

Darlingtonia californica

Cobra Lily is a rare carnivorous pitcher plant with hooded leaves that eerily resemble a rearing cobra. Native to cold mountain bogs of California and Oregon, it traps insects with translucent false exits in its serpent-like pitchers.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Sarraceniaceae (Pitcher Plant family)

Key Meanings:

DeceptionDangerCunningAdaptation+2 more
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Ghost Orchid

Dendrophylax lindenii

The Ghost Orchid is an extremely rare, leafless epiphytic orchid whose ethereal white flowers appear to float ghost-like in midair. Native to Florida and Cuba swamps, it's one of the world's most elusive and sought-after orchids.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryRarityElusivenessEthereal Beauty+2 more
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Fireweed

Chamaenerion angustifolium (syn. Epilobium angustifolium)

Fireweed is a tall, showy wildflower famous for being the first plant to colonize burned areas after fires. Its spikes of brilliant pink-purple flowers bring hope and color to devastated landscapes, earning it the nickname "nature's phoenix."

Type:

perennial

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

RenewalResilienceHope After DestructionNew Beginnings+2 more
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Balloon Vine

Cardiospermum halicacabum

Balloon Vine is a fast-growing climbing vine known for its delicate white flowers and distinctive inflated seed pods. Each black seed bears a charming white heart-shaped marking, giving it the endearing name "Love-in-a-Puff."

Type:

vine

Family:

Sapindaceae (Soapberry/Maple family)

Key Meanings:

LoveAffectionLightnessJoy+2 more
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Dragon Arum

Dracunculus vulgaris

Dragon Arum is a dramatic tuberous perennial with spectacular deep purple-black spathe and spadix that resembles a rearing dragon. Famous for emitting a powerful rotting-flesh odor for one day to attract pollinating flies.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Araceae (Arum family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryDramaExoticismTransformation+2 more
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Pasque Flower

Pulsatilla vulgaris (syn. Anemone pulsatilla)

Pasque Flower is a beautiful early spring perennial with silky, bell-shaped purple flowers and feathery silver-grey foliage. Named for blooming near Easter, it's one of the first herbaceous flowers to herald spring's arrival.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

ResurrectionNew LifeSpring's ArrivalHope+2 more
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Bee Balm

Monarda didyma

Bee Balm is a vibrant native perennial with shaggy, tubular flowers that attract hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies. Its aromatic leaves smell like bergamot orange and make a delightful tea, earning it the name "Oswego Tea."

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

CompassionAttractionProtectionHealing+2 more
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Candle Tree Flower

Parmentiera cereifera

The Candle Tree is a unique tropical tree famous for its bizarre candle-like fruits that hang from branches like freshly-dipped wax tapers. White bell-shaped flowers pollinated by moths and bats give way to extraordinary 2-4 foot long yellow fruits.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet Vine family)

Key Meanings:

UniquenessWonderIlluminationCuriosity+2 more
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Desert Bells

Phacelia campanularia

Desert Bells is a stunning annual wildflower famous for its intensely vivid cobalt-blue bell-shaped blooms. Native to California deserts, this pollinator magnet brings brilliant blue color to gardens and is one of nature's truest blues.

Type:

annual

Family:

Hydrophyllaceae (Waterleaf family, sometimes placed in Boraginaceae)

Key Meanings:

Desert BeautyResilienceOasisBrilliant Joy+2 more
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Snow-on-the-Mountain

Euphorbia marginata

Snow-on-the-Mountain is a striking annual known for dramatic white-edged foliage that resembles snow-dusted leaves. Native to the Great Plains, this drought-tolerant plant adds architectural interest to gardens with its variegated appearance.

Type:

annual

Family:

Euphorbiaceae (Spurge family)

Key Meanings:

PurityContrastPrairie BeautyResilience+2 more
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Blue Flax

Linum lewisii (syn. Linum perenne var. lewisii)

Blue Flax is a delicate perennial wildflower with sky-blue saucer-shaped flowers that flutter on wiry stems. Named for explorer Meriwether Lewis, this drought-tolerant prairie native brings ethereal beauty and supports native pollinators.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Linaceae (Flax family)

Key Meanings:

FreedomDelicate BeautyExplorationAdaptability+2 more
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Wild Indigo

Baptisia australis

Wild Indigo is a robust native perennial with spikes of indigo-blue pea-like flowers and attractive blue-green foliage. Long-lived and low-maintenance, it produces dramatic black seed pods and was historically used as a blue dye substitute.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Pea/Legume family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceSelf-SufficiencyHeritageSteadfastness+2 more
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Evening Primrose

Oenothera biennis

Evening Primrose is a fascinating biennial wildflower whose fragrant lemon-yellow flowers unfurl at dusk in about one minute. Native across North America, its seeds produce medicinal oil and the flowers attract night-flying moths.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

InconstancySilent LoveNocturnal BeautyHealing+2 more
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Sea Rocket

Cakile edentula / Cakile maritima

Sea Rocket is a resilient coastal wildflower that thrives in sandy shores and beaches. Its delicate lilac to white blooms symbolize adaptability, resilience, and the untamed beauty of the sea.

Type:

annual

Family:

Brassicaceae (Mustard family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptabilityCoastal freedomSurvival+2 more
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Mayapple

Podophyllum peltatum

Mayapple is a native North American woodland perennial with large umbrella-like leaves and a single nodding white flower. It symbolizes hidden beauty, mystery, and the quiet power of nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Berberidaceae (Barberry family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden beautyMysteryProtectionDuality+2 more
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Erythronium

Erythronium spp. (incl. E. americanum, E. dens-canis)

Erythronium, commonly called Trout Lily or Fawn Lily, is a graceful spring woodland bulb bearing nodding, reflexed blooms in yellow, white, pink, or purple. It symbolizes transience, renewal, and the quiet joy of early spring.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

RenewalTransienceHopeDelicacy+2 more
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Camassia

Camassia spp. (incl. C. quamash, C. leichtlinii)

Camassia is a stately North American native bulb producing tall spikes of vivid blue, violet, or white star-shaped flowers in late spring. It symbolizes abundance, nourishment, and cultural heritage, especially within Indigenous North American traditions.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

AbundanceNourishmentHeritageCommunity+2 more
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Liatris

Liatris spp. (incl. L. spicata, L. pycnostachya)

Liatris, known as Blazing Star or Gayfeather, is a striking North American native perennial with tall wands of vivid purple or white fluffy flower spikes that bloom from top to bottom. It symbolizes joy, happiness, and the bold beauty of the American prairie.

Type:

corm

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

JoyHappinessBlissEnthusiasm+3 more
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Nemophila

Nemophila spp. (incl. N. menziesii, N. maculata)

Nemophila is a delicate California native wildflower beloved for its sky-blue, bowl-shaped blooms with white centers. It symbolizes cheerfulness, tenderness, and the fleeting beauty of spring.

Type:

annual

Family:

Boraginaceae (Borage family)

Key Meanings:

CheerfulnessTendernessYouthful joyOpenness+2 more
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Tiarella

Tiarella spp. (incl. T. cordifolia, T. wherryi)

Tiarella, commonly called Foamflower, is a graceful North American native woodland perennial bearing airy wands of tiny white to pink starry flowers above attractive, often intricately patterned foliage. It symbolizes gentleness, grace, and the quiet beauty of the forest floor.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Saxifragaceae (Saxifrage family)

Key Meanings:

GentlenessGraceDelicacyInner light+2 more
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Aruncus

Aruncus dioicus (and A. aethusifolius)

Aruncus, known as Goat's Beard, is a bold and stately native perennial producing large plumes of creamy white feathery flowers in early summer. It symbolizes strength, dignity, and the majestic beauty of untamed woodland landscapes.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

StrengthDignityMajestyEndurance+2 more
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Sidalcea

Sidalcea spp. (incl. S. malviflora, S. oregana)

Sidalcea, known as Prairie Mallow or Checkerbloom, is an elegant native perennial bearing tall wands of silky pink to lilac hollyhock-like flowers. It symbolizes grace, femininity, and the wild beauty of the American West.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

GraceFemininityEleganceNatural beauty+2 more
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Sisyrinchium

Sisyrinchium spp. (incl. S. angustifolium, S. bellum)

Sisyrinchium, known as Blue-Eyed Grass, is a charming iris-family native wildflower with grass-like foliage and dainty six-petaled stars in blue-violet, yellow, or white. It symbolizes trust, sincerity, and the simple joy of small, perfect things.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

TrustSinceritySimplicityJoy in small things+2 more
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Tigridia

Tigridia pavonia (and other spp.)

Tigridia is a flamboyant Mexican native bulb producing short-lived but breathtakingly vivid triangular blooms in fiery reds, oranges, pinks, and yellows with dramatically spotted centers. It symbolizes boldness, passion, and the fleeting nature of beauty.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

BoldnessPassionFleeting beautyCourage+2 more
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Uvularia

Uvularia grandiflora (and U. perfoliata)

Uvularia, commonly called Merrybells or Bellwort, is a graceful North American woodland perennial bearing nodding, twisted, pale yellow bell-shaped flowers on arching stems in early spring. It symbolizes delicacy, hidden grace, and the quiet joy of woodland awakening.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Colchicaceae (Colchicum family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden graceDelicacyQuiet joyHumility+2 more
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Veratrum

Veratrum spp. (incl. V. album, V. nigrum, V. californicum)

Veratrum is a dramatically architectural woodland and meadow perennial with bold, deeply pleated paddle-shaped leaves and tall plumes of small star-shaped flowers. It symbolizes bold structure, warning, and the commanding presence of untamed nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Melanthiaceae (Bunchflower family)

Key Meanings:

Commanding presenceBold structureWarningPower+2 more
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Xanthoceras

Xanthoceras sorbifolium

Xanthoceras sorbifolium, known as Yellowhorn, is a striking Chinese ornamental shrub or small tree bearing clusters of white flowers with distinctive yellow-to-red centers in spring. It symbolizes resilience, unique beauty, and cultural richness rooted in Chinese heritage.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Sapindaceae (Soapberry family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceUnique beautyCultural richnessPerseverance+2 more
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Zygopetalum

Zygopetalum spp. (incl. Z. mackaii, Z. intermedium)

Zygopetalum is an exotic South American orchid celebrated for its boldly patterned, intensely fragrant flowers combining green, maroon, brown, and violet. It symbolizes devotion, exotic beauty, and the intoxicating power of fragrance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

DevotionExotic beautyIntoxicating charmRare love+2 more
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Muscari

Muscari spp. (incl. M. armeniacum, M. botryoides, M. latifolium)

Muscari, commonly known as Grape Hyacinth, is a beloved spring bulb producing dense spikes of tiny, urn-shaped flowers in vivid shades of blue, violet, and white. It symbolizes trust, loyalty, and the reliable joy of early spring.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

TrustLoyaltyConstancySincerity+2 more
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Gaultheria

Gaultheria spp. (incl. G. procumbens, G. shallon, G. mucronata)

Gaultheria is a genus of low-growing evergreen shrubs prized for their delicate nodding white or pink bell-shaped flowers, glossy foliage, and long-lasting ornamental berries in white, pink, red, or purple. It symbolizes endurance, protection, and the quiet beauty of the winter garden.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Ericaceae (Heath family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceProtectionQuiet resilienceHarmony+2 more
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Houttuynia

Houttuynia cordata

Houttuynia cordata is a vigorous, moisture-loving perennial ground cover celebrated for its heart-shaped leaves in vivid combinations of green, red, yellow, and cream, as well as its small white-braced flowers. It symbolizes adaptability, vitality, and the transformative power of color.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Saururaceae (Lizard's Tail family)

Key Meanings:

AdaptabilityVitalityTransformationResilience+2 more
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Phacelia

Phacelia spp. (incl. P. tanacetifolia, P. campanularia, P. bolanderi)

Phacelia is a stunning North American native wildflower bearing intensely vivid blue-violet, bell-shaped flowers on gracefully coiled, unfurling stems. It symbolizes enthusiasm, wonder, and the irreplaceable beauty of the wild American landscape.

Type:

annual

Family:

Boraginaceae (Borage family)

Key Meanings:

EnthusiasmWonderWild beautyOpenness+2 more
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Parmentiera

Parmentiera spp. (incl. P. aculeata, P. cereifera)

Parmentiera is a remarkable tropical tree from Central America, celebrated for its waxy, candle-like or cucumber-shaped fruits growing directly from the trunk and branches, accompanied by creamy, tubular flowers. It symbolizes abundance, nourishment, and the extraordinary generosity of the tropical world.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet Creeper family)

Key Meanings:

AbundanceNourishmentTropical generosityWonder+2 more
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Queen of the Night

Epiphyllum oxypetalum

Queen of the Night is a rare, night-blooming cactus celebrated for its large, ethereally fragrant white flowers that open only after dark and wilt before dawn, making each bloom a fleeting, magical event.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Cactaceae (Cactus family)

Key Meanings:

TransienceRare beautyMysteryFleeting love+3 more
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Blue Puya

Puya berteroniana

Blue Puya is a dramatic bromeliad from the Chilean Andes, renowned for producing towering spikes of intensely turquoise-blue to teal flowers — one of the rarest flower colors found in nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bromeliaceae (Bromeliad family)

Key Meanings:

RarityUniquenessResilienceWonder+2 more
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Chocolate Vine Flower

Akebia quinata

Chocolate Vine is a vigorous semi-evergreen climbing vine from East Asia, cherished for its unusual dark maroon-purple flowers that carry a subtle vanilla-chocolate scent, along with its attractive five-leaflet foliage.

Type:

vine

Family:

Lardizabalaceae

Key Meanings:

Hidden depthSensualityMysteryUnderstated beauty+2 more
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Cape Jasmine

Gardenia jasminoides

Cape Jasmine, widely known as Gardenia, is an evergreen shrub prized for its intensely fragrant, creamy-white flowers and glossy dark green foliage. It is one of the most iconic and beloved fragrant garden plants in the world.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rubiaceae (Coffee family)

Key Meanings:

PurityLoveRefinementSecret love+3 more
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Golden Wattle Flower

Acacia pycnantha

Golden Wattle is Australia's national floral emblem, a fast-growing shrub or small tree producing masses of fluffy, intensely fragrant golden-yellow flower balls each spring — a vivid symbol of Australian identity and resilience.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family), subfamily Mimosoideae

Key Meanings:

National prideResilienceEnduranceHope+3 more
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Red Silk Cotton Flower

Bombax ceiba

Red Silk Cotton is a towering tropical tree celebrated for its blazing scarlet flowers that burst open on bare branches in late winter and early spring, long before any leaves appear — creating one of the most spectacular floral displays in the tropical world.

Type:

tree

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family), subfamily Bombacoideae

Key Meanings:

CourageVitalityRenewalSacred energy+3 more
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Flame of the Forest

Butea monosperma

Flame of the Forest is a medium-sized deciduous tree native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, renowned for its dazzling clusters of brilliant orange-red flowers that transform entire hillsides into sheets of flame each spring, earning it an iconic place in Indian culture, poetry, and festival tradition.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family), subfamily Faboideae

Key Meanings:

Sacred devotionSpringLoveBeauty+4 more
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Pineapple Lily

Eucomis comosa (and other Eucomis spp.)

Pineapple Lily is a striking South African bulbous perennial whose dense, cylindrical flower spikes crowned with a tuft of leafy bracts bear an uncanny resemblance to a pineapple. Its starry flowers range from white and cream to lilac, pink, and deep burgundy.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (subfamily Scilloideae)

Key Meanings:

UniquenessConfidenceExotic beautyAbundance+2 more
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Spiderwort

Tradescantia virginiana (and other Tradescantia spp.)

Spiderwort is a hardy, easy-to-grow North American wildflower producing a succession of three-petaled blooms in shades of violet, blue, pink, white, and magenta over many weeks. Each flower lasts just one day, but new buds open continuously throughout the long blooming season.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Commelinaceae (Spiderwort family)

Key Meanings:

TransienceMomentary beautyAdaptabilityResilience+2 more
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Love-in-a-Puff

Cardiospermum halicacabum

Love-in-a-Puff is a fast-climbing tropical vine celebrated for its inflated, papery balloon-like seed pods and its seeds — each bearing a perfectly heart-shaped white marking on a glossy black background, giving the plant its romantic common name and enduring symbolic associations with love and good fortune.

Type:

vine

Family:

Sapindaceae (Soapberry family)

Key Meanings:

LoveRomanceGood fortuneHidden affection+3 more
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Globe Amaranth

Gomphrena globosa

Globe Amaranth is a heat-loving tropical annual prized for its perfectly round, clover-like flower heads in vivid shades of magenta, pink, purple, white, and orange. Its papery blooms hold their color exceptionally well when dried, making it one of the most enduring flowers in both gardens and floral crafts.

Type:

annual

Family:

Amaranthaceae (Amaranth family)

Key Meanings:

ImmortalityUndying loveConstancyUnfading affection+2 more
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Mountain Laurel Flower

Kalmia latifolia

Mountain Laurel is a stunning native North American evergreen shrub, celebrated for its intricate, geometrically perfect flower buds and large clusters of cup-shaped blooms in shades of white, pink, and deep rose. It is the state flower of both Pennsylvania and Connecticut, and one of the most beloved wildflowers of the eastern Appalachian forests.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Ericaceae (Heath family)

Key Meanings:

AmbitionPerseveranceGlory of the forestTreachery (historically)+2 more
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Star Jasmine

Trachelospermum jasminoides

Star Jasmine is an elegant evergreen climbing vine from East Asia, adored for its masses of small, pinwheel-shaped white flowers that release one of the most intensely sweet and captivating fragrances in the garden. Though unrelated to true jasmines, its scent rivals them all.

Type:

vine

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

GracePuritySweet loveSensuality+3 more
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Temple Tree Flower

Plumeria rubra (and other Plumeria spp.)

Temple Tree, universally known as Frangipani, is a small tropical tree whose waxy, intensely fragrant flowers in shades of white, yellow, pink, and red are among the most recognizable and revered blooms in the world — sacred in Buddhist and Hindu tradition, iconic in Hawaiian leis, and synonymous with the beauty of the tropical world.

Type:

tree

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

DevotionSpiritual graceNew lifeImmortality+4 more
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Blue Jacaranda Flower

Jacaranda mimosifolia

Blue Jacaranda is one of the world's most spectacular flowering trees, transforming entire streets and hillsides into rivers of violet-blue in spring. Native to South America but now iconic across every warm-climate city on earth, from Pretoria to Lisbon to Los Angeles, it is the defining floral emblem of spring in the subtropical world.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet vine family)

Key Meanings:

WisdomRebirthGood luckWealth+4 more
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Flame Lily Vine

Gloriosa superba

Flame Lily is a spectacular climbing lily from tropical Africa and Asia, producing extraordinarily exotic flowers with reflexed flame-colored petals in blazing shades of red, orange, and yellow. It is the national flower of Zimbabwe and one of the most visually dramatic flowers in the natural world.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Colchicaceae (Autumn crocus family)

Key Meanings:

GloryPrideAmbitionResilience+3 more
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Tree Peony

Paeonia suffruticosa (and related spp. and hybrids)

Tree Peony is the most exalted of all peonies — a long-lived deciduous shrub producing enormous, tissue-paper-delicate flowers of unmatched size and beauty in shades from pure white and blush pink to deep crimson, violet, and gold. Revered in China for over 1,500 years as the "King of Flowers," it is a towering symbol of wealth, honor, and feminine beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Paeoniaceae (Peony family)

Key Meanings:

WealthHonorProsperityFeminine beauty+4 more
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Silk Tree Flower

Albizia julibrissin

Silk Tree is a graceful, fast-growing deciduous tree from Asia, producing extraordinary powder-puff flowers of silky pink and white stamens that rise above feathery, fern-like foliage. Its flowers, leaves, and pods have a theatrical quality — the leaves fold up at night and in rain — earning it a poetic place in Asian culture as a symbol of love and togetherness.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family), subfamily Caesalpinioideae

Key Meanings:

TogethernessMarital happinessHealing of griefRestorative joy+3 more
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Snowbrush Ceanothus

Ceanothus velutinus

Snowbrush Ceanothus is a resilient, aromatic evergreen shrub native to western North America, producing dense clusters of tiny, intensely fragrant white flowers that blanket the plant in a froth of white — the source of its evocative common name. It is an ecologically vital nitrogen-fixing pioneer species and a cornerstone of western mountain ecosystems.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rhamnaceae (Buckthorn family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceRenewalEcological restorationPurity+3 more
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Yellow Bells Flower

Tecoma stans

Yellow Bells is a vigorous, sun-loving tropical shrub or small tree producing abundant clusters of cheerful, bright yellow trumpet-shaped flowers almost year-round in warm climates. It is the national flower of the United States Virgin Islands and one of the most reliably floriferous plants for hot, sunny gardens worldwide.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet vine family)

Key Meanings:

OptimismJoyHopeAbundance+4 more
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Sky Flower

Duranta erecta

Sky Flower is a vibrant evergreen shrub with cascading blue-purple flowers and golden-yellow berries. It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, thriving in tropical and subtropical gardens.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Verbenaceae (Verbena family)

Key Meanings:

Tropical BeautyVitalityAbundanceJoy+1 more
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Crown of Thorns

Euphorbia milii

Crown of Thorns is a striking succulent shrub with thorny stems and long-lasting colorful bracts. Native to Madagascar, it blooms nearly year-round and is cherished for its resilience and symbolic significance.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Euphorbiaceae (Spurge family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceProtectionSacrificeResilience+1 more
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Pagoda Flower

Clerodendrum paniculatum

Pagoda Flower is a spectacular tropical shrub with pyramid-shaped clusters of vibrant orange-red flowers. Its tiered blooms resemble a Japanese pagoda, making it a showstopper in warm-climate gardens.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

Exotic BeautyVitalitySpiritual ProtectionAbundance+1 more
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Golden Lotus Banana

Musella lasiocarpa

Golden Lotus Banana is a compact ornamental relative of bananas, prized for its spectacular golden-yellow, lotus-like bloom that can last up to six months. Hardy and exotic, it brings tropical drama to gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Musaceae (Banana family)

Key Meanings:

Exotic BeautyLongevityPatienceTransformation+1 more
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Sacred Datura

Datura wrightii

Sacred Datura is a striking night-blooming perennial with large, fragrant white trumpet flowers. Native to the American Southwest, it is revered for its beauty and cultural significance, though all parts are highly toxic.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

MysterySpiritualityTransformationSacred Power+2 more
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Kachnar

Bauhinia variegata

Kachnar is a stunning deciduous tree with orchid-like flowers in pink, purple, or white. Native to Asia, it's prized for its beauty, edible buds, and extensive use in traditional medicine.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

Divine BeautyNobilitySacred OfferingPurity+1 more
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Night Phlox

Zaluzianskya capensis

Night Phlox is a charming South African annual with white star-shaped flowers that open at dusk, releasing an intoxicating vanilla-honey fragrance. Perfect for moon gardens and evening enjoyment.

Type:

annual

Family:

Scrophulariaceae (Figwort family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryMoonlight MagicEvening RomanceHidden Beauty+1 more
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Blue Vanda Orchid

Vanda coerulea

Blue Vanda Orchid is a spectacular epiphytic orchid prized for its rare blue-purple tessellated flowers. Native to high-altitude regions of Asia, it's one of the few true blue orchids in the world.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

RarityEleganceSpiritual BeautyRefinement+2 more
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Silver Trumpet Tree

Tabebuia aurea (syn. Tabebuia argentea)

Silver Trumpet Tree is a spectacular deciduous tree with masses of golden-yellow trumpet flowers that cover the tree before leaves emerge. Its silvery foliage and corky bark add year-round interest.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet-creeper family)

Key Meanings:

AbundanceGolden GloryRenewalSpring Celebration+1 more
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Angel Wing Begonia

Begonia coccinea (and hybrids)

Angel Wing Begonia is a striking houseplant with asymmetrical wing-shaped leaves adorned with silver spots and red undersides. It produces cascading clusters of delicate flowers and is beloved for year-round beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Begoniaceae (Begonia family)

Key Meanings:

GraceUniquenessEleganceIndividuality+2 more
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Yellow Oleander

Cascabela thevetia (syn. Thevetia peruviana)

Yellow Oleander is a striking evergreen shrub with bright yellow or orange bell-shaped flowers. Despite its beauty, all parts are highly toxic. It thrives in tropical and warm climates as an ornamental plant.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

CautionDangerDeceptive BeautyTropical Elegance+1 more
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Royal Bluebell

Wahlenbergia gloriosa

Royal Bluebell is a charming alpine perennial with deep blue-violet bell-shaped flowers. Native to Australia's high country, it's the floral emblem of the Australian Capital Territory and symbolizes growth and progress.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Campanulaceae (Bluebell family)

Key Meanings:

GrowthProgressNational PrideAlpine Beauty+1 more
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Fairy Duster

Calliandra eriophylla

Fairy Duster is a delicate desert shrub with fluffy pink pom-pom flowers formed by long stamens. Native to the southwestern United States, it's a drought-tolerant gem that attracts hummingbirds and provides desert color.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

Desert BeautyDelicate StrengthAdaptationWhimsy+1 more
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Desert Willow

Chilopsis linearis

Desert Willow is a graceful deciduous tree with fragrant trumpet-shaped flowers in pink, purple, or white. Despite its name, it's not a true willow but a member of the trumpet-vine family, thriving in arid landscapes.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet-creeper family)

Key Meanings:

Desert GraceResilienceAdaptationNatural Beauty+1 more
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Golden Chalice Vine

Solandra maxima (syn. Solandra grandiflora)

Golden Chalice Vine is a massive tropical climber with spectacular 6-10 inch golden-yellow trumpet flowers. Despite its intoxicating coconut-vanilla fragrance, all parts are toxic. It's a showstopper in warm climates.

Type:

vine

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

Tropical GrandeurExotic BeautyOverwhelming SplendorIntoxicating Charm+1 more
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Starfruit Flower

Averrhoa carambola L.

Starfruit flowers are small, delicate pink to lavender blossoms that appear before the iconic star-shaped fruit. Native to Southeast Asia, these fragrant flowers attract pollinators and symbolize tropical abundance and exotic beauty.

Type:

tree

Family:

Oxalidaceae (Wood Sorrel family)

Key Meanings:

Tropical abundanceExotic beautyProsperityUniqueness+1 more
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Moon Vine

Ipomoea alba L.

Moon vine produces spectacular fragrant white flowers that open at dusk and remain open through the night. Native to tropical Americas, these nocturnal bloomers symbolize mystery, romance, and the magic of moonlit gardens.

Type:

vine

Family:

Convolvulaceae (Morning Glory family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryRomanceDreamsNocturnal beauty+2 more
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Purple Heart Flower

Tradescantia pallida 'Purpurea'

Purple heart produces delicate three-petaled pink flowers amid striking deep purple foliage. Native to Mexico, this hardy plant symbolizes resilience, beauty in simplicity, and the enduring power of nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Commelinaceae (Spiderwort family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptabilityBeauty in simplicityEndurance+1 more
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White Frangipani

Plumeria alba L.

White frangipani features intensely fragrant white flowers with yellow centers, blooming from spring to fall. Native to the Caribbean and Central America, these iconic tropical flowers symbolize beauty, charm, grace, and new beginnings.

Type:

tree

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

BeautyCharmGraceNew beginnings+3 more
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Bottlebrush Flower

Callistemon citrinus (syn. Melaleuca citrina)

Bottlebrush flowers are spectacular crimson-red cylindrical spikes resembling traditional bottle brushes. Native to Australia, these eye-catching blooms symbolize resilience, unique beauty, and the vibrant spirit of the Australian landscape.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae (Myrtle family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceUnique beautyAdaptationJoy+2 more
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Blue Sage Flower

Salvia azurea Michx.

Blue sage produces striking sky-blue tubular flowers on tall, airy stems from summer through fall. Native to North American prairies, these enchanting blooms symbolize wisdom, clarity, healing, and the expansive beauty of open grasslands.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

WisdomClarityHealingSerenity+3 more
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Powder Puff Flower

Calliandra haematocephala Hassk.

Powder puff flowers are spectacular spherical blooms composed of hundreds of silky stamens that resemble festive powder puffs. Native to Bolivia, these showy red to pink flowers symbolize celebration, joy, and the vibrant spirit of tropical gardens.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

CelebrationJoyFestivityTropical beauty+2 more
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Golden Dewdrop Flower

Duranta erecta L.

Golden dewdrop produces cascading clusters of blue to purple flowers followed by brilliant golden-orange berries that hang like drops of dew. Native to tropical Americas, these versatile blooms symbolize sky-reaching beauty, abundance, and the rewards of nature.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Verbenaceae (Verbena family)

Key Meanings:

Sky-reaching beautyAbundanceNature's rewardsVersatility+2 more
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Yellow Silk Floss Flower

Ceiba speciosa (A.St.-Hil.) Ravenna

Silk floss flowers are spectacular pink to wine-red hibiscus-like blooms that appear on distinctive spiny-trunked trees in fall. Native to South American rainforests, these stunning flowers symbolize strength, tropical splendor, and the resilient beauty of nature.

Type:

tree

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

StrengthTropical splendorResilienceNatural beauty+2 more
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Night Jessamine

Cestrum nocturnum L.

Night jessamine produces small creamy-white tubular flowers that open at dusk, releasing an intensely sweet fragrance throughout the night. Native to the West Indies and Central America, these nocturnal blooms symbolize mystery, romance, and the enchantment of evening gardens.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryRomanceEvening enchantmentHidden beauty+2 more
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Royal Poinciana Flower

Delonix regia (Bojer ex Hook.) Raf.

Royal poinciana produces breathtaking clusters of scarlet-orange flowers with delicate fern-like foliage, creating one of nature's most spectacular floral displays. Native to Madagascar, these magnificent blooms symbolize royalty, tropical majesty, and the vibrant beauty of summer.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

RoyaltyTropical majestySpectacular beautySummer glory+2 more
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Himalayan Mayapple

Podophyllum hexandrum Royle (syn. Sinopodophyllum hexandrum)

Himalayan mayapple produces solitary pink to white cup-shaped flowers beneath distinctive umbrella-like leaves mottled with chocolate. Native to the Himalayas, these alpine blooms symbolize resilience, healing, and the mysterious beauty of mountain meadows.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Berberidaceae (Barberry family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceHealingMountain mysteryHidden strength+2 more
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Kangaroo Apple Flower

Solanum laciniatum Forst.f. (and S. aviculare)

Kangaroo apple produces striking purple-blue star-shaped flowers with bright yellow anthers, followed by orange-red egg-shaped fruits. Native to Australia and New Zealand, these bold blooms symbolize adaptation, pioneering spirit, and the resilience of disturbed landscapes.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade family)

Key Meanings:

AdaptationPioneering spiritResilienceQuick recovery+2 more
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Chocolate Soldier Flower

Episcia cupreata 'Chocolate Soldier'

Chocolate soldier produces vibrant red-orange tubular flowers above stunning velvety leaves with chocolate-brown edges and silver veining. Native to tropical Americas, these exotic blooms symbolize warmth, richness, and the nurturing comfort of home.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Gesneriaceae (African Violet family)

Key Meanings:

WarmthRichnessNurturing comfortHome beauty+2 more
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Yellow Toadflax

Linaria vulgaris Mill.

Yellow toadflax produces cheerful yellow and orange snapdragon-like flowers along slender stems with narrow leaves. Native to Eurasia, these bright blooms symbolize persistence, adaptability, and the wild beauty of roadsides and meadows.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family, formerly Scrophulariaceae)

Key Meanings:

PersistenceAdaptabilityWild beautyRoadside charm+2 more
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Sea Daffodil

Pancratium maritimum L.

Sea daffodil produces stunning fragrant white flowers with distinctive corona and protruding stamens, blooming on sandy Mediterranean shores. Native to coastal regions, these elegant blooms symbolize coastal beauty, strength, resilience, and the ancient cultures of the Mediterranean.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

Coastal strengthResilienceAncient beautyMediterranean heritage+2 more
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Rock Jasmine

Androsace sarmentosa Wallich

Rock jasmine produces delicate pink five-petaled flowers with yellow centers above rosettes of silky, hairy foliage. Native to alpine regions of the Himalayas and mountains of Asia, these charming blooms symbolize mountain resilience, delicate beauty, and the tenacity of life at high altitudes.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Primulaceae (Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

Alpine resilienceDelicate beautyMountain tenacityHigh altitude grace+2 more
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Mexican Shell Flower

Tigridia pavonia (L.f.) DC.

Mexican shell flower produces spectacular tri-petaled blooms with intricate tiger-spotted centers in vibrant colors. Native to Mexico and Central America, these exotic flowers symbolize fleeting beauty, tropical splendor, and the dramatic artistry of nature.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

Fleeting beautyTropical splendorExotic charmDramatic artistry+2 more
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African Tulip Tree Flower

Spathodea campanulata P. Beauv.

African tulip tree produces spectacular clusters of flamboyant orange-red bell-shaped flowers that emerge from water-filled buds. Native to tropical Africa, these magnificent blooms symbolize tropical fire, natural drama, and the vibrant spirit of equatorial forests.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet Vine family)

Key Meanings:

Tropical fireNatural dramaVibrant spiritForest flame+2 more
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Porcelain Flower

Hoya carnosa (L.f.) R. Br.

Porcelain flower produces exquisite waxy star-shaped blooms in fragrant clusters with thick glossy leaves. Native to East Asia, these stunning flowers symbolize patience, enduring beauty, lasting love, and the rewards of devoted care.

Type:

vine

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

PatienceEnduring beautyLasting loveDevotion+2 more
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Desert Marigold

Baileya multiradiata Harv. & A. Gray

Desert marigold produces cheerful golden-yellow daisy-like flowers above silvery woolly foliage throughout the hot summer. Native to southwestern deserts, these resilient blooms symbolize desert tenacity, solar brightness, endurance, and the ability to thrive in harsh conditions.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Sunflower family)

Key Meanings:

Desert tenacitySolar brightnessEnduranceThriving in adversity+2 more
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Skyrocket Gilia

Ipomopsis aggregata

Skyrocket Gilia is a striking western wildflower with brilliant tubular flowers in red, pink, or white. Known for attracting hummingbirds and moths, it thrives in dry, mountainous habitats.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Polemoniaceae (Phlox family)

Key Meanings:

Natural beautyResilienceAdaptationWild spirit+1 more
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Blue Mink Flower

Ageratum houstonianum 'Blue Mink'

Blue Mink is a compact bedding annual with fluffy powder-blue pompom flowers that bloom from late spring to frost. Perfect for edging, containers, and attracting butterflies.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Aster or Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

Continuous beautyCheerfulnessLong-lasting affectionConstancy+1 more
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Angelica Flower

Angelica archangelica

Angelica is a dramatic biennial herb with large aromatic leaves and spectacular globe-shaped flower umbels. Prized for culinary, medicinal, and ornamental uses with a rich historical significance.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Apiaceae (Carrot or Celery family)

Key Meanings:

Divine protectionHealingInspirationMagic+2 more
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Star of Persia

Allium cristophii

Star of Persia is a spectacular ornamental allium with enormous globe-shaped flower heads composed of metallic star-shaped florets. This architectural bulb creates stunning displays in late spring.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

ProsperityGood fortuneUnityHumility+2 more
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Purple Prairie Clover

Dalea purpurea

Purple Prairie Clover is a drought-tolerant native prairie legume with distinctive thimble-shaped purple flower spikes. Valued for wildlife, soil improvement, and authentic prairie restoration.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume or Pea family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptabilityNatural balancePrairie heritage+2 more
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White Bat Orchid

Tacca integrifolia

The White Bat Orchid is an exotic tropical plant with spectacular flowers featuring white wing-like bracts and long whisker-like filaments, creating a dramatic bat-in-flight appearance.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Dioscoreaceae (Yam family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryExotic beautyUniquenessOtherworldliness+2 more
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Lion's Tail Flower

Leonotis leonurus

Lion's Tail is a striking South African native with vibrant orange fuzzy flowers arranged in dramatic whorled tiers along square stems, attracting hummingbirds and bees.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

CourageStrengthResilienceWild beauty+2 more
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Sand Verbena

Abronia latifolia

Sand Verbena is a succulent coastal perennial with bright golden-yellow trumpet-shaped flowers in round clusters, essential for stabilizing coastal sand dunes.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Nyctaginaceae (Four O'Clock family)

Key Meanings:

Coastal beautyResilienceAdaptationProtection+2 more
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Silver Torch Cactus

Cleistocactus strausii

Silver Torch Cactus is an elegant columnar cactus with stunning silvery-white spines and vibrant deep red tubular flowers that bloom along its vertical stems.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Cactaceae (Cactus family)

Key Meanings:

EleganceResilienceStanding tallStrength in adversity+2 more
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Sea Lavender Thrift

Armeria maritima

Sea Lavender Thrift is a charming coastal perennial forming dense mounds of grass-like foliage topped with spherical pink to lavender flower clusters on slender stems.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plumbaginaceae (Sea Lavender or Leadwort family)

Key Meanings:

SympathySuccessResilienceThriftiness+2 more
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Mountain Bluet

Centaurea montana

Mountain Bluet is a European mountain native with striking fringed blue flowers featuring reddish centers. This vigorous perennial spreads by stolons and creates cheerful cottage garden displays.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Aster or Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

JoyCheerfulnessDelicate beautyMountain spirit+2 more
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Cliff Rose Flower

Purshia stansburiana

Cliff Rose is a fragrant southwestern evergreen shrub with cream-yellow rose-like flowers and feathery seed plumes. Important for wildlife, erosion control, and honey production.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

Desert resilienceSurvivalNatural fragranceSouthwestern heritage+2 more
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Texas Bluebell

Eustoma grandiflorum

Texas Bluebell is an elegant prairie native with large gentian-like bell-shaped flowers in shades of purple, pink, and white. Highly prized as a cut flower with exceptional vase life.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Gentianaceae (Gentian family)

Key Meanings:

AppreciationGratitudeCharismaRomance+2 more
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Prairie Smoke

Geum triflorum

Prairie Smoke is a distinctive native perennial with nodding bell-shaped pink flowers that transform into spectacular wispy pink seed plumes resembling smoke hovering over the prairie.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

Prairie spiritTransformationFleeting beautyNatural magic+2 more
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Fairy Lantern

Calochortus albus

Fairy Lantern is an enchanting California native with delicate nodding globe-shaped white flowers that hang like tiny paper lanterns above grass-like foliage.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

EnchantmentDelicate beautyHidden magicCalifornia heritage+2 more
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Desert Bluebell

Phacelia campanularia

Desert Bluebell is a stunning California desert annual with intense cobalt-blue bell-shaped flowers. A bee-friendly wildflower that creates spectacular carpets of color in spring.

Type:

annual

Family:

Boraginaceae (Borage family, formerly Hydrophyllaceae)

Key Meanings:

Desert beautyResilienceRare blue treasuresSpring awakening+2 more
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Yellow Horned Poppy

Glaucium flavum

Yellow Horned Poppy is a coastal perennial with handsome blue-gray foliage and bright golden-yellow poppy flowers followed by spectacular long curved seed pods up to 12 inches.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Papaveraceae (Poppy family)

Key Meanings:

Coastal beautyResilienceNatural eleganceMaritime heritage+2 more
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Butterfly Pea Vine

Clitoria ternatea

Butterfly Pea Vine is a fast-growing tropical legume with stunning deep blue flowers that produce color-changing tea. Valued for culinary uses, nitrogen-fixing, and ornamental beauty.

Type:

vine

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume or Pea family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationNatural magicVersatilityTropical beauty+2 more
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Blue-Eyed Grass

Sisyrinchium angustifolium

Blue-Eyed Grass is a charming native perennial with delicate star-shaped blue flowers and iris-like foliage. Despite its name, it's actually a member of the iris family.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

SimplicityNatural charmMeadow beautyResilience+2 more
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Western Wallflower

Erysimum capitatum

Western Wallflower is a showy native wildflower with vibrant yellow to orange clustered blooms and sweet fragrance. Important food source for butterflies and a striking spring wildflower.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Brassicaceae (Mustard or Cabbage family)

Key Meanings:

BrightnessMountain spiritResilienceNatural beauty+2 more
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Shooting Star Primrose

Primula meadia (syn. Dodecatheon meadia)

Shooting Star Primrose is a graceful North American wildflower with distinctive reflexed petals that resemble a shooting star in flight. A beloved spring ephemeral, it symbolizes guidance, transformation, and natural wonder.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Primulaceae (Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

GuidanceTransformationHopeNatural wonder+2 more
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Scarlet Milkweed

Asclepias curassavica

Scarlet Milkweed is a vibrant tropical perennial prized for its fiery orange-red blooms and its role as a host plant for monarch butterflies. It symbolizes transformation, resilience, and the vital bond between plants and pollinators.

Type:

annual

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationResilienceInterconnectionRebirth+2 more
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Golden Columbine

Aquilegia chrysantha

Golden Columbine is a stunning native wildflower of the American Southwest, celebrated for its luminous yellow flowers with exceptionally long spurs. It symbolizes wisdom, love, and the golden warmth of the desert sun.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

WisdomCourageOptimismGolden abundance+2 more
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Parrot Beak Flower

Lotus berthelotii

Parrot Beak Flower is a rare and spectacular trailing plant from the Canary Islands, admired for its vivid crimson blooms that curve dramatically into a beak-like shape. Considered extinct in the wild, it symbolizes rarity, exotic beauty, and perseverance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Pea family)

Key Meanings:

RarityExotic beautyPerseveranceResilience+2 more
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Rocky Mountain Bee Plant

Cleome serrulata (syn. Peritoma serrulata)

Rocky Mountain Bee Plant is a vibrant native wildflower of the American West celebrated for its showy pink-purple blooms and deep cultural roots among Indigenous peoples. It symbolizes community, pollination, and the sacred bond between plants and people.

Type:

annual

Family:

Cleomaceae (Bee Plant family)

Key Meanings:

CommunityPollination and fertilityCultural heritageVitality+2 more
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Silverleaf Nightshade

Solanum elaeagnifolium Cav.

Silverleaf Nightshade is a striking native wildflower of the American Southwest and Mexico, bearing star-shaped violet blooms against shimmering silver foliage. Deeply entwined in Indigenous medicine and desert ecology, it symbolizes resilience, duality, and the quiet power of endurance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Solanaceae (Nightshade / Potato family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceDualityHidden strengthEndurance+2 more
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Desert Five-Spot

Eremalche rotundifolia (A. Gray) Greene

Desert Five-Spot is a rare and jewel-like annual wildflower of the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts, bearing globe-shaped pink blooms each marked with a vivid crimson spot at the base of every petal. It symbolizes wonder, perfect harmony, and the fleeting magic of the desert superbloom.

Type:

annual

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

WonderPerfect balanceFleeting beautyHidden treasure+2 more
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Mexican Hat Flower

Ratibida columnifera (Nutt.) Woot. & Standl.

Mexican Hat is a cheerful and distinctive native wildflower of the North American plains, instantly recognizable by its tall, thimble-like central cone and drooping ray petals that mimic a miniature sombrero. It symbolizes joy, resilience, and the wild, open spirit of the prairie.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy / Aster family)

Key Meanings:

JoyResilienceFreedomOpen-heartedness+2 more
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Bluecurls

Trichostema dichotomum L.

Bluecurls is a captivating native annual of eastern North America, celebrated for its delicate two-lipped violet-blue flowers adorned with dramatically arched, hair-like stamens. It symbolizes creativity, individuality, and the surprising beauty found in humble, overlooked places.

Type:

annual

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

CreativityIndividualitySurpriseQuiet wonder+2 more
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Devil's Claw Flower

Proboscidea louisianica (Mill.) Thell.

Devil's Claw is a dramatic and botanically fascinating native wildflower of the American Southwest, bearing showy trumpet-shaped blooms in shades of cream, pink, and violet. Equally famous for its extraordinary hooked seed pods — the iconic "claws" — it symbolizes ingenuity, transformation, and the enduring craftsmanship of Indigenous culture.

Type:

annual

Family:

Martyniaceae (Unicorn Plant family)

Key Meanings:

IngenuityTransformationCraftsmanshipResilience+2 more
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Santa Rita Prickly Pear Flower

Opuntia chlorotica var. santa-rita (D. Griffiths) J.M.Shaw (syn. Opuntia santa-rita)

Santa Rita Prickly Pear is one of the most visually striking cacti in the American Southwest, celebrated for its glaucous blue-grey pads that flush to vivid violet-magenta in cold or drought, and its luminous yellow spring flowers that create a breathtaking contrast. It symbolizes bold resilience, transformation, and the surprising beauty born from hardship.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Cactaceae (Cactus family)

Key Meanings:

Bold resilienceTransformationBeauty from hardshipProtection+2 more
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Yellow Prairie Lily

Calochortus nuttallii Torr. & A.Gray

Yellow Prairie Lily — also known as the Sego Lily — is a luminous native wildflower of the western American prairies and desert foothills, bearing elegant goblet-shaped blooms in white with yellow and lilac markings at the center. Utah's beloved state flower, it symbolizes gratitude, survival, purity, and the life-giving power of the land.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

GratitudeSurvivalPurityGenerosity+2 more
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Sky Lupine

Lupinus nanus Douglas ex Benth.

Sky Lupine is a jewel of the California wildflower season — a low-growing native annual that carpets hillsides in vivid sky-blue and violet in spring, often blooming alongside California poppies in one of the most celebrated wildflower displays in North America. It symbolizes imagination, freedom, and the breathtaking generosity of the natural world.

Type:

annual

Family:

Fabaceae (Pea / Legume family)

Key Meanings:

ImaginationFreedomGenerosityAdmiration+2 more
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Arizona Poppy

Kallstroemia grandiflora Torr. ex A.Gray

Arizona Poppy is a dazzling monsoon-season wildflower of the Sonoran Desert, coating roadsides and mesas in brilliant orange after summer rains with blooms that rival the California poppy in splendor. It symbolizes vitality, seasonal joy, and the explosive abundance that follows patient waiting.

Type:

annual

Family:

Zygophyllaceae (Caltrop / Creosote-Bush family)

Key Meanings:

VitalityExplosive joySeasonal abundancePatient waiting rewarded+2 more
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Black Bat Orchid

Tacca chantrieri

The Black Bat Orchid is one of the most dramatic and exotic tropical plants in the world, known for its bat-wing-shaped near-black flowers and long whisker-like bracts. It symbolizes mystery, uniqueness, and the beauty of the unusual.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Dioscoreaceae (Yam family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryUniquenessIntrigueRare elegance+2 more
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Yellow Himalayan Poppy

Meconopsis integrifolia

The Yellow Himalayan Poppy is a spectacular alpine perennial prized for its luminous, large yellow blooms held above rosettes of hairy leaves at high altitudes. It symbolizes light, inner strength, and the triumph of delicate beauty over harsh conditions.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Papaveraceae (Poppy family)

Key Meanings:

LightInner strengthJoyDelicate beauty+2 more
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Snow Lotus

Saussurea obvallata

Snow Lotus is a sacred and rare Himalayan alpine perennial treasured across Tibetan and Indian cultures for millennia. Enclosed in papery translucent bracts above its hidden purple flowers, it symbolizes purity, longevity, and spiritual transcendence.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

PurityLongevitySpiritual transcendenceSacredness+2 more
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Blue Himalayan Gentian

Gentiana sino-ornata

The Blue Himalayan Gentian is a jewel of the autumn alpine garden, producing intensely vivid blue trumpet-shaped flowers striped with white and green. It symbolizes truth, sincerity, and the enduring beauty that arrives when everything else is fading.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Gentianaceae (Gentian family)

Key Meanings:

TruthSincerityFidelityIntrinsic worth+2 more
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Silver Sword Flower

Argyroxiphium sandwicense

The Silver Sword is one of the world's most extraordinary and endangered flowering plants, endemic to the volcanic summits of Hawaii. Its silver-haired rosette blooms just once in up to 90 years before dying, making it a profound symbol of sacrifice, singular beauty, and the preciousness of life.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

SacrificeSingular beautyPreciousness of lifeResilience+2 more
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Chocolate Lily

Fritillaria camschatcensis

The Chocolate Lily is a striking native wildflower of the Pacific Northwest and Northeast Asia, prized for its deep, chocolate-brown to near-black nodding bells and unusual rice-like edible bulblets. It symbolizes depth, mystery, and the hidden richness of wild places.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

DepthMysteryHidden richnessEarthiness+2 more
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Green Trick Orchid

Dianthus barbatus 'Green Trick' ('Temarisou')

Green Trick is a remarkable Japanese-bred cultivar of Sweet William famed for its dense, globular heads of feathery lime-green sepals that resemble a fluffy moss ball. It contains no visible petals and symbolizes freshness, creativity, and quiet sophistication.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Caryophyllaceae (Pink / Carnation family)

Key Meanings:

FreshnessCreativityQuiet sophisticationUniqueness+2 more
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Parrot Tulip

Tulipa Parrot Group

Parrot Tulips are the most flamboyant and extravagant of all tulip groups, known for their dramatically ruffled, fringed, and twisted petals in vivid colors with contrasting streaks. They symbolize imagination, extravagance, and passionate love.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

ImaginationExtravagancePassionate loveCreativity+2 more
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Black Hellebore

Helleborus niger

Black Hellebore is a beloved evergreen perennial celebrated for producing pristine white to blush-pink flowers in the depths of winter. Despite its name, its flowers are not black but pure white — it is the dark root that earned the name. It symbolizes hope, resilience, and serenity in adversity.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

HopeSerenityResiliencePeace+2 more
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Yellow Lady Slipper Orchid

Cypripedium parviflorum

The Yellow Lady Slipper Orchid is one of North America's most beautiful native wildflowers, bearing distinctive pouch-shaped yellow blooms with spirally twisted brownish petals. It symbolizes beauty, capricious whim, feminine grace, and the preciousness of wild things.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

BeautyCapricious whimFeminine gracePreciousness+2 more
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Blue Star Creeper

Isotoma fluviatilis (syn. Laurentia fluviatilis)

Blue Star Creeper is an evergreen ground cover with delicate star-shaped blue flowers. It forms dense mats ideal for pathways, between stepping stones, and as a lawn alternative.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Campanulaceae (Bellflower family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptabilityCheerfulnessPerseverance+1 more
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Persian Buttercup

Ranunculus asiaticus

Persian Buttercups are prized tuberous perennials with layers of delicate, crepe paper-thin petals creating rose-like blooms in vibrant colors. Popular in gardens and as cut flowers.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

Radiant charmAttractionRich in charmsI am dazzled by your charms
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Yellow Horned Violet

Viola cornuta (yellow cultivars)

Yellow Horned Violet is a cheerful perennial with bright yellow, fragrant flowers. Known for its long blooming period and compact habit, it's perfect for edging, containers, and ground cover.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Violaceae (Violet family)

Key Meanings:

CheerfulnessJoyFaithfulnessModesty+2 more
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Sea Holly

Eryngium spp. (primarily E. planum, E. maritimum)

Sea Holly is an architectural perennial with striking metallic-blue, thistle-like flower heads surrounded by spiny bracts. Drought-tolerant and sculptural, it adds unique texture to gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apiaceae (Carrot/Parsley family)

Key Meanings:

StrengthIndependenceAdmirationResilience+2 more
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Blue Lace Flower

Trachymene coerulea (syn. Didiscus coerulea)

Blue Lace Flower is a delicate annual with lacy, flat umbels of tiny lavender-blue flowers. Sweet-scented and long-lasting, it's prized for cutting gardens and cottage-style plantings.

Type:

annual

Family:

Apiaceae (Carrot/Parsley family)

Key Meanings:

Delicate beautySweetnessFemininityGrace+2 more
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White Fairy Lily

Zephyranthes candida

White Fairy Lily is a charming bulbous perennial with crocus-like white flowers that appear after rainfall. Its delicate blooms and grass-like foliage make it perfect for borders, rock gardens, and containers.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

PurityInnocenceMagicUnexpected joy+2 more
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Red Torch Ginger

Etlingera elatior

Red Torch Ginger is a spectacular tropical perennial with stunning torch-like flower heads in vibrant red. This architectural plant brings exotic drama to tropical gardens with massive blooms and lush foliage.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Zingiberaceae (Ginger family)

Key Meanings:

Exotic beautyPassionBoldnessTropical paradise+2 more
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Mountain Avens

Dryas octopetala

Mountain Avens is a hardy arctic-alpine evergreen shrub with distinctive eight-petaled white flowers. This resilient mat-forming plant thrives in harsh mountain environments and makes an excellent rock garden specimen.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

ResiliencePerseveranceSurvivalPurity+3 more
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Yellow Spider Orchid

Caladenia tentaculata (and Caladenia denticulata)

Yellow Spider Orchid is a unique Australian native terrestrial orchid with spidery greenish-yellow flowers and red stripes. These rare and specialized orchids captivate with their unusual appearance and delicate fringed labellum.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

RarityUniquenessDelicate beautyAdaptation+2 more
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Blue Flag Iris

Iris versicolor

Blue Flag Iris is a stunning native wetland perennial with violet-blue flowers adorned with intricate purple veining. This hardy iris naturalizes beautifully along pond edges, streams, and rain gardens.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

FaithWisdomCourageHope+2 more
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Yellow Globe Lily

Calochortus amabilis

Yellow Globe Lily is a charming native California bulb with nodding, globe-shaped golden flowers that resemble delicate fairy lanterns. This spring ephemeral brings enchanting beauty to woodland gardens.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

EnchantmentDelicate beautyHidden treasuresWoodland magic+2 more
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White Camas

Camassia quamash (white form)

White Camas is a rare white-flowering form of the beloved native bulb with star-shaped flowers on tall spikes. This stunning spring bloomer was a vital food source for indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family, formerly Liliaceae)

Key Meanings:

SustenanceIndigenous heritageCommunityAbundance+2 more
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Blue Desert Lupine

Lupinus sparsiflorus

Blue Desert Lupine is a showy annual wildflower with vibrant blue-purple pea-like blooms that carpet the desert in spring. This nitrogen-fixing native brings spectacular color to arid landscapes.

Type:

annual

Family:

Fabaceae (Pea/Legume family)

Key Meanings:

Desert resilienceSpring abundanceNatural beautyAdaptation+2 more
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Snow Buttercup

Ranunculus adoneus

Snow Buttercup is a high-altitude alpine perennial with glossy yellow cup-shaped flowers that bloom at the edge of melting snowbanks. Its remarkable sun-tracking ability helps attract pollinators in harsh mountain environments.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

Alpine resiliencePerseveranceMountain beautyAdaptation to extremes+2 more
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Yellow Sand Verbena

Abronia latifolia

Yellow Sand Verbena is a succulent coastal perennial with fragrant golden flower clusters and fleshy foliage. This dune-stabilizing native creates stunning mats of color along Pacific beaches.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Nyctaginaceae (Four O'Clock family)

Key Meanings:

Coastal beautyResilienceAdaptationBeach treasures+2 more
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Flannel Flower

Actinotus helianthi

Flannel Flower is an iconic Australian native with soft, woolly white flower heads resembling daisies. Its felted texture and star-shaped bracts make it a beloved symbol of Sydney bushland.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apiaceae (Carrot/Parsley family, formerly Mackinlayaceae)

Key Meanings:

Australian identityResilienceSoft strengthNatural beauty+1 more
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White Marsh Marigold

Caltha leptosepala

White Marsh Marigold is an early-blooming alpine perennial with glossy white cup-shaped flowers and heart-shaped leaves. This harbinger of spring appears at snowmelt edges in mountain wetlands.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

Spring awakeningMountain purityResilienceAlpine beauty+2 more
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Golden Corydalis

Corydalis aurea

Golden Corydalis is a delicate biennial or short-lived perennial with bright golden-yellow tubular flowers and finely divided fern-like foliage. This charming wildflower brightens disturbed areas and rocky slopes.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Papaveraceae (Poppy family, subfamily Fumarioideae)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceOpportunismCheerfulnessTransience+1 more
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Blue Sea Lavender

Limonium perezii

Blue Sea Lavender is a showy evergreen perennial with large clusters of papery purple-blue flowers held on tall stems above leathery foliage. This Canary Island native is prized for fresh and dried arrangements.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plumbaginaceae (Leadwort family)

Key Meanings:

RemembranceLasting beautySympathySuccess+2 more
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Yellow Desert Evening Primrose

Oenothera primiveris

Yellow Desert Evening Primrose is a stunning desert annual with large golden flowers that open in the evening and turn orange-pink as they age. This low-growing wildflower creates spectacular spring displays across southwestern deserts.

Type:

annual

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

Desert beautyNocturnal magicTransformationResilience+2 more
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Purple Shooting Star

Dodecatheon meadia

Purple Shooting Star is a charming spring wildflower with distinctive reflexed petals that resemble shooting stars. Native to North American prairies and woodlands, it symbolizes perseverance and ephemeral beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Primulaceae (Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

PerseveranceEphemeral BeautyResilienceSpring Renewal+1 more
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White Arctic Poppy

Papaver radicatum

White Arctic Poppy is one of the world's most northerly flowering plants, thriving in extreme Arctic and alpine conditions. Its delicate white petals and remarkable cold tolerance symbolize resilience and adaptation.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Papaveraceae (Poppy family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptationPerseverancePurity+2 more
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Golden Alpine Aster

Oreostemma alpigenum

Golden Alpine Aster is a charming mountain wildflower with purple daisy-like blooms centered with golden-yellow discs. This high-elevation perennial symbolizes alpine beauty and mountain resilience.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

Mountain BeautyResilienceSimplicityAlpine Charm+2 more
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Blue Alpine Forget-Me-Not

Myosotis alpestris (syn. Myosotis asiatica)

Blue Alpine Forget-Me-Not is a beloved mountain wildflower with brilliant blue petals and bright yellow centers. As Alaska's state flower, it symbolizes remembrance, perseverance, and true love.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Boraginaceae (Borage family)

Key Meanings:

RemembranceTrue LoveFaithful LovePerseverance+2 more
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Yellow Draba

Draba aizoides (and other Draba species)

Yellow Draba is a charming alpine plant forming tight cushions of foliage topped with bright yellow star-shaped flowers. This hardy perennial symbolizes resilience and the ability to thrive in challenging environments.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Brassicaceae (Mustard family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptationModest BeautyPerseverance+2 more
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Purple Alpine Saxifrage

Saxifraga oppositifolia

Purple Alpine Saxifrage is one of the world's most northerly flowering plants, forming cushions of vibrant purple-pink blooms on Arctic tundra and mountain peaks. It symbolizes resilience, early renewal, and the triumph of life over adversity.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Saxifragaceae (Saxifrage family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceFirst Signs of SpringTriumph Over AdversityPerseverance+3 more
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White Pasque Flower

Pulsatilla vulgaris 'Alba' (syn. Anemone pulsatilla)

White Pasque Flower is one of the earliest spring bloomers, featuring elegant white bell-shaped flowers with golden yellow stamens. This European native symbolizes renewal, purity, and the arrival of spring.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

PurityRenewalSpring ArrivalEaster Celebration+3 more
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Golden Alpine Gentian

Gentiana lutea

Golden Alpine Gentian is a stately mountain plant growing up to 6 feet tall with striking golden-yellow star-shaped flowers. Known for its intensely bitter roots, it symbolizes strength, determination, and healing power.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Gentianaceae (Gentian family)

Key Meanings:

StrengthDeterminationPowerHealing+3 more
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Blue Alpine Speedwell

Veronica alpina (syn. Veronica wormskjoldii)

Blue Alpine Speedwell is a low-growing alpine wildflower with spikes of deep blue-violet flowers. This hardy perennial thrives in harsh mountain conditions and symbolizes fidelity, resilience, and alpine beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

FidelityLoyaltyAlpine BeautyResilience+2 more
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Yellow Alpine Poppy

Papaver alpinum (and Papaver radicatum)

Yellow Alpine Poppy is a charming dwarf poppy with delicate cup-shaped yellow flowers that grace high mountain meadows and Arctic tundra. It symbolizes resilience, alpine beauty, and joy in harsh environments.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Papaveraceae (Poppy family)

Key Meanings:

Alpine JoyResilienceCheerfulnessMountain Beauty+2 more
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Purple Alpine Bellflower

Campanula alpina

Purple Alpine Bellflower is a low-growing mountain perennial with nodding bell-shaped flowers in shades of blue to purple. This charming alpine plant symbolizes gratitude, constancy, and the gentle beauty of mountain meadows.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Campanulaceae (Bellflower family)

Key Meanings:

GratitudeConstancyHumilityDelicate Beauty+2 more
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White Alpine Rock Jasmine

Androsace alpina

White Alpine Rock Jasmine is a cushion-forming alpine plant endemic to the European Alps, producing masses of delicate white to pink flowers. One of the few plants growing above 4,000 meters, it symbolizes resilience, alpine beauty, and the triumph of life in extreme conditions.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Primulaceae (Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

Extreme ResilienceAlpine PurityDeterminationRare Beauty+2 more
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Golden Alpine Cinquefoil

Potentilla aurea (syn. Potentilla crantzii)

Golden Alpine Cinquefoil is a low-growing alpine perennial forming mats of golden-yellow flowers with distinctive orange spots at the base. This charming mountain plant symbolizes cheerfulness, maternal affection, and the golden beauty of alpine meadows.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Rosaceae (Rose family)

Key Meanings:

Maternal AffectionCheerfulnessGolden BeautyAlpine Joy+2 more
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Blue Alpine Toadflax

Linaria alpina

Blue Alpine Toadflax is a charming low-growing alpine plant with snapdragon-like purple-blue flowers and distinctive golden-orange throats. This early colonizer of glacial moraines symbolizes pioneering spirit, adaptation, and the beauty that emerges from barren landscapes.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

Pioneering SpiritAdaptationNew BeginningsResilient Beauty+2 more
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Yellow Alpine Anemone

Pulsatilla alpina subsp. apiifolia (syn. Pulsatilla alpina subsp. sulphurea)

Yellow Alpine Anemone is a stunning mountain wildflower with sulphur-yellow bell-shaped blooms that often open while still under snow cover. This early bloomer symbolizes renewal, anticipation, and the golden promise of spring in alpine regions.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

Early RenewalGolden PromiseAnticipationSpring's First Light+3 more
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Black-Eyed Susan Vine

Thunbergia alata

A fast-growing tropical vine with vibrant trumpet-shaped flowers featuring distinctive dark centers. Despite its name, it's unrelated to the North American Rudbeckia.

Type:

vine

Family:

Acanthaceae (Acanthus family)

Key Meanings:

JoyEnergyCheerfulnessTropical beauty+1 more
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Chilean Bellflower

Lapageria rosea

Chile's national flower, an elegant evergreen vine producing large, waxy, pendulous bell-shaped flowers. Prized for its stunning beauty and cultural significance.

Type:

vine

Family:

Philesiaceae

Key Meanings:

National prideBeautyEleganceRarity+2 more
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Fairy Fan Flower

Scaevola aemula

An Australian native with unique fan-shaped flowers that bloom tirelessly all summer. Renowned for exceptional heat and drought tolerance with a trailing growth habit.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Goodeniaceae

Key Meanings:

ResilienceEnduranceAustralian heritageSummer joy+1 more
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Yellow Bells

Tecoma stans

A fast-growing tropical shrub producing brilliant, fragrant, bell-shaped yellow flowers. Official flower of the U.S. Virgin Islands and beloved for its long blooming season.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet vine family)

Key Meanings:

Hope (Esperanza)OptimismSunshineResilience+2 more
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Blue Ginger

Dichorisandra thyrsiflora

A striking tropical perennial with stunning violet-blue flower spikes and glossy foliage. Not a true ginger, but related to spiderworts, prized for rare blue blooms.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Commelinaceae (Spiderwort family)

Key Meanings:

RarityEleganceTropical beautySerenity+1 more
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Persian Shield

Strobilanthes dyerianus

A stunning tropical foliage plant renowned for its iridescent purple leaves with metallic sheen. Native to Myanmar, it's grown for dramatic ornamental foliage rather than its modest flowers.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Acanthaceae (Acanthus family)

Key Meanings:

Exotic beautyRoyaltyDramatic eleganceTropical luxury+1 more
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African Daisy

Arctotis spp.

Vibrant South African daisies with large, colorful blooms and contrasting dark centers. Renowned for drought tolerance, silver foliage, and ability to thrive in poor soils.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceBeauty in adversityAfrican heritageCheerfulness+1 more
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Blue Hibiscus

Alyogyne huegelii

An Australian native shrub with large, trumpet-shaped flowers in shades of blue to purple. Despite its name, it's not a true hibiscus but resembles one with its spectacular blooms.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

Australian beautyUniquenessCoastal eleganceRare splendor+1 more
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Purple Shamrock

Oxalis triangularis

A rhizomatous perennial with stunning deep purple, triangular leaves that fold at night. Native to South America, it's cherished for dramatic foliage and delicate pink-white flowers.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Oxalidaceae (Wood Sorrel family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationResilienceIrish luck (mistakenly)Love+2 more
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Red Hot Poker

Kniphofia uvaria

A dramatic South African perennial with spectacular torch-like flower spikes in fiery colors. Beloved by hummingbirds and prized for vertical impact in summer gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asphodelaceae

Key Meanings:

PassionEnergyDramaSummer heat+3 more
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Mountain Pride

Penstemon newberryi

A stunning alpine wildflower native to the Sierra Nevada mountains, forming low mats adorned with vibrant magenta tubular flowers. Beloved by hummingbirds and mountain hikers alike.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

Mountain majestyAlpine resilienceWild beautyElevation+2 more
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Starfish Flower

Stapelia grandiflora

A peculiar succulent with spectacular star-shaped flowers that smell like rotting meat to attract pollinating flies. Despite the odor, it's prized by collectors for its bizarre beauty and easy care.

Type:

herb

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

UniquenessAdaptationDeceptionSurvival strategy+2 more
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Silver Vase Bromeliad

Aechmea fasciata

A stunning epiphytic bromeliad with silvery-banded foliage and spectacular long-lasting pink flower bracts. The rosette of leaves forms a natural vase that collects water in its native habitat.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bromeliaceae (Pineapple family)

Key Meanings:

Tropical eleganceLongevity (flowers last months)Patience (takes years to bloom)Natural beauty+1 more
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Big Sagebrush

Artemisia tridentata

An iconic aromatic shrub of the American West with silvery-blue foliage and pungent scent. Dominates vast landscapes across the Great Basin and provides critical habitat for wildlife.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Asteraceae (Aster family)

Key Meanings:

American WestWild frontierEnduranceDesert resilience+3 more
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Pink Muhly Grass

Muhlenbergia capillaris

A spectacular native ornamental grass producing billowing clouds of airy pink plumes in fall. Creates a dreamy cotton-candy effect that glows at sunrise and sunset.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Poaceae (Grass family)

Key Meanings:

Autumn magicEthereal beautyAmerican prairie heritageSeasonal transformation+2 more
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Yellow Spider Flower

Cleome lutea (syn. Peritoma lutea)

A fast-growing annual wildflower native to the western United States with showy clusters of bright yellow flowers and long radiating stamens. Highly valued by native bees and a traditional food source for Indigenous peoples.

Type:

annual

Family:

Capparaceae (Caper family)

Key Meanings:

Native heritageDesert abundancePollinator sustenanceWestern wildlands+1 more
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Desert Milkweed

Asclepias erosa

A resilient perennial milkweed native to the southwestern deserts with erect yellow-green stems and clusters of pale yellow to cream flowers. Critical host plant for monarch butterflies and essential for desert pollinator gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

Monarch butterfly conservationDesert resilienceLife cycleTransformation+2 more
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Goldenstar

Bloomeria crocea

A charming California native bulb producing clusters of bright yellow star-shaped flowers. Named after early San Francisco botanist Hiram Green Bloomer, this geophyte adds delicate beauty to spring wildflower displays.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (formerly Themidaceae, Alliaceae)

Key Meanings:

California native heritageSpring renewalDelicate beautyGrassland ecosystems+1 more
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Water Hyssop

Bacopa monnieri

A creeping aquatic or semi-aquatic perennial with succulent leaves and delicate white to pale blue flowers. Revered in Ayurvedic medicine as a memory-enhancing herb and prized for water gardens worldwide.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

Mental clarityMemoryWisdomAdaptability+2 more
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Rocky Mountain Penstemon

Penstemon strictus

One of the most reliable and long-lived native penstemons with stunning spikes of royal blue-purple flowers. Features evergreen basal foliage and is beloved by hummingbirds and native bees.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

Rocky Mountain heritageMountain resilienceAlpine beautyColorado spirit+2 more
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Desert Globemallow

Sphaeralcea ambigua

Desert globemallow is a drought-tolerant perennial shrub native to the American Southwest, beloved for its brilliant orange blooms that thrive in arid landscapes and attract native pollinators.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceEnduranceNative beautyWarmth+2 more
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Yellow Bells Esperanza

Tecoma stans

Yellow bells (esperanza) is a fast-growing tropical shrub native to the Americas, celebrated for its clusters of vivid golden trumpet-shaped flowers and its Spanish name meaning "hope."

Type:

shrub

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet vine family)

Key Meanings:

HopeJoyOptimismAbundance+2 more
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Blue Tansy

Phacelia tanacetifolia

Blue tansy is a striking annual wildflower with intricate fern-like foliage and coiling clusters of vivid blue-lavender bells, renowned as one of the best bee-attracting plants and a valuable cover crop.

Type:

annual

Family:

Hydrophyllaceae (Waterleaf family)

Key Meanings:

GenerosityHarmony with naturePollinator partnershipQuiet beauty+2 more
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California Fuchsia

Epilobium canum (syn. Zauschneria californica)

California fuchsia is a vibrant native perennial of the American West, prized for its prolific scarlet tubular flowers in late summer and fall that are a magnet for hummingbirds and pollinators.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening primrose family)

Key Meanings:

PassionVitalityLate bloomPerseverance+2 more
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Scarlet Gilia

Ipomopsis aggregata

Scarlet gilia is a dramatic Rocky Mountain wildflower with brilliant red trumpet-shaped blooms atop tall, slender stems, celebrated as a magnet for hummingbirds and a spectacular sight in western mountain meadows.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Polemoniaceae (Phlox family)

Key Meanings:

PassionAdventureMountain wildnessAspiration+2 more
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Yellow Cup Flower

Turnera ulmifolia

Yellow cup flower is a cheerful tropical shrub native to Mexico and the Caribbean, prized for its bright golden cup-shaped blooms that open at dawn and close by midday, and for its nearly year-round flowering season in warm climates.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Passifloraceae (Passionflower family)

Key Meanings:

JoyOptimismBrevitySeizing the moment+2 more
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Purple Prairie Gentian

Eustoma grandiflorum (syn. Eustoma russellianum)

Purple prairie gentian (lisianthus) is a showstopping biennial or annual flower native to the American prairies, celebrated for its sumptuous rose-like blooms in rich purples, pinks, and whites and its outstanding vase life as a cut flower.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Gentianaceae (Gentian family)

Key Meanings:

CharismaAppreciationGratitudeCalming energy+2 more
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Golden Tickseed

Coreopsis tinctoria

Golden tickseed is a vibrant, easy-to-grow annual wildflower native to the North American plains, beloved for its cheerful golden-yellow and maroon daisy-like blooms and its exceptional value as a pollinator and wildlife plant.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

CheerfulnessAlways happyWarmthAbundance+2 more
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Blue Vervain

Verbena hastata

Blue vervain is a tall, stately native perennial of North American wetlands and meadows, known for its elegant candelabra-like spires of tiny violet-blue flowers, its rich ethnobotanical history, and its outstanding value for native pollinators and songbirds.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Verbenaceae (Vervain family)

Key Meanings:

EnchantmentHealingProtectionCreativity+2 more
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Desert Blue Sage

Salvia dorrii

Desert blue sage is a stunning aromatic shrub native to the arid Great Basin and Mojave Desert, prized for its vivid blue-purple flower spikes above silver-gray foliage and its remarkable drought and cold tolerance in extreme western landscapes.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

WisdomResiliencePurificationSpiritual clarity+2 more
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White Globe Thistle

Echinops sphaerocephalus (and Echinops ritro 'Alba')

White globe thistle is a striking drought-tolerant perennial that produces bold, perfectly spherical white flower heads atop tall silvery stems, offering architectural drama to summer gardens and exceptional value for pollinators, dried arrangements, and wildlife.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

IndependenceStrengthResilienceSolitary beauty+2 more
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Sky Pilot Flower

Polemonium eximium

Sky pilot is a rare and breathtaking alpine wildflower endemic to the high Sierra Nevada, producing dense, fragrant clusters of deep blue to lavender funnel-shaped blooms at elevations above 10,000 feet where almost nothing else dares to grow.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Polemoniaceae (Phlox family)

Key Meanings:

AspirationTranscendenceRare beautyThe summit of achievement+2 more
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Mountain Death Camas

Anticlea elegans (syn. Zigadenus elegans)

Mountain death camas is a stately North American native wildflower of mountain meadows and prairies, bearing graceful creamy-white star-shaped flowers — and carrying the infamous distinction of being one of the most poisonous plants on the continent.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Melanthiaceae (Trillium family)

Key Meanings:

Danger concealed in beautyDeceptive appearancesWarningRespect for nature's power+1 more
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Golden Fairy Lantern

Calochortus amabilis

Golden fairy lantern is an enchanting California-endemic bulbous wildflower, producing nodding golden-yellow globe-shaped blooms fringed with hair on the inside — a beloved jewel of the northern California Coast Ranges and a cherished food of Indigenous Pomo peoples.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

IlluminationHidden beautySearching for truthWonder+2 more
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Blue Houndstongue

Cynoglossum grande (syn. Adelinia grandis)

Blue houndstongue is a graceful western North American native perennial, bearing clusters of vivid forget-me-not-blue flowers with white centers above large, lush basal leaves in early spring — a charming shade-tolerant woodland wildflower that goes dormant by midsummer.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Boraginaceae (Borage family)

Key Meanings:

LoyaltyFaithful attachmentDevotionSpring awakening+2 more
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Desert Chicory

Rafinesquia neomexicana

Desert chicory is a delicate annual wildflower of the American Southwest deserts, producing showy white daisy-like blooms with faint pink-striped undersides that appear after winter rains — a luminous spring surprise in the creosote scrub and Joshua Tree woodlands.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

Ephemeral beautyResilience after droughtHope and renewalDelicate strength+1 more
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Blue Wild Indigo

Baptisia australis

Blue wild indigo is a magnificent long-lived native perennial of the North American prairie and woodland, bearing towering spikes of deep indigo-blue pea flowers in spring, followed by striking black rattling seed pods — one of the most architectural and wildlife-valuable plants in eastern North American horticulture.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume / Pea family)

Key Meanings:

Inner beautyFidelityWisdomStrength of character+2 more
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Scarlet Beeblossom

Oenothera suffrutescens (syn. Gaura coccinea)

Scarlet beeblossom is a charming, fragrant North American prairie perennial whose flowers perform a daily color transformation — opening white at night to attract moths, then fading through pink to scarlet by the next afternoon before dropping, all on the same plant at once.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening primrose family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationImpermanenceThe beauty of changeDual nature+2 more
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Golden Prairie Clover

Dalea aurea

Golden prairie clover is a silky, drought-hardy perennial of the Great Plains and southwestern prairies, producing distinctive fuzzy cone-shaped spikes of bright yellow pea flowers that are magnets for native bees — a quiet but indispensable jewel of the North American tallgrass and shortgrass prairie.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume / Pea family)

Key Meanings:

Quiet strengthPrairie abundanceGenerosityNitrogen-giving+2 more
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White Prairie Aster

Symphyotrichum falcatum (syn. Aster falcatus)

White prairie aster is a widespread and wildlife-valuable native perennial of western North American prairies and plains, producing clouds of small white daisy-like flowers with yellow centers from midsummer deep into autumn — one of the most important late-season nectar sources in the native plant garden.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

PatienceAfterthoughtEnduranceFarewell to summer+2 more
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Blue False Indigo

Baptisia australis

Blue False Indigo is a stunning native North American perennial known for its rich violet-blue, lupine-like flowers and striking black seed pods. It symbolizes protection, wisdom, and independence.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume / Pea family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionWisdomIndependenceResilience+2 more
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Desert Star Flower

Monoptilon bellioides

The Desert Star is a tiny but captivating annual wildflower of the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts, producing cheerful white-rayed, yellow-centered blooms that carpet desert floors after good winter rains. It symbolizes hope, resilience, and ephemeral beauty.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

HopeResilienceEphemeral beautyPurity+2 more
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Mountain Blazing Star

Liatris spicata

Mountain Blazing Star is a striking native North American perennial that produces tall, feathery spikes of brilliant purple-pink flowers beloved by pollinators. It symbolizes vitality, protection, and connection to the natural world.

Type:

corm

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

VitalityProtectionCourageConnection to nature+2 more
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Blue Grama Flower

Bouteloua gracilis

Blue Grama is a graceful native prairie grass celebrated for its distinctive, brush-like seed heads that resemble hovering insects. The state grass of Colorado and New Mexico, it symbolizes grace, endurance, and the untamed beauty of the Great Plains.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Poaceae (Grass family)

Key Meanings:

GraceEnduranceSimplicityFreedom+2 more
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Texas Star Hibiscus

Hibiscus coccineus

Texas Star Hibiscus is a stunning native perennial with spectacular crimson, star-shaped flowers. Known for attracting hummingbirds and butterflies, it thrives in moist areas and blooms throughout summer and fall.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

AttractionPassionWild beautyResilience+1 more
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Carolina Jessamine

Gelsemium sempervirens

Carolina Jessamine is South Carolina's state flower, a beautiful evergreen vine with fragrant golden yellow flowers. Blooming in late winter to spring, it adds cheerful color when most plants are dormant.

Type:

vine

Family:

Gelsemiaceae (Yellow-jessamine family)

Key Meanings:

GraceCheerfulnessLoyaltyPatriotism+2 more
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Blue Mistflower

Conoclinium coelestinum

Blue Mistflower is a native perennial wildflower with fluffy blue-violet blooms that attract butterflies and bees. Its late summer to fall flowering makes it valuable for pollinator gardens when many other plants have finished blooming.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Aster or Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

Heavenly beautyLate season abundancePollinator supportNatural persistence+1 more
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Prairie Blue Eyes

Sisyrinchium campestre

Prairie Blue Eyes is a delicate native wildflower with grass-like foliage and charming star-shaped flowers in pale blue to white. Despite its name, it is a member of the iris family, not a grass.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Iridaceae (Iris family)

Key Meanings:

SimplicityInnocencePrairie heritageDelicate beauty+1 more
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Great White Trillium

Trillium grandiflorum

Great White Trillium is one of the most beloved spring wildflowers of eastern North America. With pristine white three-petaled flowers rising above a whorl of three leaves, it creates spectacular displays in rich woodlands.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Melanthiaceae (Trillium family)

Key Meanings:

TrinityPurityBeautyRecovery+2 more
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Yellow Trout Lily

Erythronium americanum

Yellow Trout Lily is a charming spring ephemeral with nodding yellow flowers and mottled leaves resembling trout markings. It blooms before the forest canopy leafs out, creating carpets of color in early spring woodlands.

Type:

corm

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

Early spring renewalEphemeral beautyWoodland charmHidden treasures+1 more
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Scarlet Paintbrush

Castilleja coccinea

Scarlet Paintbrush is a striking native wildflower with brilliant scarlet bracts that appear dipped in paint. As Wyoming's state flower, it creates vibrant displays in prairies and meadows across North America.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Orobanchaceae (Broomrape family, formerly Scrophulariaceae)

Key Meanings:

Wild beautyPrairie heritageVibrant lifeState pride (Wyoming)+1 more
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Western Spiderwort

Tradescantia occidentalis

Western Spiderwort is a vigorous prairie perennial with striking blue-violet three-petaled flowers accented by golden stamens. Each delicate bloom lasts only a day, but plants produce flowers in succession throughout summer.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Commelinaceae (Dayflower family)

Key Meanings:

Transient beautyDaily renewalEsteemRespect+1 more
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Plains Coreopsis

Coreopsis tinctoria

Plains Coreopsis is a cheerful annual wildflower with golden yellow daisy-like blooms marked with reddish-brown centers. Fast-growing and prolific, it blankets prairies and roadsides with vibrant color from summer through frost.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Aster or Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

CheerfulnessAlways happyJoyfulnessPrairie abundance+1 more
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Purple Passionflower

Passiflora incarnata

Purple Passionflower is a spectacular native vine with intricate, exotic flowers featuring purple and white petals, wavy filaments, and a distinctive corona. It produces edible fruits called maypops and serves as a crucial host plant for fritillary butterflies.

Type:

vine

Family:

Passifloraceae (Passionflower family)

Key Meanings:

FaithSpiritualityCrucifixion symbolismDivine mystery+1 more
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White Beardtongue

Penstemon digitalis

White Beardtongue is a showy native perennial with spikes of white tubular flowers accented by purple nectar guides. Its long blooming period and adaptability make it perfect for pollinator gardens and sustainable landscapes.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

CourageStrengthResilienceGrace under pressure+1 more
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Blue Skullcap

Scutellaria lateriflora

Blue Skullcap is a wetland-loving native perennial with tiny blue-purple flowers arranged along side branches. Prized for centuries in herbal medicine as a calming nervine, it thrives in moist habitats and attracts diverse pollinators.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

TranquilityCalm mindHealingProtection+1 more
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Prairie Goldenrod

Oligoneuron rigidum (syn. Solidago rigida)

Prairie Goldenrod stands out from other goldenrods with its distinctive flat-topped clusters of bright yellow flowers. A keystone prairie species, it provides critical late-season nectar for Monarch butterflies during their fall migration.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Aster or Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

EncouragementGood fortuneSuccessPrairie heritage+1 more
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Western Blue Flax

Linum lewisii (syn. Linum perenne var. lewisii)

Western Blue Flax is a delicate perennial wildflower with sky-blue five-petaled flowers that open each morning and close by afternoon. Named after explorer Meriwether Lewis, it graces western landscapes from mountains to prairies with ethereal beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Linaceae (Flax family)

Key Meanings:

Delicate beautyFleeting momentsDaily renewalWestern heritage+1 more
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Scarlet Monkeyflower

Erythranthe cardinalis (syn. Mimulus cardinalis)

Scarlet Monkeyflower is a spectacular wetland perennial with brilliant red-orange tubular flowers designed for hummingbird pollination. Its long blooming season and moisture-loving nature make it perfect for water gardens and riparian areas.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Phrymaceae (Lopseed family, formerly Scrophulariaceae)

Key Meanings:

JoyPlayfulnessAttractionVitality+1 more
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White Prairie Clover

Dalea candida (syn. Petalostemum candidum)

White Prairie Clover is a nitrogen-fixing native legume with distinctive cylindrical white flower spikes that bloom from bottom to top. Its deep taproot makes it exceptionally drought tolerant and vital for prairie restoration.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume or Pea family)

Key Meanings:

Prairie heritagePuritySoil enrichmentEcological restoration+1 more
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Prairie Larkspur

Delphinium carolinianum subsp. virescens (syn. Delphinium virescens)

Prairie Larkspur is an elegant native wildflower with tall spikes of white to pale lavender flowers that bloom above grass-like foliage. Its striking beauty belies its toxic nature, making it both admired and avoided in prairie landscapes.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

GraceLevityLightness of beingPrairie elegance+1 more
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Yellow Evening Star

Mentzelia decapetala

Yellow Evening Star produces spectacular night-blooming flowers that appear to have ten creamy-white petals surrounding a starburst of golden stamens. These fragrant blooms open at dusk and close before morning, attracting moths and bumblebees.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Loasaceae (Stick-leaf or Loasa family)

Key Meanings:

Night beautyMoonlight magicPatienceHidden treasures+1 more
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Western Pasqueflower

Anemone occidentalis (syn. Pulsatilla occidentalis)

Western Pasqueflower is a spectacular alpine wildflower that blooms soon after snowmelt, producing large creamy-white flowers followed by showy feathery seed heads. It thrives in high mountain meadows and rocky slopes of the Pacific Northwest.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

RebirthRenewal after hardshipAlpine beautyResilience+1 more
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Purple Prairie Phlox

Phlox pilosa

Purple Prairie Phlox is a fragrant native perennial with clusters of pink to purple five-petaled flowers perfectly designed for butterflies. Its sweet scent and vibrant blooms make it a spring to early summer favorite in prairies and gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Polemoniaceae (Phlox family)

Key Meanings:

Union of soulsLoveCompanionshipSweet dreams+1 more
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White Evening Primrose

Oenothera speciosa

White Evening Primrose is a sprawling perennial wildflower with fragrant, saucer-shaped blooms that open white and age to pink. Native to central North America, it forms colorful groundcovers and symbolizes grace and fleeting beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening Primrose family)

Key Meanings:

Fleeting BeautyGraceDelicate CharmEvening Magic+2 more
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Blue-Eyed Mary

Collinsia verna

Blue-Eyed Mary is a charming bicolored woodland wildflower with sky-blue and white blooms that carpet forest floors in spring. This winter annual symbolizes innocence and the ephemeral beauty of spring woodlands.

Type:

annual

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family); formerly Scrophulariaceae

Key Meanings:

InnocencePurityEphemeral BeautySpring Renewal+2 more
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Scarlet Indian Paintbrush

Castilleja coccinea

Scarlet Indian Paintbrush is a striking biennial wildflower with vivid scarlet-tipped bracts that resemble an artist's brush dipped in paint. This hemiparasitic plant symbolizes passion, creativity, and the vibrant spirit of North American prairies.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Orobanchaceae (Broomrape family); formerly Scrophulariaceae

Key Meanings:

PassionCreativityArtistic SpiritBoldness+2 more
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Yellow Prairie Violet

Viola nuttallii

Yellow Prairie Violet is a charming perennial with bright yellow blooms marked by purple nectar guides. Native to western and north-central North America, it symbolizes modesty, resilience, and the cheerful spirit of prairie grasslands.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Violaceae (Violet family)

Key Meanings:

ModestyHumilityCheerfulnessResilience+2 more
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Blue Prairie Clover

Dalea purpurea

Blue Prairie Clover is a beloved prairie legume with distinctive purple cone-shaped flower spikes and fine foliage. A symbol of prairie resilience and community, it enriches soils and provides vital habitat for pollinators and wildlife.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume or Pea family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceCommunityInterconnectednessNourishment+3 more
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White Prairie Gentian

Eustoma exaltatum ssp. russellianum (syn. Eustoma russellianum)

White Prairie Gentian is an elegant, bell-shaped wildflower native to the Great Plains and central North America. Its waxy, blue-green foliage and silky blooms -- which can appear in white, blue, purple, or pink -- symbolize grace, refinement, and the rare beauty found in open grasslands.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Gentianaceae (Gentian family)

Key Meanings:

GraceRefinementAppreciationRare beauty+3 more
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Blue Wild Hyacinth

Camassia scilloides

Blue Wild Hyacinth is a graceful, fragrant, bulbous perennial native to the prairies, meadows, and open woodlands of central and eastern North America. Its soft spikes of pale blue, star-shaped flowers symbolize constancy, sustenance, and the quiet abundance of the spring landscape.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (formerly Hyacinthaceae)

Key Meanings:

ConstancySustenanceAbundanceRenewal+3 more
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Yellow Prairie Onion

Allium stellatum

Prairie Onion is a tough, drought-tolerant native bulb wildflower of the central North American prairies, rocky glades, and cliff edges. Its rounded clusters of starry pink to lavender blooms in the height of summer symbolize strength, resilience, and the ability to thrive in the most challenging conditions.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceStrengthEnduranceFortitude+3 more
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Prairie Blazing Star

Liatris pycnostachya

Prairie Blazing Star is one of the most dramatic and beloved perennial wildflowers of the North American tallgrass prairie. Its tall, dense spikes of vivid purple flowers -- blooming from the top down -- are a magnet for monarchs, hummingbirds, and native bees, symbolizing ambition, bliss, and the soaring spirit of summer.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

BlissAmbitionVitalityEnthusiasm+3 more
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Western Prairie Aster

Symphyotrichum falcatum

Western Prairie Aster is a tough, wide-ranging native perennial wildflower of the open prairies, plains, and mountain slopes of central and western North America. Its clouds of small white to pale blue daisy-like flowers with golden centers symbolize adaptability, optimism, and the quiet beauty of vast open landscapes.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

AdaptabilityOptimismPatienceCheerfulness+3 more
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Yellow Prairie Coneflower

Ratibida columnifera

Yellow Prairie Coneflower is one of the most iconic and distinctive wildflowers of the North American Great Plains. Its tall, thimble-shaped central cone ringed by drooping yellow ray petals gives it an unmistakable silhouette that has made it a symbol of the open prairie, symbolizing optimism, vitality, and the exuberant abundance of summer on the grasslands.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

OptimismVitalityAbundanceCheerfulness+3 more
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Western Prairie Lily

Lilium philadelphicum var. andinum

Western Prairie Lily is one of the most breathtaking native wildflowers of the central North American prairie. Its upward-facing, flame-orange to scarlet-red blooms spotted with deep purple rise above the grassland in early summer, making it the floral emblem of Saskatchewan and a symbol of passionate beauty, rarity, and the soaring spirit of the open land.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

Passionate beautyRarityPrideConfidence+3 more
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Blue Prairie Skullcap

Scutellaria resinosa

Blue Prairie Skullcap is a compact, long-blooming native perennial wildflower of the central Great Plains shortgrass prairie. Its neat, mounded habit and intense violet-blue two-lipped flowers from spring through fall make it one of the truest-blue wildflowers of the open grassland, symbolizing calm strength, mental clarity, and the serene beauty of wide, open skies.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

Calm strengthMental clarityInner peaceFocus+3 more
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Scarlet Prairie Phlox

Phlox pilosa

Prairie Phlox is a fragrant, mound-forming native perennial wildflower of the open prairies, savannas, and dry woodlands of central and eastern North America. Its domed clusters of tubular five-petaled flowers in pink, lavender, and rose light up the spring prairie with sweet fragrance, symbolizing harmony, sweet affection, and the generous spirit of the open grassland in bloom.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Polemoniaceae (Phlox family)

Key Meanings:

HarmonySweet affectionGenerosityAgreement+3 more
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Sarracenia

Sarracenia spp.

Sarracenia, also known as North American pitcher plants, are striking carnivorous plants with tubular, pitcher-shaped leaves that trap and digest insects. These fascinating plants symbolize adaptability, uniqueness, and survival.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Sarraceniaceae (Pitcher Plant family)

Key Meanings:

AdaptabilityUniquenessSurvivalPatience+2 more
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Utricularia

Utricularia spp.

Utricularia, commonly known as bladderworts, are carnivorous aquatic and terrestrial plants with delicate snapdragon-like flowers. With bladder-like traps that capture microscopic prey, they symbolize hidden complexity and nature's microscopic wonders.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lentibulariaceae (Bladderwort family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden ComplexityMicroscopic WonderSubtletyIntelligence+2 more
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Drosera

Drosera spp.

Drosera, commonly known as sundews, are captivating carnivorous plants adorned with glistening, sticky droplets on their leaves. Their delicate flowers rise above jewel-like foliage, symbolizing allure, patience, and nature's deceptive beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Droseraceae (Sundew family)

Key Meanings:

AllureDeceptive BeautyPatiencePersistence+2 more
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Heliamphora

Heliamphora spp.

Heliamphora, known as sun pitchers or marsh pitcher plants, are exotic carnivorous plants from the misty tepui mountains of South America. With elegant tubular pitchers and delicate white-pink flowers, they symbolize elegance, mystery, and adaptation to extreme environments.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Sarraceniaceae (Pitcher Plant family)

Key Meanings:

EleganceMysteryRarityAdaptation+3 more
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Nepenthes

Nepenthes spp.

Nepenthes, known as tropical pitcher plants or monkey cups, are spectacular carnivorous vines with elaborate hanging traps. These exotic plants symbolize exotic beauty, fascination, and nature's most flamboyant carnivorous adaptations.

Type:

vine

Family:

Nepenthaceae (Tropical Pitcher Plant family)

Key Meanings:

Exotic BeautyFascinationAllureComplexity+3 more
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Darlingtonia

Darlingtonia californica

Darlingtonia, known as the cobra lily, is a unique North American pitcher plant with serpent-like hooded traps. With distinctive forked appendages resembling fangs, these fascinating plants symbolize uniqueness, mystery, and nature's ingenious designs.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Sarraceniaceae (Pitcher Plant family)

Key Meanings:

UniquenessMysterySerpentine BeautyAdaptation+3 more
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Stylidium

Stylidium spp.

Stylidium, commonly known as trigger plants, are fascinating flowers with a unique "trigger" mechanism that springs forward to deposit pollen on visiting insects. These primarily Australian natives symbolize quick action, surprise, and nature's clever pollination strategies.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Stylidiaceae (Trigger Plant family)

Key Meanings:

Quick ActionSurpriseClevernessPrecision+3 more
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Roridula

Roridula spp.

Roridula, known as fly bush, are protocarnivorous shrubs from South Africa with sticky resinous leaves. In a remarkable symbiotic relationship with assassin bugs, they symbolize cooperation, interdependence, and nature's complex partnerships.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Roridulaceae (Fly Bush family)

Key Meanings:

SymbiosisCooperationInterdependenceMutual Benefit+3 more
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Byblis

Byblis spp.

Byblis, known as rainbow plants, are carnivorous beauties whose sticky leaves shimmer with prismatic colors in sunlight. These Australian natives symbolize hope, beauty in tears, and the transformation of sorrow into something luminous.

Type:

annual

Family:

Byblidaceae (Rainbow Plant family)

Key Meanings:

HopeTransformed SorrowRainbow BeautyResilience+3 more
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Genlisea

Genlisea spp.

Genlisea, known as corkscrew plants, are miniature carnivorous marvels with underground spiral traps that capture microscopic prey. Possessing some of the smallest genomes in flowering plants, they symbolize hidden complexity, efficiency, and the microscopic wonders beneath our feet.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lentibulariaceae (Bladderwort family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden ComplexityMicroscopic WondersEfficiencySimplicity+3 more
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Catasetum

Catasetum spp.

Catasetum orchids are remarkable tropical epiphytes famous for their explosive pollen-launching mechanism and dramatic sexual dimorphism. With distinct male and female flowers on the same plant, they symbolize duality, transformation, and nature's most dramatic pollination strategies.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

DualityTransformationSexual DimorphismDramatic Change+3 more
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Oncidium

Oncidium spp.

Oncidium orchids, beloved as dancing lady orchids, produce cascading sprays of cheerful flowers that resemble tiny dancers in flowing skirts. These charming tropical beauties symbolize joy, celebration, grace, and the exuberance of life in motion.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

JoyCelebrationGraceDancing Spirit+3 more
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Miltonia

Miltonia spp. and Miltoniopsis spp.

Miltonia orchids, cherished as pansy orchids, produce large flat-faced flowers remarkably similar to garden pansies. Often sweetly fragrant with rose or cucumber scents, they symbolize charm, thoughtfulness, and the delicate beauty of gentle affection.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

CharmThoughtfulnessGentle AffectionDelicate Beauty+2 more
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Brassia

Brassia spp.

Brassia orchids, dramatically known as spider orchids, produce spectacular flowers with extremely elongated petals and sepals resembling arachnids in motion. These exotic beauties symbolize intrigue, uniqueness, and nature's ingenious mimicry strategies.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

IntrigueUniquenessClever DeceptionMimicry+3 more
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Masdevallia

Masdevallia spp.

Masdevallia orchids, enchanting kite orchids from misty mountain cloud forests, produce brilliant triangular flowers with distinctive tails. These jewel-like cool-growers symbolize high-altitude beauty, precision, and the delicate treasures of cloud-shrouded peaks.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

High-Altitude BeautyPrecisionDelicate TreasuresCloud Forest Mystery+3 more
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Paphiopedilum

Paphiopedilum spp.

Paphiopedilum, renowned as lady slipper orchids, captivate with their distinctive pouch-shaped blooms reminiscent of delicate slippers. Named after Aphrodite's sacred city of Paphos, these elegant orchids symbolize femininity, grace, protection, and the journey toward beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

FemininityGraceProtectionBeauty's Journey+3 more
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Phalaenopsis

Phalaenopsis spp.

Phalaenopsis, beloved as moth orchids for their resemblance to tropical moths in flight, are the world's most popular orchids. With elegant arching sprays of long-lasting blooms, they symbolize love, refinement, beauty, and the delicate grace of nature taking wing.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

LoveRefinementBeautyGrace in Flight+3 more
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Bulbophyllum

Bulbophyllum spp.

Bulbophyllum, the largest orchid genus with over 2,000 species, showcases nature's most diverse and bizarre flower forms. From foul-scented carrion mimics to fragrant fruit fly attractors, these fascinating orchids symbolize diversity, deception, and the unexpected wonders of evolution.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

DiversityDeceptionEvolutionary IngenuityHidden Complexity+3 more
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Coelogyne

Coelogyne spp.

Coelogyne orchids, treasures of Asian highlands and rainforests, produce cascades of elegant white or colored flowers often sweetly fragrant. Named for the hollow chamber in their flowers, they symbolize purity, mountain beauty, and the rewards of patience in cool serenity.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

PurityMountain SerenityCool ElegancePatient Rewards+3 more
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Cymbidium

Cymbidium spp.

Cymbidium, ancient boat orchids revered in China for over 2,500 years, produce spectacular sprays of long-lasting flowers on graceful arching stems. Celebrated by Confucius as the "King of Fragrance," they symbolize nobility, virtue, friendship, and enduring beauty through seasons.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

NobilityVirtueFriendshipMoral Integrity+3 more
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Sobralia

Sobralia spp.

Sobralia orchids, striking terrestrial beauties with bamboo-like foliage, produce spectacular ephemeral flowers lasting mere hours to days. Named after Spanish botanist Francisco Sobral, they symbolize fleeting beauty, seize-the-day philosophy, and the appreciation of transient moments.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

Fleeting BeautyCarpe DiemTransient MomentsLive in the Present+3 more
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Maxillaria

Maxillaria spp.

Maxillaria orchids, named for their insect jaw-like flowers, are diverse beauties ranging from coconut-scented miniatures to large tiger-striped blooms. With triangular flowers sprouting from pseudobulb bases, they symbolize diversity, hidden sweetness, and unexpected delights.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

DiversityHidden SweetnessUnexpected DelightsSensory Pleasure+2 more
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Angraecum

Angraecum spp.

Angraecum, legendary star orchids from Madagascar and tropical Africa, produce pristine white star-shaped flowers with remarkable nectar spurs. Famous for Darwin's prediction of their moth pollinator, they symbolize scientific insight, purity, Christmas wonder, and the interconnectedness of evolution.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

Scientific InsightPurityChristmas WonderEvolutionary Interconnectedness+3 more
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Psychopsis

Psychopsis spp.

Psychopsis, enchanting butterfly orchids with flowers resembling butterflies in flight, sparked European Orchidmania in the 19th century. With antenna-like petals and wing-like sepals dancing in the breeze, they symbolize transformation, deceptive pollination, and the allure that captivates collectors.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationDeceptive BeautyOrchid ManiaCollector's Obsession+3 more
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Vanilla Planifolia

Vanilla planifolia

Vanilla planifolia, the legendary orchid producing vanilla beans, is a vigorous climbing vine with bell-shaped flowers lasting only one day. The only orchid producing edible fruit, it symbolizes sweetness, labor-intensive luxury, the ingenuity of a young slave, and the world's second-most expensive spice.

Type:

vine

Family:

Orchidaceae (Orchid family)

Key Meanings:

SweetnessLabor-Intensive LuxuryIngenuitySecond-Most Expensive Spice+3 more
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Tillandsia

Tillandsia spp.

Tillandsias are remarkable epiphytic bromeliads that grow without soil, absorbing water and nutrients through their leaves. Their exotic blooms and low-maintenance nature make them symbols of freedom and adaptability.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bromeliaceae (Bromeliad family)

Key Meanings:

FreedomAdaptabilityIndependenceResilience+1 more
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Guzmania

Guzmania spp. (notably Guzmania lingulata)

Guzmanias are striking tropical bromeliads prized for their vivid, long-lasting flower bracts in shades of red, orange, yellow, and pink. A popular houseplant, they symbolize passion, pride, and exotic beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bromeliaceae (Bromeliad family)

Key Meanings:

PassionPrideExotic beautyAbundance+1 more
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Vriesea

Vriesea spp. (notably Vriesea splendens)

Vrieseas are elegant bromeliads celebrated for their sword-shaped, often banded foliage and brilliantly colored flat flower spikes. They embody grace, persistence, and the beauty found in tropical nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bromeliaceae (Bromeliad family)

Key Meanings:

GracePersistenceTropical beautyVitality+1 more
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Neoregelia

Neoregelia spp. (notably Neoregelia carolinae)

Neoregelia are bold and colorful bromeliads famous for the vivid flushing of their central leaves before blooming. They symbolize inner beauty, hidden depth, and vibrant transformation.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bromeliaceae (Bromeliad family)

Key Meanings:

Inner beautyTransformationHidden depthVivid personality+1 more
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Pitcairnia

Pitcairnia spp. (notably Pitcairnia feliciana and Pitcairnia xanthocalyx)

Pitcairnias are the most diverse and botanically primitive genus of bromeliads, with the majority of species growing terrestrially. Their elegant, often tubular flowers attract hummingbirds and symbolize resilience, rarity, and natural wonder.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bromeliaceae (Bromeliad family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceRarityNatural wonderRootedness+1 more
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Puya

Puya spp. (notably Puya raimondii and Puya berteroniana)

Puyas are the largest and most dramatic genus of bromeliads, producing spectacular towering flower spikes from spiny rosettes. Native to the Andes and South American highlands, they symbolize endurance, magnificence, and the raw power of nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Bromeliaceae (Bromeliad family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceMagnificencePatienceAncient strength+1 more
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Aloe Vera

Aloe vera (syn. Aloe barbadensis Miller)

Aloe vera is one of the most recognized succulent plants in the world, prized for centuries for its thick, gel-filled leaves and remarkable medicinal properties. Its tubular yellow or orange flowers signal warmth, healing, and protection.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asphodelaceae (formerly Liliaceae / Aloaceae)

Key Meanings:

HealingProtectionGood luckPatience+2 more
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Gasteria

Gasteria spp. (notably Gasteria carinata and Gasteria obliqua)

Gasterias are compact, shade-tolerant succulents native to South Africa, known for their thick, tongue-shaped leaves and dainty stomach-shaped pink or red flowers. They symbolize resilience, quiet beauty, and adaptability.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asphodelaceae (formerly Aloaceae)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceQuiet beautyAdaptabilityUnderstated strength+1 more
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Haworthia

Haworthia spp. (notably Haworthia attenuata and Haworthia cooperi)

Haworthias are small, ornamental succulents from South Africa admired for their intricately patterned, windowed, or banded leaves. Their delicate white flowers and jewel-like appearance make them symbols of precision, inner light, and quiet grace.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asphodelaceae (formerly Aloaceae)

Key Meanings:

Inner lightPrecisionQuiet graceClarity+2 more
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Lithops

Lithops spp. (notably Lithops salicola and Lithops karasmontana)

Lithops are extraordinary succulent plants that have evolved to look almost exactly like the pebbles and rocks of their native South African desert. Their surprising daisy-like flowers symbolize camouflage, hidden beauty, and the triumph of life in adversity.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Aizoaceae (Ice Plant family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden beautyCamouflageSurvivalDeception and revelation+2 more
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Huernia

Huernia spp. (notably Huernia zebrina and Huernia kirkii)

Huernias are fascinating stem succulents from Africa and Arabia, celebrated for their extraordinary star-shaped flowers with intricate patterns and a central ring resembling a lifesaver. They symbolize intrigue, survival, and the allure of the unusual.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apocynaceae (formerly Asclepiadaceae)

Key Meanings:

IntrigueSurvivalAllure of the unusualHidden wonder+1 more
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Orbea

Orbea spp. (notably Orbea variegata and Orbea ciliata)

Orbeas are dramatic stem succulents closely related to Stapelia, producing large, often foul-smelling star-shaped flowers with extraordinary patterning. They symbolize transformation, duality, and the complex relationship between beauty and repulsion.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Apocynaceae (formerly Asclepiadaceae)

Key Meanings:

DualityTransformationHidden complexityUnconventional beauty+1 more
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Tylecodon

Tylecodon spp. (notably Tylecodon paniculatus and Tylecodon wallichii)

Tylecodons are remarkable deciduous succulents from the arid regions of South Africa and Namibia. They shed their leaves in summer and produce delicate tubular flowers during their dry-season dormancy, symbolizing renewal, patience, and resilience in adversity.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Crassulaceae (Stonecrop family)

Key Meanings:

RenewalPatienceResilience in adversityCyclical transformation+1 more
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Cotyledon

Cotyledon spp. (notably Cotyledon orbiculata and Cotyledon tomentosa)

Cotyledons are charming South African succulents prized for their attractive, often powdery or velvety leaves and elegant pendulous tubular flowers in warm shades of orange, red, and yellow. They symbolize warmth, resilience, and enduring charm.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Crassulaceae (Stonecrop family)

Key Meanings:

WarmthEnduring charmResilienceQuiet abundance+1 more
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Crassula

Crassula spp. (notably Crassula ovata and Crassula arborescens)

Crassulas are one of the most beloved and culturally significant succulent genera in the world. From the iconic jade plant to tiny alpine species, they produce clusters of small star-shaped flowers and are globally recognized as symbols of good luck, prosperity, and friendship.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Crassulaceae (Stonecrop family)

Key Meanings:

Good luckProsperityFriendshipPositive energy+2 more
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Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe spp. (notably Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)

Kalanchoes are cheerful, long-blooming succulents beloved worldwide for their prolific clusters of small, brightly colored flowers. Native to Madagascar and tropical Africa, they symbolize enduring affection, happiness, and the joy of new beginnings.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Crassulaceae (Stonecrop family)

Key Meanings:

Enduring affectionHappinessNew beginningsWealth and prosperity+1 more
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Adromischus

Adromischus spp. (notably Adromischus cristatus and Adromischus maculatus)

Adromischus are small, quirky South African succulents prized for their extraordinarily shaped and patterned leaves. Their tiny tubular flowers and jewel-like foliage make them symbols of uniqueness, quiet curiosity, and the beauty found in small, overlooked things.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Crassulaceae (Stonecrop family)

Key Meanings:

UniquenessQuiet curiosityHidden beautyIndividuality+1 more
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Fenestraria

Fenestraria rhopalophylla

Fenestraria is a remarkable miniature succulent from the Namib Desert that grows almost entirely underground, exposing only its transparent leaf tips to collect light. Its cheerful daisy-like flowers symbolize inner light, clarity, and the triumph of life in impossible conditions.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Aizoaceae (Ice Plant family)

Key Meanings:

Inner lightClarityTriumph over adversityHidden strength+1 more
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Conophytum

Conophytum spp. (notably Conophytum bilobum and Conophytum ficiforme)

Conophytums are tiny, jewel-like succulent plants from the arid regions of South Africa and Namibia, forming clusters of paired fused leaves from which surprisingly large, often fragrant flowers emerge in autumn. They symbolize hidden abundance, quiet resilience, and the wonder of miniature beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Aizoaceae (Ice Plant family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden abundanceQuiet resilienceMiniature wonderPatience+1 more
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Lapidaria

Lapidaria margaretae

Lapidaria margaretae is a rare and beautiful monotypic succulent from the arid Namib-Karoo region, forming rosettes of angular, chalky white-gray leaf bodies that produce brilliant golden-yellow flowers in autumn. It symbolizes rarity, quiet magnificence, and desert jewel-like beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Aizoaceae (Ice Plant family)

Key Meanings:

RarityQuiet magnificenceDesert beautySingular uniqueness+1 more
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Titanopsis

Titanopsis spp. (notably Titanopsis calcarea and Titanopsis schwantesii)

Titanopsis are fascinating miniature succulents from the limestone deserts of South Africa and Namibia, with leaf tips encrusted in warty, calcium-colored tubercles that mimic the limestone rocks around them perfectly. Their bright golden to orange flowers symbolize camouflage, hidden vibrancy, and survival through adaptation.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Aizoaceae (Ice Plant family)

Key Meanings:

CamouflageHidden vibrancySurvival through adaptationResilience+1 more
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Pleiospilos

Pleiospilos spp. (notably Pleiospilos nelii and Pleiospilos compactus)

Pleiospilos are striking South African mesemb succulents with large, heavily spotted granite-gray leaf bodies that mimic the rocks of their native habitat. Their large, coconut-scented flowers in shades of orange and yellow symbolize abundance, tropical warmth, and the joy of unexpected discovery.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Aizoaceae (Ice Plant family)

Key Meanings:

AbundanceUnexpected joyTropical warmthHidden generosity+1 more
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Amorphophallus paeoniifolius

Amorphophallus paeoniifolius (Dennst.) Nicolson

Elephant Foot Yam is a tropical tuber crop with unique peony-like foliage and a distinctive inflorescence. Cultivated for its edible tubers, it holds significant cultural and nutritional importance across tropical regions.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Araceae (Arum family)

Key Meanings:

AbundanceNourishmentCultural HeritageSurvival+1 more
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Tibouchina urvilleana

Tibouchina urvilleana (DC.) Cogn. (syn. Pleroma urvilleanum)

Princess Flower is a stunning tropical evergreen shrub native to Brazil with vibrant royal purple flowers and velvety foliage. It offers year-round blooms in warm climates and makes an excellent specimen or container plant.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Melastomataceae (Melastome family)

Key Meanings:

Royal BeautyEleganceTropical ParadiseExotic Charm+2 more
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Hakea laurina

Hakea laurina R.Br.

Pincushion Hakea is a striking Australian native shrub with unique globular red and cream pincushion-shaped flowers. Its architectural form and spectacular winter blooms make it a standout feature in Mediterranean and coastal gardens.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae (Protea family)

Key Meanings:

Unique BeautyAustralian HeritageResilienceWinter Joy+2 more
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Xerophyllum tenax

Xerophyllum tenax (Pursh) Nutt.

Beargrass is a striking North American native perennial with fountain-like grass-like foliage and spectacular creamy-white flower spikes. Its tough leaves have been used for centuries by Native Americans for basket weaving and other crafts.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Melanthiaceae (Corn lily family, formerly Liliaceae)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceNative HeritageFire RenewalWilderness Beauty+2 more
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Heliconia rostrata

Heliconia rostrata Ruiz & Pav.

Hanging Lobster Claw is one of the most spectacular tropical heliconias with pendulous inflorescences of bright red and yellow bracts. This dramatic plant is a favorite for tropical gardens and long-lasting exotic flower arrangements.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Heliconiaceae (Heliconia family)

Key Meanings:

Exotic BeautyTropical ParadiseNational PrideVibrant Life+2 more
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Costus woodsonii

Costus woodsonii Maas

Red Button Ginger is a compact tropical perennial with spiraling leaves and vibrant red cone-shaped inflorescences. Its unique edible orange flowers emerge from glossy red bracts, making it a standout in tropical gardens.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Costaceae (Spiral ginger family)

Key Meanings:

Tropical BeautyExotic CharmVitalityWarmth+2 more
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Rafflesia arnoldii

Rafflesia arnoldii R.Br.

Rafflesia arnoldii produces the largest individual flower on Earth, reaching over 3 feet in diameter. This rare parasitic plant has no leaves, stems, or roots and emits a rotting flesh odor to attract pollinating flies.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Rafflesiaceae (Rafflesia family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryRarityNatural WonderConservation+2 more
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Strongylodon macrobotrys

Strongylodon macrobotrys A.Gray

Jade Vine is a spectacular tropical climber with cascading clusters of luminous turquoise claw-shaped flowers. Endemic to the Philippines, this rare legume is one of the most stunning flowering vines in the world.

Type:

vine

Family:

Fabaceae (Pea family, Leguminosae)

Key Meanings:

Rare BeautyUniquenessPhilippine HeritageEndangered Wonder+2 more
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Echinops ritro

Echinops ritro L.

Globe Thistle is a striking architectural perennial with spherical steel-blue flower heads on silvery stems. Its spiky, thistle-like foliage and long-lasting blooms make it a favorite for sunny borders and pollinator gardens.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Aster family, Compositae)

Key Meanings:

IndependenceAusterityProtectionStrength+2 more
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Limonium sinuatum

Limonium sinuatum (L.) Mill.

Statice is a Mediterranean coastal plant beloved for its papery, everlasting flowers in vibrant colors. Perfect for both fresh and dried arrangements, it symbolizes remembrance and lasting beauty.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plumbaginaceae (Leadwort family)

Key Meanings:

RemembranceSuccessSympathyEverlasting Love+2 more
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Trollius europaeus

Trollius europaeus L.

European Globeflower is a charming wetland perennial with perfect spherical lemon-yellow flowers resembling giant buttercups. Native to cool mountain meadows, it brings bright spring color to moist garden spots.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

Mountain BeautyCool SerenityProtected NatureAlpine Purity+2 more
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Physostegia virginiana

Physostegia virginiana (L.) Benth.

Obedient Plant is a native North American perennial with snapdragon-like flowers on tall spikes. Its unique name comes from the flowers staying in place when moved by hand, creating an interactive garden feature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

ObedienceCooperationAdaptabilityLate Summer Beauty+2 more
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Aesculus hippocastanum

Aesculus hippocastanum L.

Horse Chestnut is a magnificent deciduous tree with spectacular candelabra-like white flower spikes in spring and glossy brown conkers in fall. This stately European native is beloved for its ornamental beauty despite its inedible nuts.

Type:

tree

Family:

Sapindaceae (Soapberry family, formerly Hippocastanaceae)

Key Meanings:

StrengthShelterProtectionChildhood Memories+2 more
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Ceiba speciosa

Ceiba speciosa (A.St.-Hil.) Ravenna (formerly Chorisia speciosa)

Silk Floss Tree is a spectacular South American deciduous tree with a spiny trunk and stunning hibiscus-like pink flowers. The silky seed floss and unique bottle-shaped trunk make it an unforgettable ornamental specimen.

Type:

tree

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family, formerly Bombacaceae)

Key Meanings:

Sacred TreeRefugeNatural WonderTropical Beauty+2 more
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Aleurites moluccanus

Aleurites moluccanus (L.) Willd.

Kukui is Hawaii's state tree, a tropical evergreen with silvery-green foliage, creamy white flowers, and oil-rich nuts historically used for illumination. This culturally significant tree embodies the heritage and practical wisdom of Pacific Island peoples.

Type:

tree

Family:

Euphorbiaceae (Spurge family)

Key Meanings:

EnlightenmentGuidanceLightCultural Heritage+3 more
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Couroupita guianensis

Couroupita guianensis Aubl.

Cannonball Tree is an extraordinary tropical tree with spectacular fragrant pink flowers growing directly on the trunk and massive spherical fruits resembling cannonballs. Sacred in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, it is one of the most unusual flowering trees in the world.

Type:

tree

Family:

Lecythidaceae (Brazil nut family)

Key Meanings:

Sacred TreeDivine PresenceSpiritual AwakeningNatural Wonder+2 more
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Bixa orellana

Bixa orellana L.

Annatto is a tropical shrub famous for its vibrant red seeds used as natural dye and spice for thousands of years. With charming pink flowers and spiny red seed pods, it is both ornamental and culturally significant worldwide.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Bixaceae (Bixa family)

Key Meanings:

Ancient HeritageNatural BeautyIndigenous WisdomCultural Identity+2 more
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Moringa oleifera

Moringa oleifera Lam.

Moringa is hailed as the miracle tree for its exceptional nutritional and medicinal value. Every part of this fast-growing tropical tree is edible and packed with vitamins, making it a crucial resource for combating malnutrition worldwide.

Type:

tree

Family:

Moringaceae (Moringa family)

Key Meanings:

LifeNourishmentHopeResilience+3 more
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Clianthus puniceus

Clianthus puniceus (G.Don) Sol. ex Lindl.

Kakabeak is a stunning New Zealand native with brilliant scarlet claw-shaped flowers resembling a kaka parrot's beak. This rare and endangered species is a treasured symbol of New Zealand's unique flora.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Fabaceae (Pea family, Leguminosae)

Key Meanings:

Endangered BeautyNational PrideConservationUniqueness+2 more
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Tabebuia rosea

Tabebuia rosea (Bertol.) Bertero ex A.DC. (syn. Handroanthus roseus)

Pink Trumpet Tree is a spectacular tropical flowering tree that bursts into clouds of pink trumpet-shaped flowers when leafless. The national tree of El Salvador, it is one of the most beautiful flowering trees in the tropics.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet-creeper family)

Key Meanings:

National PrideSeasonal BeautyTransformationHope+2 more
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Grevillea robusta

Grevillea robusta A.Cunn. ex R.Br.

Silky Oak is a spectacular Australian native tree with fern-like foliage and brilliant golden-orange flowers that drip nectar. Despite its common name, it is unrelated to true oaks and belongs to the ancient Proteaceae family.

Type:

tree

Family:

Proteaceae (Protea family)

Key Meanings:

Australian HeritageAbundanceNatural BountyAncient Lineage+2 more
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Hymenocallis littoralis

Hymenocallis littoralis (Jacq.) Salisb.

Beach Spider Lily is a stunning bulbous perennial with exotic white spider-like flowers and intense vanilla fragrance. Native to coastal Latin America, it thrives in seaside gardens and tropical landscapes worldwide.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Amaryllidaceae (Amaryllis family)

Key Meanings:

Coastal BeautyTropical ParadiseExotic EleganceNight Mystery+2 more
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Barringtonia racemosa

Barringtonia racemosa (L.) Spreng.

Fish Poison Tree is a spectacular tropical tree with large powder-puff flowers that bloom at night and fall by morning. Native to Indo-Pacific coasts and swamps, it has been traditionally used for fishing and holds cultural significance across the region.

Type:

tree

Family:

Lecythidaceae (Brazil nut family)

Key Meanings:

Traditional WisdomCoastal HeritageNight BeautyResourcefulness+2 more
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Ceratonia siliqua

Ceratonia siliqua L.

Carob is an ancient Mediterranean tree producing sweet edible pods used for millennia as food and medicine. The remarkably uniform seeds were historically used as the original carat weight for gemstones, and the nutritious pods remain a chocolate alternative today.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Pea family, Leguminosae)

Key Meanings:

Ancient WisdomSustenanceBiblical HeritageEndurance+2 more
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Ochna serrulata

Ochna serrulata (Hochst.) Walp.

Mickey Mouse Plant is a charming South African shrub with bright yellow flowers followed by distinctive red and black fruits that resemble Mickey Mouse faces. This whimsical appearance makes it a beloved ornamental despite its invasive potential.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Ochnaceae (Ochna family)

Key Meanings:

WhimsyChildhood JoyPlayfulnessSurprise+2 more
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Plumeria Obtusa

Plumeria obtusa L.

Plumeria obtusa is a tropical flowering tree known for its fragrant white flowers with yellow centers. Native to the Caribbean, it is widely cultivated for ornamental use and lei-making.

Type:

tree

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

New beginningsSpringCreationBirth+2 more
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Hibiscus Mutabilis

Hibiscus mutabilis L.

Hibiscus mutabilis is a remarkable flowering shrub famous for its color-changing blooms that open white in the morning and turn pink to deep red by evening. Native to China, it has been cultivated for nearly 3000 years.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

TransformationBeautyChangeFleeting beauty+2 more
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Hibiscus Syriacus

Hibiscus syriacus L.

Hibiscus syriacus is a hardy deciduous flowering shrub beloved for its profuse late-summer blooms. Despite its name, it is native to China and Korea, not Syria, and has been cultivated for centuries.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

Consumed by loveDelicate beautyPersuasionImmortality+2 more
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Durian Flower

Durio zibethinus Murray

The durian flower is a large, cream-colored blossom that blooms at night on the iconic durian tree. These bat-pollinated flowers produce one of the world's most famous tropical fruits, known as the "King of Fruits."

Type:

tree

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family, formerly Bombacaceae)

Key Meanings:

RoyaltyLuxuryAbundanceUniqueness+2 more
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Sapodilla Flower

Manilkara zapota (L.) P. Royen

The sapodilla flower is a small, bell-shaped, cream-colored blossom that appears year-round on the sapodilla tree. These fragrant flowers produce sweet brown fruits and were historically important for chicle, the original chewing gum base.

Type:

tree

Family:

Sapotaceae (Sapodilla family)

Key Meanings:

SweetnessHidden treasuresPatienceReward+2 more
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Cherimoya Flower

Annona cherimola Mill.

Cherimoya flowers are small, fragrant, greenish-yellow blooms with a protogynous dichogamous flowering habit. These unique flowers require hand pollination and produce the highly prized cherimoya fruit, often called "the most delicious fruit known to man."

Type:

tree

Family:

Annonaceae (Custard Apple family)

Key Meanings:

RefinementExquisite tasteHidden treasurePatience+2 more
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Passiflora Alata

Passiflora alata Dryand.

Passiflora alata is a spectacular passion flower with fragrant, large crimson and purple-striped blooms. Native to the Amazon, it produces sweet, highly prized edible fruits and features unique four-winged stems.

Type:

vine

Family:

Passifloraceae (Passion Flower family)

Key Meanings:

PassionFaithSpiritualitySuffering and resurrection+2 more
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Sugar Apple Flower

Annona squamosa L.

Sugar apple flowers are small, fragrant, greenish-yellow blooms with protogynous flowering (female parts mature before male). These specialized flowers require pollination by nitidulid beetles and produce the beloved sweet, custard-like fruit.

Type:

tree

Family:

Annonaceae (Custard Apple family)

Key Meanings:

SweetnessTropical abundanceNourishmentHidden treasure+2 more
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Cacao Flower

Theobroma cacao L.

Cacao flowers are tiny, fragrant, pinkish-white blooms that grow directly on the trunk and branches (cauliflorous). These delicate flowers are pollinated by midges and produce the pods containing cocoa beans, the source of chocolate.

Type:

tree

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family, formerly Bombacaceae)

Key Meanings:

Divine giftLuxuryPleasureWealth+2 more
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Coffee Flower

Coffea arabica L.

Coffee flowers are small, fragrant, star-shaped white blooms with a sweet jasmine-like scent. These delicate flowers grow in clusters and produce the cherries containing coffee beans, one of the world's most beloved beverages.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rubiaceae (Coffee family)

Key Meanings:

EnergyAlertnessSocial connectionIntellectual pursuit+2 more
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Bitter Orange Flower

Citrus × aurantium L.

Bitter orange flowers are intensely fragrant, white, star-shaped blooms with 5 petals. These blossoms produce the highly prized Neroli essential oil and orange flower water used in perfumery, aromatherapy, and cuisine.

Type:

tree

Family:

Rutaceae (Citrus family)

Key Meanings:

PurityInnocenceEternal loveFertility+2 more
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Lemon Flower

Citrus × limon (L.) Osbeck

Lemon flowers are star-shaped, white blooms with purple-tinged undersides and an intensely sweet, citrus fragrance. These beautiful flowers produce the beloved lemon fruit and bloom intermittently year-round in warm climates.

Type:

tree

Family:

Rutaceae (Citrus family)

Key Meanings:

FreshnessPurificationClarityZest for life+2 more
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Sweet Orange Flower

Citrus × sinensis (L.) Osbeck

Sweet orange flowers are highly fragrant, white, waxy blooms that are the state flower of Florida. These beautiful blossoms produce the world's most popular citrus fruit and have been symbols of good fortune and fertility for centuries.

Type:

tree

Family:

Rutaceae (Citrus family)

Key Meanings:

Good fortuneFertilityProsperityEternal love+2 more
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Natal Plum Flower

Carissa macrocarpa (Eckl.) A.DC.

Natal plum flowers are fragrant, star-shaped, white blooms with five waxy petals and a jasmine-like scent that intensifies at night. These beautiful flowers produce edible red fruits and bloom continuously throughout the year in warm climates.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionResilienceCoastal beautySweetness after hardship+2 more
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Oleander Flower

Nerium oleander L. (syn. Nerium indicum Mill.)

Oleander flowers are showy, five-petaled blooms in clusters that come in white, pink, red, yellow, and purple. These Mediterranean beauties are heat and drought-tolerant but highly toxic, symbolizing both beauty and danger.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

CautionDestinyBeauty and dangerWarning+3 more
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Crape Jasmine

Tabernaemontana divaricata (L.) R.Br. ex Roem. & Schult.

Crape jasmine is an evergreen shrub with waxy white, pinwheel-shaped flowers that are extremely fragrant at night. Native to South and Southeast Asia, it blooms year-round and is valued for its sweet jasmine-like scent and ornamental beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

PurityNight beautySweet dreamsDevotion+2 more
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Plumbago Auriculata

Plumbago auriculata Lam.

Plumbago auriculata is a sprawling evergreen shrub with clusters of sky-blue phlox-like flowers that bloom profusely from spring through fall. Native to South Africa, it is drought-tolerant and attracts butterflies while adding cool blue tones to warm-climate gardens.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Plumbaginaceae (Leadwort family)

Key Meanings:

TranquilitySerenityHopeHealing+2 more
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Peregrina Flower

Jatropha integerrima Jacq.

Peregrina is a tropical evergreen shrub with brilliant red star-shaped flowers that bloom year-round in warm climates. Native to Cuba and the West Indies, it attracts hummingbirds and butterflies while providing vibrant color with minimal care.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Euphorbiaceae (Spurge family)

Key Meanings:

PassionEnergyVitalityTropical exuberance+2 more
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Banksia Serrata

Banksia serrata L.f.

Banksia serrata is a striking Australian native tree or shrub known for its large yellow flower spikes, serrated leaves, and gnarled grey bark. A symbol of resilience and ancient Australian landscapes.

Type:

tree

Family:

Proteaceae

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAncient wisdomEnduranceConnection to country+1 more
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Leucospermum Cordifolium

Leucospermum cordifolium (Salisb. ex Knight) Fourc.

Leucospermum cordifolium, the pincushion protea, is a spectacular South African shrub with globe-shaped flower heads of protruding pin-like styles in bold shades of orange, red, and yellow. A symbol of transformation and exotic beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae

Key Meanings:

TransformationDiversityUnique beautyStrength+1 more
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Leucadendron Salignum

Leucadendron salignum P.J.Bergius

Leucadendron salignum is South Africa's most widespread Proteaceae species, an evergreen shrub with brightly coloured bracts surrounding its flower heads in shades of yellow, orange, and red. A resilient symbol of the fynbos.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae

Key Meanings:

ResilienceRenewalAdaptabilityDiversity+1 more
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Isopogon Anemonifolius

Isopogon anemonifolius (Salisb.) Knight

Isopogon anemonifolius is a long-lived Australian native shrub with distinctive globular yellow flower heads and divided flat leaves. Known as broad-leaved drumsticks, it is a tough and rewarding garden plant from the Proteaceae family.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae

Key Meanings:

LongevityEnduranceResilienceHidden strength+1 more
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Dryandra Formosa

Banksia formosa (R.Br.) A.R.Mast & K.R.Thiele (syn. Dryandra formosa R.Br.)

Dryandra formosa, now classified as Banksia formosa, is one of the most spectacular of Australia's native shrubs, bearing large, golden-orange flower heads with a metallic sheen. Endemic to south-west Western Australia, it is prized in gardens for its bold beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae

Key Meanings:

BeautyBold confidenceNatural magnificenceResilience+1 more
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Verticordia Grandis

Verticordia grandis J.Drumm.

Verticordia grandis, the scarlet featherflower, is one of the most spectacular of all Australian native shrubs, bearing large, vivid scarlet fringed flowers with a feathery, intricate texture. Endemic to south-west Western Australia, it has captivated botanists and gardeners alike for over 170 years.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae

Key Meanings:

PassionHeartfelt admirationRare beautyBoldness+1 more
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Anigozanthos Manglesii

Anigozanthos manglesii D.Don

Anigozanthos manglesii, the red and green kangaroo paw, is the floral emblem of Western Australia. Its striking tubular flowers, covered in vivid red and green velvet-like hairs, are one of Australia's most distinctive and beloved wildflowers.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Haemodoraceae

Key Meanings:

PrideUniquenessFreedomStrength+2 more
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Boronia Megastigma

Boronia megastigma Bartl.

Boronia megastigma, the brown boronia, is one of Australia's most intensely fragrant native plants. Its small cup-shaped flowers are a rich dark brown-purple on the outside and bright yellow inside, and the plant is prized in perfumery, floristry, and gardens worldwide for its extraordinary scent.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rutaceae

Key Meanings:

GratitudeHidden treasureAppreciation of rare beautyThe sensory richness of the Australian bush+1 more
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Crowea Exalata

Crowea exalata F.Muell.

Crowea exalata is a delightful, free-flowering Australian native shrub that bears masses of star-shaped pink flowers during autumn and winter, a time when few other plants are in bloom. Hardy, compact, and easy to grow, it is one of the most rewarding native plants for Australian gardens.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rutaceae

Key Meanings:

CheerfulnessResilience through difficult timesHopeWarmth in winter+2 more
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Philotheca Myoporoides

Philotheca myoporoides (DC.) Bayly

Philotheca myoporoides, the long-leaf waxflower, is a robust and adaptable Australian native shrub that produces masses of delicate white starry flowers over a long season. Hardy, dense, and low-maintenance, it is one of the most reliable and versatile native plants available for Australian and international gardens.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rutaceae

Key Meanings:

PurityDelicate strengthConstancyUnderstated elegance+2 more
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Pimelea Ferruginea

Pimelea ferruginea Labill.

Pimelea ferruginea, the pink rice flower, is one of Western Australia's most beloved coastal natives, producing dense, rounded clusters of vivid pink tubular flowers against glossy dark green foliage. Hardy, compact, and free-flowering, it is prized in gardens worldwide and in the cut flower industry.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Thymelaeaceae

Key Meanings:

Gentle loveWarmthCoastal beautyDelicate strength+1 more
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Thryptomene Saxicola

Thryptomene saxicola (A.Cunn. ex Hook.) Schauer

Thryptomene saxicola, the rock thryptomene, is a graceful and resilient Australian native shrub with arching or pendulous branches smothered in tiny pale pink flowers for most of the year. Hardy, adaptable, and wonderfully fragrant, it is one of the most rewarding and versatile native plants in Australian horticulture.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae

Key Meanings:

GraceGentle perseveranceDelicate abundanceYear-round faithfulness+1 more
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Calothamnus Quadrifidus

Calothamnus quadrifidus R.Br.

Calothamnus quadrifidus, the one-sided bottlebrush, is a tough, versatile Western Australian native shrub bearing dramatic clusters of deep red claw-like flowers arranged uniquely along only one side of each stem. Hardy, bird-attracting, and visually striking, it is one of the best-known and most widely grown members of its genus.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae

Key Meanings:

Bold uniquenessUnconventional beautyStrengthGenerosity+1 more
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Melaleuca Citrina

Melaleuca citrina (Curtis) Dum.Cours. (syn. Callistemon citrinus (Curtis) Skeels)

Melaleuca citrina, the crimson bottlebrush, is one of Australia's most beloved and internationally recognised native plants. Its brilliant, cylindrical spikes of vivid red flowers bloom intermittently throughout the year, and its lemon-scented foliage makes it a standout specimen for gardens, screens, and wildlife planting worldwide.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae

Key Meanings:

VitalityAbundanceResilienceGenerous spirit+2 more
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Kunzea Baxteri

Kunzea baxteri (Klotzsch) Schauer

Kunzea baxteri, the scarlet kunzea, is a spectacular Western Australian native shrub producing large, profuse, bottlebrush-like clusters of vivid crimson flowers over a long winter-to-spring season. A striking bird-attracting garden plant with bold visual impact, it is regarded as one of the showiest of all kunzeas in cultivation.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae

Key Meanings:

Bold vitalityGenerous spiritNatural magnificenceAbundance+1 more
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Calytrix Tetragona

Calytrix tetragona Labill.

Calytrix tetragona, the common fringe myrtle, is Australia's most widespread member of the Calytrix genus, a heath-like shrub that produces masses of starry white or pink five-petalled flowers with distinctive fringed, awned calyces. Hardy, aromatic, and charming, it is found across every state and territory of Australia.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae

Key Meanings:

Delicate beautyUniversal spiritNatural adaptabilityStar-like hope+1 more
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Eremophila Maculata

Eremophila maculata (Ker Gawl.) F.Muell.

Eremophila maculata, the spotted emu bush, is the most widespread and most frequently cultivated species in the large Australian genus Eremophila. A tough, free-flowering shrub from inland Australia, it produces abundant tubular flowers in an extraordinary range of colours and blooms most prolifically through winter and spring, exactly when gardens need colour most.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Scrophulariaceae

Key Meanings:

Desert resilienceQuiet enduranceInner warmthUnexpected beauty+1 more
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Hibbertia Scandens

Hibbertia scandens (Willd.) Dryand.

Hibbertia scandens, the snake vine or climbing guinea flower, is a vigorous and adaptable Australian native climber bearing large, golden-yellow flowers with more than thirty stamens over a long spring to summer season. Hardy, salt-tolerant, and spectacularly floriferous, it holds the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.

Type:

vine

Family:

Dilleniaceae

Key Meanings:

Radiant joyExuberanceSunny optimismNatural generosity+2 more
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Goodenia Ovata

Goodenia ovata Sm.

Goodenia ovata, the hop goodenia, is a cheerful, fast-growing Australian native shrub or groundcover bearing bright golden-yellow flowers for most of the year from spring through to autumn. Adaptable, low-maintenance, and excellent for wildlife, it is one of the easiest and most rewarding native plants for Australian gardens of all sizes.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Goodeniaceae

Key Meanings:

CheerfulnessSunny dispositionAdaptabilityGenerous spirit+2 more
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Conospermum Stoechadis

Conospermum stoechadis Endl.

Conospermum stoechadis, the common smokebush, is a distinctive and elegant Western Australian native shrub bearing wispy spikes of woolly white flowers that create a cloud-like or smoky effect from a distance. A member of the Proteaceae family with a remarkable pollination mechanism, it is a prized cut flower and garden specimen.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae

Key Meanings:

Ethereal beautyMysteryTransiencePeaceful serenity+2 more
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Grevillea Juniperina

Grevillea juniperina R.Br.

Grevillea juniperina, the juniper grevillea, is a highly variable and widely cultivated Australian native shrub bearing spider-like flower clusters in red, orange, yellow, pink, or apricot against fine juniper-like leaves. Hardy, adaptable, and prolific in nectar production, it is a parent of many of Australia's most popular garden grevillea hybrids.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae

Key Meanings:

AdaptabilityTenacityGenerous spiritEcological generosity+1 more
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Grevillea Banksii

Grevillea banksii R.Br.

Grevillea banksii, the red silky oak, is one of the most widely cultivated grevilleas in the world, a spectacular Queensland-endemic shrub or small tree bearing large cylindrical flower spikes in rich crimson red or creamy white year-round. A parent of iconic garden hybrids including "Robyn Gordon" and "Superb," it is among Australia's most globally recognised native plants.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae

Key Meanings:

Bold magnificenceGenerous abundanceNatural grandeurEnduring vitality+1 more
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Hardenbergia Violacea

Hardenbergia violacea (Schneev.) Stearn

Hardenbergia violacea, the purple coral pea, is one of Australia's most beloved and widely cultivated native climbers, producing cascading racemes of vivid purple, pink, or white pea flowers in late winter and spring. The official floral emblem of the Australian Capital Territory, it is a nitrogen-fixing, low-maintenance, and spectacularly colourful vine for gardens worldwide.

Type:

vine

Family:

Fabaceae

Key Meanings:

ResilienceGraceful strengthFaithful lovePerseverance through adversity+2 more
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Kennedia Rubicunda

Kennedia rubicunda (Schneev.) Vent.

Kennedia rubicunda, the dusky coral pea, is a vigorous and hardy Australian native climbing or sprawling vine bearing large, striking deep red to dusky-crimson pea flowers in spring. Bold, bird-attracting, and extremely adaptable, it is one of the most robust of Australia's native legume vines and one of the earliest Australian plants to enter cultivation in England.

Type:

vine

Family:

Fabaceae

Key Meanings:

Bold passionDetermined strengthVigorous growthDeep and enduring love+1 more
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Pandorea Jasminoides

Pandorea jasminoides (Lindl.) K.Schum.

Pandorea jasminoides, the bower of beauty, is one of Australia's most spectacular native climbers, draping fences, pergolas, and trellises in masses of elegant trumpet-shaped flowers in white or pink with a deep crimson throat. A recipient of the RHS Award of Garden Merit, it is both a rainforest gem and one of the most rewarding ornamental vines available to Australian and international gardeners.

Type:

vine

Family:

Bignoniaceae

Key Meanings:

Romantic beautyOverflowing abundanceMystery and eleganceHidden depths+2 more
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Westringia Fruticosa

Westringia fruticosa

Westringia fruticosa is a tough, evergreen Australian native shrub beloved for its fine grey-green foliage and year-round small white to pale lilac flowers. It symbolizes resilience, adaptability, and enduring beauty in the language of flowers.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceAdaptabilityEnduring BeautyTenacity+1 more
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Prostanthera Rotundifolia

Prostanthera rotundifolia

Prostanthera rotundifolia is an aromatic Australian native shrub prized for its spectacular spring display of purple to mauve flowers and highly fragrant foliage. It symbolizes vitality, healing, and the refreshing power of nature.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

VitalityHealingRefreshmentNatural Abundance+1 more
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Leptospermum Scoparium

Leptospermum scoparium

Leptospermum scoparium, known as Manuka or New Zealand Tea Tree, is an evergreen shrub celebrated for its delicate white to pink flowers, aromatic foliage, and remarkable medicinal honey. It symbolizes resilience, healing, and the enduring spirit of the land.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae (Myrtle family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceHealingPurificationEndurance+2 more
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Callistemon Rigidus

Callistemon rigidus

Callistemon rigidus is a striking Australian native evergreen shrub distinguished by its upright form and brilliant deep red cylindrical flower spikes that resemble a bottlebrush. It symbolizes vitality, energy, and an attraction to beauty.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae (Myrtle family)

Key Meanings:

VitalityEnergyAttractionGenerosity+2 more
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Corymbia Ficifolia

Corymbia ficifolia

Corymbia ficifolia, the Red Flowering Gum, is one of the most spectacular and widely planted ornamental trees in the eucalyptus family. Its abundant summer clusters of brilliant red, orange, or pink flowers symbolize passion, vitality, and the bold beauty of the Australian landscape.

Type:

tree

Family:

Myrtaceae (Myrtle family)

Key Meanings:

PassionVitalityBoldnessNatural Abundance+2 more
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Eucalyptus Caesia

Eucalyptus caesia

Eucalyptus caesia, widely known as Silver Princess or Gungurru, is a stunning ornamental mallee tree endemic to the granite outcrops of the Western Australian Wheatbelt. It is celebrated for its graceful weeping form, large pink to red flowers with contrasting yellow stamens, and silvery white waxy coating on branches, buds, and gumnuts. It symbolizes grace, elegance, and resilience in the Australian native garden tradition.

Type:

tree

Family:

Myrtaceae (Myrtle family)

Key Meanings:

GraceEleganceResilienceQuiet Royalty+2 more
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Eucalyptus Macrocarpa

Eucalyptus macrocarpa

Eucalyptus macrocarpa, known as Mottlecah or the Rose of the West, is one of the most spectacular flowering plants in the eucalyptus family. Endemic to south-western Western Australia, it produces the largest flowers of any eucalyptus species, reaching up to 10 cm across, set against stunning silvery-grey foliage. It symbolizes bold magnificence, extraordinary beauty, and the dramatic power of the Australian landscape.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Myrtaceae (Myrtle family)

Key Meanings:

Extraordinary BeautyBold MagnificenceDramatic PresenceAbundance+1 more
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Xanthorrhoea Preissii

Xanthorrhoea preissii

Xanthorrhoea preissii, known as Balga in the Noongar language of south-western Australia, is one of the most iconic and ancient plants of the Australian landscape. A slow-growing perennial monocot with a distinctive crown of long, needle-like leaves atop a blackened, fire-resistant trunk, it produces a dramatic tall white flowering spike and holds deep cultural significance for Aboriginal Australians. It symbolizes longevity, resilience, ancient wisdom, and the living connection between people and the land.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asphodelaceae (subfamily Xanthorrhoeoideae)

Key Meanings:

LongevityAncient WisdomResilienceConnection to Country+2 more
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Stylidium Graminifolium

Stylidium graminifolium

Stylidium graminifolium, the Grass Triggerplant, is a remarkable Australian native perennial herb best known for its extraordinary "trigger" pollination mechanism, in which a touch-sensitive floral column snaps forward to deposit pollen on visiting insects. Its slender pink flower spikes rise from tufts of grass-like leaves and provide a delicate seasonal display. It symbolizes ingenuity, surprise, and the elegant complexity of nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Stylidiaceae (Triggerplant family)

Key Meanings:

IngenuitySurprisePrecisionHidden Complexity+2 more
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Drosera Binata

Drosera binata

Drosera binata, the Forked Sundew, is a large, perennial carnivorous plant native to the bogs and wetlands of south-eastern Australia and New Zealand. Unlike most sundews it produces extraordinary, dichotomously forked leaves rather than rosettes, and bears elegant white flowers on tall red scapes above the glistening, insect-trapping foliage. It symbolizes hidden strength, remarkable adaptation, and the beautiful strangeness of nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Droseraceae (Sundew family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden StrengthRemarkable AdaptationBeautiful StrangenessSelf-Sufficiency+2 more
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Byblis Gigantea

Byblis gigantea

Byblis gigantea is a critically endangered perennial carnivorous plant endemic to the sandy wetlands of south-western Western Australia. Known as the Rainbow Plant for the prismatic shimmer of its glandular leaves in sunlight, it produces beautiful purple-pink flowers and is one of the most visually striking members of its unique monotypic family. It symbolizes elusive beauty, perseverance, and the wonder found in the most fragile corners of the natural world.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Byblidaceae (Rainbow Plant family)

Key Meanings:

Elusive BeautyPerseveranceFragile WonderHidden Radiance+2 more
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Cephalotus Follicularis

Cephalotus follicularis

Cephalotus follicularis is a small, extraordinary carnivorous plant and the sole member of its family and genus, endemic to peaty coastal swamps near Albany, Western Australia. It produces both flat, photosynthetic leaves and highly ornamental pitcher-shaped traps with toothed peristomes. Its delicate white flowers rise on a tall scape well above the carnivorous pitchers. It symbolizes resourcefulness, self-sufficiency, and the remarkable power of biological ingenuity.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Cephalotaceae (Albany Pitcher Plant family; monotypic)

Key Meanings:

ResourcefulnessSelf-SufficiencyBiological IngenuityHidden Complexity+2 more
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Adenanthos Sericeus

Adenanthos sericeus

Adenanthos sericeus, the Woolly Bush, is a visually distinctive and beloved Australian native shrub prized primarily for its extraordinarily soft, silky, silver-green needle-like foliage. Small bright red tubular flowers are produced through spring and summer, nestled within the fluffy foliage and attracting nectar-feeding birds throughout the year. It symbolizes softness, warmth, gentle beauty, and the subtle generosity of nature.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Proteaceae (Protea family)

Key Meanings:

SoftnessWarmthGentle BeautyQuiet Generosity+2 more
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Macrozamia Communis

Macrozamia communis

Macrozamia communis, the Burrawang, is a striking and ancient Australian cycad native to the forests and coastal ranges of New South Wales. A living fossil largely unchanged for millions of years, it bears a magnificent crown of dark green, palm-like fronds and produces large, ornamental cones containing vivid red and yellow seeds. The Burrawang has profound significance in Dharuk, Cadigal, and other Aboriginal traditions along the NSW coast and symbolizes ancient time, deep cultural memory, and enduring ecological resilience.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Zamiaceae (Cycad family)

Key Meanings:

Ancient TimeDeep Cultural MemoryEcological ResilienceLiving History+2 more
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Cycas Revoluta

Cycas revoluta

Cycas revoluta, the Sago Palm or King Sago, is one of the oldest and most recognisable ornamental plants in the world. A gymnosperm cycad rather than a true palm, it has survived virtually unchanged for over 200 million years and produces a magnificent symmetrical crown of glossy, dark green feather-like fronds on a rugged, shaggy trunk. Male and female plants bear large, ornamental golden cones rather than flowers. It symbolizes longevity, unchanging resilience, and the timeless dignity of nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Cycadaceae (Cycad family)

Key Meanings:

LongevityUnchanging ResilienceTimeless DignityStrength Through Stillness+2 more
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Doryanthes Excelsa

Doryanthes excelsa

Doryanthes excelsa, the Gymea Lily, is one of Australia's most dramatic and awe-inspiring native plants, endemic to the coastal sandstone regions of New South Wales near Sydney. From a massive rosette of sword-like leaves it sends up a flowering spike that can reach 6 metres tall, crowned by a globe of brilliant red trumpet flowers. It carries profound significance in Eora and Dharawal tradition and symbolizes aspiration, courage, and the breathtaking ambition of nature itself.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Doryanthaceae (Gymea Lily family; one of only two species in the family)

Key Meanings:

AspirationCourageSoaring AmbitionAbundance+3 more
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Doryanthes Palmeri

Doryanthes palmeri

Doryanthes palmeri, the Giant Spear Lily, is the rarer and lesser-known of Australia's two Doryanthes species. Endemic to volcanic rainforest margins of north-east New South Wales and south-east Queensland, it forms enormous rosettes of ribbed sword-like leaves and produces a drooping flower spike up to 5 metres tall carrying a spectacular elongated raceme of deep red flowers. Listed as Vulnerable, it symbolizes rare splendour, patient endurance, and the extraordinary scale of nature.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Doryanthaceae (Gymea Lily family; one of only two species in the family)

Key Meanings:

Rare SplendourPatient EnduranceOnce-in-a-Lifetime MagnificenceDramatic Presence+2 more
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Tacca Leontopetaloides

Tacca leontopetaloides

Tacca leontopetaloides, the Polynesian Arrowroot or Pia, is a remarkable tuberous perennial widely distributed across tropical Africa, South Asia, South-east Asia, northern Australia, and the Pacific Islands. Carried by Polynesian voyagers across the Pacific as a "canoe plant," it produces striking greenish-purple flowers with long trailing whisker-like bracts and was one of the most important starch crops in Pacific Island culture. It symbolizes journeys, cultural continuity, and the nourishing power of deep ancestral knowledge.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Dioscoreaceae (Yam family)

Key Meanings:

Journeys and VoyagingCultural ContinuityNourishing Ancestral KnowledgeResourcefulness+2 more
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Cordyline Fruticosa

Cordyline fruticosa

Cordyline fruticosa, the Ti plant or Ki, is one of the most culturally significant plants in the Pacific and South-east Asia. Carried by Austronesian voyagers as a sacred canoe plant across the breadth of the Pacific Ocean, it is revered for its extraordinary spiritual power and practical versatility across dozens of cultures. It produces fragrant panicles of small flowers and is prized for its strikingly coloured foliage. It symbolizes protection, good fortune, spiritual power, and the enduring strength of community and ancestry.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionGood FortuneSpiritual PowerAncestral Connection+3 more
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Aquilegia Canadensis

Aquilegia canadensis

Aquilegia canadensis is a native North American wildflower beloved for its nodding red and yellow spurred blooms. It symbolizes love, courage, and resilience, and is a vital nectar source for hummingbirds and pollinators.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

LoveCourageResilienceDetermination+1 more
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Aquilegia Vulgaris

Aquilegia vulgaris

Aquilegia vulgaris is the classic European columbine, a clump-forming perennial cherished in cottage gardens for centuries. Its hooded, spurred blooms in shades of blue, purple, pink, and white symbolize wisdom, folly, and enduring love.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

WisdomFollyEnduring loveResilience+1 more
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Centaurea Montana

Centaurea montana

Centaurea montana is a striking perennial cornflower native to European mountain meadows. Its bold, fringed blue blooms with reddish-purple centers symbolize delicacy, happiness, and good luck, and it is a magnet for bees and butterflies.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

DelicacyHappinessGood luckCelibacy+2 more
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Centaurea Cyanus

Centaurea cyanus

Centaurea cyanus, the classic cornflower, is a beloved annual wildflower native to Europe. Its vivid blue blooms carry deep cultural and national significance across many countries and symbolize hope, love, and good fortune.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

HopeLoveGood fortuneFaithfulness+2 more
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Helianthemum Nummularium

Helianthemum nummularium

Helianthemum nummularium is a low-growing evergreen shrublet native to European chalk grasslands and rocky slopes. Its cheerful, rose-like blooms in yellow, pink, orange, and white symbolize the sun, warmth, and resilience in harsh conditions.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Cistaceae (Rock Rose family)

Key Meanings:

WarmthResilienceJoyPositivity+2 more
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Limnanthes Douglasii

Limnanthes douglasii

Limnanthes douglasii is a cheerful, low-growing annual wildflower native to California and Oregon, beloved for its bright yellow and white blooms that resemble poached eggs. It symbolizes simplicity, warmth, and harmony with nature, and is an outstanding pollinator plant.

Type:

annual

Family:

Limnanthaceae (Meadowfoam family)

Key Meanings:

SimplicityCheerfulnessWarmthHarmony with nature+1 more
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Leontopodium Nivale

Leontopodium nivale

Leontopodium nivale, commonly known as edelweiss, is an iconic alpine wildflower native to the high mountain ranges of Europe. Covered in soft white wool, it symbolizes purity, courage, devotion, and rugged alpine beauty, and holds deep national significance across Austria, Switzerland, and beyond.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

PurityCourageDevotionNoble love+2 more
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Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis is a spectacular tropical shrub native to Asia, prized for its enormous, brilliantly colored blooms that last just a single day. It symbolizes beauty, femininity, and power, and holds the status of national flower across several countries.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

BeautyFemininityPowerDelicate glory+2 more
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Hibiscus Trionum

Hibiscus trionum

Hibiscus trionum is a delicate annual or short-lived perennial from the mallow family, known for its ethereally beautiful cream and deep purple blooms that open for only a few hours each day. It symbolizes fleeting beauty, the preciousness of the present moment, and gentle grace.

Type:

annual

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

Fleeting beautyThe preciousness of the present momentGentle graceDelicacy+1 more
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Mirabilis Jalapa

Mirabilis jalapa

Mirabilis jalapa is a beloved old-fashioned garden plant from tropical South America, famous for its intensely fragrant, trumpet-shaped blooms that open in the late afternoon and last through the night. It symbolizes wonder, timelessness, and the magic of twilight, and can display multiple colors simultaneously on the same plant.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Nyctaginaceae (Four O'Clock family)

Key Meanings:

WonderTimelessnessMysteryTwilight magic+2 more
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Tagetes Erecta

Tagetes erecta

Tagetes erecta is a bold, sun-loving annual native to Mexico and Guatemala, treasured across the world for its large, densely petalled blooms in vivid shades of gold, yellow, and orange. It symbolizes warmth, courage, remembrance, and the sun, and plays a central role in Dia de los Muertos celebrations and Hindu worship.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

WarmthCourageRemembranceSolar energy+3 more
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Tagetes Patula

Tagetes patula

Tagetes patula, the French marigold, is a compact, free-flowering annual native to Mexico and Guatemala, beloved for its cheerful bicolored blooms in combinations of yellow, orange, red, and mahogany. It symbolizes warmth, happiness, and good luck, and is one of the most widely grown bedding plants in the world.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

HappinessWarmthGood luckCreativity+2 more
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Cosmos Bipinnatus

Cosmos bipinnatus

Cosmos bipinnatus is an airy, graceful annual from Mexico and tropical America, beloved for its delicate, daisy-like blooms in shades of pink, white, magenta, and crimson floating on feathery foliage. It symbolizes order, beauty, harmony, and innocence, and is one of the easiest and most rewarding flowers to grow from seed.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

OrderHarmonyBeautyInnocence+3 more
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Cosmos Sulphureus

Cosmos sulphureus

Cosmos sulphureus is a vibrant, heat-loving annual from Mexico and Central America, celebrated for its vivid semi-double blooms in glowing shades of yellow, orange, and red. It symbolizes energy, enthusiasm, and solar vitality, and thrives in hot, dry conditions where other flowers struggle.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

EnergyEnthusiasmSolar vitalityWarmth+2 more
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Ricinus Communis

Ricinus communis

Ricinus communis is a striking, fast-growing tropical shrub from northeast Africa and western Asia, grown worldwide for its dramatic large-lobed leaves and ornamental flower and seed spikes. While its flowers are modest, the plant as a whole symbolizes power, protection, and the duality of nature, holding both great healing and extreme toxicity in the same seed.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Euphorbiaceae (Spurge family)

Key Meanings:

PowerProtectionDuality of natureTransformation+2 more
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Nigella Sativa

Nigella sativa

Nigella sativa is a delicate annual herb from southwest Asia and the Mediterranean, bearing softly beautiful blue-tinged white flowers nestled in feathery foliage. It symbolizes faith, healing, and the mystery of ancient wisdom, and its aromatic black seeds have been prized as a spice and medicine for over three thousand years.

Type:

annual

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

FaithHealingAncient wisdomMystery+2 more
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Heliopsis Helianthoides

Heliopsis helianthoides

Heliopsis helianthoides is a bold, long-blooming native North American perennial wildflower celebrated for its rich golden-yellow, sunflower-like blooms. It symbolizes solar vitality, resilience, and natural abundance, and is an outstanding plant for wildlife gardens and long-season border color.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

Solar vitalityResilienceNatural abundanceWarmth+2 more
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Helichrysum Italicum

Helichrysum italicum

Helichrysum italicum is a compact, aromatic, evergreen Mediterranean sub-shrub treasured for its intensely curry-scented silver foliage and clusters of small, vivid yellow everlasting flowers. It symbolizes immortality, memory, and the endurance of beauty, and its essential oil is prized in natural skincare.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

ImmortalityMemoryEndurance of beautyEverlasting life+2 more
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Helichrysum Bracteatum

Helichrysum bracteatum (syn. Xerochrysum bracteatum)

Helichrysum bracteatum, now correctly known as Xerochrysum bracteatum, is an Australian native annual celebrated worldwide for its vivid, papery, daisy-like blooms that retain their brilliant color and crisp form when dried. It symbolizes eternity, remembrance, and the preservation of beauty, and is one of the most important commercial dried flower crops globally.

Type:

annual

Family:

Asteraceae (Daisy family)

Key Meanings:

EternityRemembranceEverlasting beautyConstancy+2 more
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Tropaeolum Majus

Tropaeolum majus

Tropaeolum majus is a fast-growing, entirely edible annual from South America, beloved worldwide for its bold, spurred blooms in warm shades of red, orange, and yellow, and its round, parasol-like leaves. It symbolizes victory, conquest, and patriotism, and is equally at home in the vegetable patch, the flower border, and on the dinner plate.

Type:

annual

Family:

Tropaeolaceae (Nasturtium family)

Key Meanings:

VictoryConquestPatriotismCourage under adversity+2 more
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Tropaeolum Peregrinum

Tropaeolum peregrinum

Tropaeolum peregrinum is a fast-climbing annual from Peru and Ecuador, prized for its extraordinary fringed, canary-yellow blooms that flutter like tiny birds in the breeze. It symbolizes joy, freedom, and the delight of unexpected beauty, and is one of the most charming and distinctive annual climbers for cottage and informal gardens.

Type:

vine

Family:

Tropaeolaceae (Nasturtium family)

Key Meanings:

JoyFreedomPlayfulnessDelight in unexpected beauty+2 more
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Penstemon Digitalis

Penstemon digitalis

Penstemon digitalis is a graceful, clump-forming native North American perennial wildflower celebrated for its tall, elegant spikes of white, tubular, two-lipped flowers in late spring and early summer. It symbolizes boldness, openness, and the quiet strength of native flora, and is one of the finest beardtongues for garden cultivation.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

BoldnessOpennessQuiet strengthResilience+2 more
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Penstemon Barbatus

Penstemon barbatus

Penstemon barbatus is a vivid, long-blooming perennial native to the Rocky Mountains and Mexican highlands, producing slender, scarlet-red to coral tubular flowers on tall, airy stems from early summer well into autumn. It symbolizes boldness, passionate vitality, and the fiery spirit of the American West, and is an irresistible draw for hummingbirds.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

BoldnessPassionate vitalityFiery spiritCourage+2 more
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Erythrina Crista-Galli

Erythrina crista-galli

Erythrina crista-galli is a spectacular flowering tree or large shrub from South America, celebrated for its showstopping clusters of waxy, deep scarlet-red, pea-like flowers borne on thorny stems in summer. It is the national flower of both Argentina and Uruguay, symbolizing courage, strength, and national pride.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume / Pea family)

Key Meanings:

CourageNational prideStrengthPassion+2 more
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Erythronium Americanum

Erythronium americanum

Erythronium americanum is a delicate, spring ephemeral wildflower native to eastern North American woodlands, producing a single nodding, reflexed yellow lily bloom above a pair of beautifully mottled leaves before disappearing underground for the rest of the year. It symbolizes transience, spring renewal, and the precious, fleeting beauty of the natural world.

Type:

corm

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

TransienceSpring renewalFleeting beautyPreciousness of the present moment+2 more
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Calochortus luteus

Calochortus luteus Douglas ex Lindl.

Calochortus luteus is a striking California native bulb producing bright yellow, bell-shaped flowers with red-brown blotches. It symbolizes freedom, beauty, and the wild spirit of the California landscape.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

FreedomNatural beautyResilienceWildness+1 more
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Calochortus venustus

Calochortus venustus Douglas ex Benth.

Calochortus venustus is a stunning California endemic with highly variable, butterfly-like flowers in white, pink, red, yellow, and purple. It symbolizes charm, elegance, and the captivating diversity of nature.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

CharmLovelinessGraceBeauty+2 more
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Camassia quamash

Camassia quamash (Pursh) Greene

Camassia quamash is a perennial bulb native to western North America, celebrated for its vivid blue-violet star-shaped flowers and its profound importance as a food staple for indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

SustenanceCommunityCultural heritageAbundance+2 more
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Camassia leichtlinii

Camassia leichtlinii (Baker) S.Watson

Camassia leichtlinii is the largest and most dramatic camas species, producing tall spikes of deep blue-purple flowers in spring. It carries rich cultural significance as a vital food plant for Pacific Northwest indigenous peoples.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

AbundanceIndigenous heritageNourishmentCommunal strength+2 more
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Sidalcea malviflora

Sidalcea malviflora (DC.) A.Gray ex Benth.

Sidalcea malviflora is a graceful California native perennial bearing delicate hollyhock-like spikes of pink to rosy-purple flowers. It symbolizes resilience, gentle beauty, and the enduring spirit of the California coastal landscape.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceGentle strengthNatural eleganceOptimism+2 more
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Sidalcea oregana

Sidalcea oregana (Torr. & A.Gray) A.Gray

Sidalcea oregana is a tall, showy perennial native to moist meadows and prairies of the Pacific Northwest, producing elegant spikes of pink to rosy-purple hollyhock-like flowers. It symbolizes endurance, wildness, and the living heritage of western landscapes.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family)

Key Meanings:

EnduranceWild graceResilienceNatural beauty+2 more
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Clarkia amoena

Clarkia amoena (Lehm.) A.Nelson & J.F.Macbr.

Clarkia amoena is a beloved California native annual that blooms in a final flourish of silky pink and lavender cups just as spring grasses turn gold. Its name and beauty make it a poignant symbol of joyful farewells, fleeting beauty, and the passage of seasons.

Type:

annual

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening primrose family)

Key Meanings:

FarewellFleeting beautyJoy in endingsSeasonal transition+2 more
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Clarkia unguiculata

Clarkia unguiculata Lindl.

Clarkia unguiculata is a slender, delicate California native annual with distinctive fan-shaped or rhombic petals borne on wiry stems, creating an airy effect in gardens and wildflower meadows. It symbolizes elegance, adaptability, and the enduring charm of understated beauty.

Type:

annual

Family:

Onagraceae (Evening primrose family)

Key Meanings:

EleganceDelicacyAdaptabilityUnderstated beauty+2 more
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Nemophila menziesii

Nemophila menziesii Hook. & Arn.

Nemophila menziesii is one of California's most iconic spring wildflowers, painting hillsides and meadows with sky-blue, white-centered bowls. It symbolizes innocence, clarity, joy, and the abundant beauty of California's superbloom season.

Type:

annual

Family:

Boraginaceae (Borage family)

Key Meanings:

InnocenceClarityJoyHope+3 more
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Nemophila maculata

Nemophila maculata Benth. ex Lindl.

Nemophila maculata is a charming California native annual producing white, bowl-shaped flowers each marked with a vivid purple or violet spot at the tip of every petal. It symbolizes distinction, unique beauty, and the joy of finding striking detail in simple things.

Type:

annual

Family:

Boraginaceae (Borage family)

Key Meanings:

DistinctionUnique beautyAttentivenessJoyful surprise+2 more
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Phlox subulata

Phlox subulata L.

Phlox subulata is a low, mat-forming perennial native to eastern North America that smothers itself in fragrant, star-shaped flowers every spring, transforming slopes and rock gardens into vivid carpets of pink, lavender, or white. It symbolizes harmony, sweet agreement, and the quiet joy of abundance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Polemoniaceae (Phlox family)

Key Meanings:

HarmonySweet agreementUnityJoyful abundance+2 more
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Verbascum thapsus

Verbascum thapsus L.

Verbascum thapsus is a striking biennial wildflower native to Europe and Asia that has naturalized across North America, producing a towering spike of soft yellow flowers above a dramatic rosette of thick, woolly silver-grey leaves. It symbolizes protection, good health, and courage.

Type:

biennial

Family:

Scrophulariaceae (Figwort family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionGood healthCourageHealing+3 more
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Verbascum phoeniceum

Verbascum phoeniceum L.

Verbascum phoeniceum is an elegant short-lived perennial from Central Europe and Central Asia, producing tall, airy spires of saucer-shaped flowers in rich shades of purple, pink, white, and red above a dark-leaved rosette. It symbolizes distinction, mystery, and delicate strength.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Scrophulariaceae (Figwort family)

Key Meanings:

DistinctionMysteryDelicate strengthRare beauty+2 more
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Digitalis lutea

Digitalis lutea L.

Digitalis lutea is an elegant, clump-forming perennial foxglove from western and central Europe, producing slender spires of soft, straw-yellow tubular flowers above glossy, dark green foliage. It symbolizes insincerity, hidden potential, and the complex duality of beauty and danger.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden potentialInsincerityDualitySecret admiration+2 more
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Linaria maroccana

Linaria maroccana Hook.f.

Linaria maroccana is a delightful Moroccan native annual producing masses of tiny, two-lipped snapdragon-like flowers in vivid mixtures of purple, pink, red, yellow, and white on slender, airy stems. It symbolizes playfulness, vivacity, and the exuberant spirit of small but beautiful things.

Type:

annual

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

PlayfulnessVivacityCharmWit+2 more
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Linaria vulgaris

Linaria vulgaris Mill.

Linaria vulgaris is a vigorous perennial wildflower native to Eurasia and widely naturalized across North America, bearing cheerful yellow and orange two-lipped flowers that closely mimic tiny snapdragons along roadsides and meadows from midsummer to autumn. It symbolizes presumption, persistence, and the irrepressible cheerfulness of wild things.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Plantaginaceae (Plantain family)

Key Meanings:

PresumptionPersistenceIrrepressible cheerfulnessResilience+2 more
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Aconogonon campanulatum

Aconogonon campanulatum (Hook.f.) Tzvelev

Aconogonon campanulatum is an elegant, clump-forming perennial from the Himalayas and mountainous Central Asia, producing clouds of tiny, soft pink to white bell-shaped flowers on arching stems above broad, deep green leaves. It symbolizes quiet persistence, gentle beauty, and the resilience of mountain plants.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Polygonaceae (Knotweed family)

Key Meanings:

Quiet persistenceGentle enduranceSoftness in strengthResilience+2 more
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Actinidia deliciosa

Actinidia deliciosa (A.Chev.) C.F.Liang & A.R.Ferguson

Actinidia deliciosa produces fragrant, creamy-white cup-shaped flowers in late spring, sweetly scented and visited eagerly by bees. Often overlooked for its more famous fruit, the kiwi flower is a symbol of hidden sweetness, patience, and the promise of abundance to come.

Type:

vine

Family:

Actinidiaceae (Kiwi family)

Key Meanings:

Hidden sweetnessPatienceThe promise of abundanceAnticipation+2 more
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Aeschynanthus radicans

Aeschynanthus radicans Jack

Aeschynanthus radicans is a striking tropical epiphytic perennial native to the rainforests of Southeast Asia, famous for its brilliant scarlet tubular flowers that emerge from dark maroon calyces like lipstick from its tube. It symbolizes boldness, passionate beauty, and the fiery vitality of tropical life.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Gesneriaceae (Gloxinia family)

Key Meanings:

Bold beautyPassionVitalityConfidence+2 more
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Agave americana

Agave americana L.

Agave americana is a dramatic monocarpic succulent native to Mexico and the southwestern United States, famous for spending 10 to 25 years building its massive rosette before sending up a towering 15 to 30-foot flowering spike bearing thousands of greenish-yellow flowers in one spectacular, final bloom. It symbolizes patience, once-in-a-lifetime achievement, and the magnificent reward of long perseverance.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

PatienceOnce-in-a-lifetime achievementLong perseverance rewardedSpectacular culmination+2 more
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Albizia julibrissin

Albizia julibrissin Durazz.

Albizia julibrissin is a graceful, fast-growing deciduous tree native to Asia, celebrated for its clouds of fluffy, fragrant, powder-puff pink flowers produced through the heat of summer. It symbolizes happiness, harmonious marriage, collective joy, and the heart's gentle openness.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume / Pea family)

Key Meanings:

HappinessHarmonious marriageCollective joyOpen-heartedness+3 more
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Allamanda cathartica

Allamanda cathartica L.

Allamanda cathartica is a vigorous tropical evergreen vine or sprawling shrub from Central and South America, celebrated for its enormous, intensely golden-yellow trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom almost continuously in warm climates. It symbolizes radiance, optimism, new opportunities, and the joyful exuberance of the tropics.

Type:

vine

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

RadianceOptimismNew opportunitiesExuberance+2 more
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Alstroemeria aurea

Alstroemeria aurea Graham

Alstroemeria aurea is a vigorous, spreading South American perennial producing vivid orange or yellow lily-like flowers streaked with red-brown on the inner petals throughout summer. It symbolizes friendship, mutual support, devotion, and the endurance of lasting bonds.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Alstroemeriaceae (Alstroemeria family)

Key Meanings:

FriendshipMutual supportDevotionLasting bonds+2 more
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Amorphophallus titanum

Amorphophallus titanum (Becc.) Becc. ex Arcang.

Amorphophallus titanum holds the world record for the largest unbranched inflorescence of any plant, producing a towering burgundy-and-cream flower structure up to 10 feet tall that emits a powerful stench of rotting flesh for a single night to attract its pollinators. It symbolizes rarity, the spectacular nature of transformation, and the extraordinary power of the strange and unexpected.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Araceae (Arum family)

Key Meanings:

RaritySpectacular transformationThe power of the unexpectedDeep mystery+2 more
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Anemarrhena asphodeloides

Anemarrhena asphodeloides Bunge

Anemarrhena asphodeloides is an elegant, grass-like perennial from the steppes of northern China and Mongolia, producing wiry stems of tiny, star-shaped lavender-white flowers above clumps of strap-like leaves in summer. It symbolizes quiet wisdom, healing knowledge, and the subtle beauty found in overlooked places.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Asparagaceae (Asparagus family)

Key Meanings:

Quiet wisdomHealing knowledgeSubtle beautyInner depth+2 more
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Asphodelus albus

Asphodelus albus Mill.

Asphodelus albus is a statuesque perennial from the Mediterranean region, producing tall, unbranched or lightly branched spires of gleaming white, star-shaped flowers with a distinctive brown central vein on each petal in spring. It is one of mythology's most important flowers, deeply associated with the realm of the dead, the afterlife, and the memory of the departed.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Asphodelaceae (Asphodel family)

Key Meanings:

Remembrance of the deadAfterlifeThe passage between worldsEternal memory+2 more
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Bignonia Capreolata

Bignonia capreolata L.

Bignonia capreolata, commonly known as Crossvine, is a vigorous native American climbing vine prized for its showy, trumpet-shaped flowers in warm shades of orange, red, and yellow. It symbolizes passion, endurance, and resilience.

Type:

vine

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet Vine family)

Key Meanings:

PassionEnduranceResilienceVitality+1 more
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Bixa Arborea

Bixa arborea Huber

Bixa arborea is a rare Amazonian tree closely related to the well-known annatto (Bixa orellana). It produces showy flowers and seeds used as natural dyes and food colorants, carrying deep cultural significance in South American traditions.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bixaceae

Key Meanings:

Natural AbundanceCultural HeritageVitalityConnection to the Land+1 more
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Calathea Crocata

Goeppertia crocata (syn. Calathea crocata)

Calathea crocata, the Eternal Flame Plant, is a stunning tropical houseplant from Brazil, celebrated for its long-lasting orange-yellow flowers resembling flickering flames and its striking two-toned foliage. It symbolizes passion, resilience, and enduring warmth.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Marantaceae (Arrowroot family)

Key Meanings:

Eternal PassionResilienceEnduring WarmthVitality+1 more
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Caryota Mitis

Caryota mitis Lour.

Caryota mitis, the Clustering Fishtail Palm, is a striking tropical palm recognized by its uniquely bipinnate leaves whose wedge-shaped leaflets resemble a fish's tail. It produces hanging clusters of small purple flowers and symbolizes strength, community, and tropical elegance.

Type:

tree

Family:

Arecaceae (Palm family)

Key Meanings:

StrengthCommunityTropical EleganceResilience+1 more
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Clematis Armandii

Clematis armandii Franch.

Clematis armandii is a vigorous evergreen climbing vine from China, celebrated for its masses of almond-scented, star-shaped white flowers in early spring. It symbolizes ingenuity, mental beauty, new beginnings, and the enduring nature of love.

Type:

vine

Family:

Ranunculaceae (Buttercup family)

Key Meanings:

IngenuityMental BeautyNew BeginningsAspiration+2 more
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Clerodendrum Ugandense

Rotheca myricoides 'Ugandense' (syn. Clerodendrum ugandense)

Clerodendrum ugandense, now correctly known as Rotheca myricoides 'Ugandense', is a fast-growing evergreen shrub from tropical East Africa celebrated for its masses of two-toned blue butterfly-like flowers. It symbolizes freedom, transformation, and joy.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Lamiaceae (Mint family)

Key Meanings:

FreedomTransformationJoyLightness of Spirit+1 more
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Cochlospermum Vitifolium

Cochlospermum vitifolium (Willd.) Spreng.

Cochlospermum vitifolium, the Buttercup Tree, is a striking deciduous tropical tree from Central America that erupts in large golden-yellow flowers on completely bare branches during the dry season. It symbolizes resilience, renewal, and the triumph of life over adversity.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bixaceae

Key Meanings:

ResilienceRenewalHopeTriumph of Life+1 more
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Cordia Sebestena

Cordia sebestena L.

Cordia sebestena, the Geiger Tree, is a striking evergreen tropical tree native to the American tropics, celebrated for its clusters of brilliant dark orange, funnel-shaped flowers that bloom nearly year-round. It symbolizes courage, strength, resilience, and tropical beauty.

Type:

tree

Family:

Cordiaceae (formerly Boraginaceae)

Key Meanings:

CourageStrengthResilienceAdventure+2 more
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Costus Speciosus

Cheilocostus speciosus (J.Koenig) C.Specht (syn. Costus speciosus)

Costus speciosus, the Crepe Ginger, is a dramatic tropical perennial from Southeast Asia with spiral cane-like stems, spirally arranged leaves, and stunning white flowers with crinkled crepe-paper-like petals emerging from deep red pinecone-shaped bracts. It symbolizes prosperity, healing, and spiritual purity.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Costaceae (Crepe Ginger family)

Key Meanings:

ProsperityHealingSpiritual PurityAbundance+2 more
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Crescentia Cujete

Crescentia cujete L.

Crescentia cujete, the Calabash Tree, is a fascinating tropical tree native to the Americas, celebrated for its unusual cauliflorous flowers growing directly on the trunk and branches, and its large, round gourd-like fruits. It is the national tree of St. Lucia and a powerful symbol of life, ingenuity, and cultural heritage.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet Vine family)

Key Meanings:

Life and DeathIngenuityCultural HeritageAbundance+2 more
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Delonix Elata

Delonix elata (L.) Gamble

Delonix elata, the White Poinciana, is a lesser-known but equally remarkable relative of the famous Royal Poinciana. This semi-deciduous tropical tree produces fragrant creamy-white to pale yellow flowers with striking dark stamens, symbolizing purity, resilience, and the quiet strength found in understated beauty.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae, subfamily Caesalpinioideae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

PurityQuiet StrengthResilienceUnderstated Elegance+1 more
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Dichelostemma Capitatum

Dipterostemon capitatus (Benth.) Rydb. (syn. Dichelostemma capitatum)

Dichelostemma capitatum, known as Blue Dicks or Wild Hyacinth, is a charming native North American wildflower producing tight, spherical clusters of purple-blue bells on tall, slender stems in early spring. It symbolizes resilience, community, and the irrepressible beauty of wild things.

Type:

corm

Family:

Asparagaceae, subfamily Brodiaeoideae (formerly Liliaceae)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceCommunityWild BeautySpring Renewal+2 more
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Dracunculus Canariensis

Dracunculus canariensis Kunth

Dracunculus canariensis, the Canary Island Dragon Arum, is a rare and enigmatic tuberous perennial endemic to the Canary Islands and Madeira. Unlike its dark and pungent relative Dracunculus vulgaris, it produces elegant fragrant white spathes with a pale cream or yellow spadix, symbolizing mystery, rarity, and hidden elegance.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Araceae (Arum family)

Key Meanings:

MysteryRarityHidden EleganceThe Untamed Natural World+1 more
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Eichhornia Crassipes

Pontederia crassipes Mart. (syn. Eichhornia crassipes)

Eichhornia crassipes, the Water Hyacinth, is a floating tropical aquatic plant native to the Amazon basin, renowned for its spectacular spikes of lavender-blue flowers with a distinctive yellow-spotted upper petal. It symbolizes the duality of beauty and power, carrying deep spiritual significance in Hindu traditions while representing both natural abundance and ecological challenge worldwide.

Type:

perennial

Family:

Pontederiaceae (Pickerelweed family)

Key Meanings:

Duality of Beauty and PowerSpiritual PurityGraceNatural Abundance+1 more
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Erythronium Dens-Canis

Erythronium dens-canis L.

Erythronium dens-canis, the Dog's Tooth Violet, is one of the most enchanting spring ephemerals of European woodlands. It produces solitary, elegantly nodding flowers with reflexed petals in shades of pink, lilac, and white above beautifully mottled leaves, symbolizing docility, grace, and the fleeting perfection of early spring.

Type:

bulb

Family:

Liliaceae (Lily family)

Key Meanings:

DocilityGraceFleeting BeautyRenewal+2 more
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Fuchsia Boliviana

Fuchsia boliviana Carriere

Fuchsia boliviana is a large, evergreen shrub from the cloud forests of the Andes, prized for its spectacular drooping clusters of scarlet-red tubular flowers that bloom nearly year-round. Sacred to the Incas and known in Quechua as chimpu-chimpu, it symbolizes confiding love, royal heritage, and the heartbeat of the Andes.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Onagraceae (Willowherb family)

Key Meanings:

Confiding LoveRoyal HeritageHeartfelt DevotionJoy+1 more
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Gloriosa Simplex

Gloriosa superba L. (syn. Gloriosa simplex L.)

Gloriosa simplex, now classified under Gloriosa superba, is one of the most dramatically beautiful climbing plants in the world. Its blazing reflexed petals of red, orange, and yellow and long, radiating stamens resemble living flames. It is the national flower of Zimbabwe, the state flower of Tamil Nadu, and a powerful symbol of glory, passion, and the triumph of beauty.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Colchicaceae (Autumn Crocus family)

Key Meanings:

GloryPassionPrideHonor+2 more
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Halesia Carolina

Halesia carolina L. (syn. Halesia tetraptera Ellis)

Halesia carolina, the Carolina Silverbell, is one of the most graceful native trees of the American Southeast, producing masses of delicate, pendant, bell-shaped white flowers along every branch in mid spring before the leaves emerge. It symbolizes purity, humility, harmony, and the quiet elegance of native woodland beauty.

Type:

tree

Family:

Styracaceae (Storax family)

Key Meanings:

PurityHumilityHarmonyQuiet Elegance+2 more
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Hoya Carnosa

Hoya carnosa (L. f.) R. Br.

Hoya carnosa, the Wax Plant or Porcelain Flower, is a beloved evergreen climbing houseplant from East and Southeast Asia, renowned for its clusters of perfect, star-shaped, waxy flowers that look carved from porcelain and emit a sweet honey-vanilla fragrance at night. It symbolizes protection, enduring friendship, wealth, and spiritual connection.

Type:

vine

Family:

Apocynaceae (Dogbane family)

Key Meanings:

ProtectionEnduring FriendshipWealthSpiritual Connection+2 more
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Inga Edulis

Inga edulis Mart.

Inga edulis, the Ice Cream Bean tree, is a magnificent, fast-growing Amazonian legume tree celebrated for its fragrant, brush-like white flower spikes and its remarkable pods filled with sweet, vanilla-flavored, cotton-like pulp. A keystone species in tropical agroforestry, it symbolizes generosity, abundance, ecological harmony, and the wisdom of working with nature.

Type:

tree

Family:

Fabaceae, subfamily Mimosoideae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

GenerosityAbundanceEcological HarmonyWisdom of Nature+2 more
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Kigelia Africana

Kigelia africana (Lam.) Benth.

Kigelia africana, the Sausage Tree, is one of Africa's most iconic and ecologically vital trees, celebrated for its dramatic night-blooming maroon flowers hanging on long rope-like stems and its enormous sausage-shaped fruits. Sacred across many African cultures, it symbolizes fertility, protection, strength, and the sacred bond between people and the natural world.

Type:

tree

Family:

Bignoniaceae (Trumpet Vine family)

Key Meanings:

FertilityProtectionStrengthSacred Connection+2 more
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Mussaenda Erythrophylla

Mussaenda erythrophylla Schumach. & Thonn.

Mussaenda erythrophylla, known as Ashanti Blood or Red Flag Bush, is a visually arresting West African shrub celebrated for its masses of brilliantly colored deep crimson to scarlet enlarged sepals surrounding small yellow star-shaped flowers. A plant of striking beauty, deep cultural memory, and potent tropical vigor, it symbolizes passion, sacrifice, the courage of heritage, and vibrant life.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Rubiaceae (Coffee family)

Key Meanings:

PassionCourageSacrificeCultural Heritage+2 more
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Nymphaea Caerulea

Nymphaea nouchali var. caerulea (Savigny) Verdc. (syn. Nymphaea caerulea Savigny)

Nymphaea caerulea, the Sacred Blue Lotus of ancient Egypt, is one of the most symbolically and historically significant flowers on earth. Its star-shaped pale-blue petals open each morning with the sun and close at dusk, making it the living embodiment of the Egyptian creation myth: the daily rebirth of the sun god Ra from the primordial waters, symbolizing creation, rebirth, spiritual awakening, and the cycle of eternal life.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Nymphaeaceae (Water Lily family)

Key Meanings:

CreationRebirthSpiritual AwakeningThe Cycle of Eternal Life+2 more
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Pavonia Multiflora

Pavonia multiflora A.St.-Hil.

Pavonia multiflora, the Brazilian Candles plant, is a highly unusual and captivating evergreen shrub from Brazil, celebrated for its extraordinary flowers: satiny deep-purple tubular petals emerging from vivid dark-pink bracts, topped with a delicate spray of red-filament stamens tipped with tiny spherical blue anthers. A true botanical anomaly within its family, it symbolizes mystery, festivity, creativity, and the exuberant spirit of Brazil.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family), tribe Hibisceae

Key Meanings:

MysteryFestivityCreativityJoyful Exuberance+2 more
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Peltandra Virginica

Peltandra virginica (L.) Schott

Peltandra virginica, the Green Arrow Arum or Tuckahoe, is a bold and architecturally striking native North American aquatic perennial with dramatic arrow-shaped leaves and elegant arum-type inflorescences. A vital part of eastern North American wetland ecosystems and an ancient staple food of the Powhatan people, it symbolizes resilience, ecological sustenance, and the enduring wisdom of native landscapes.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Araceae (Arum family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceEcological SustenanceNative WisdomAdaptation+2 more
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Pseudobombax Ellipticum

Pseudobombax ellipticum

Pseudobombax ellipticum is a striking deciduous tree native to Central America and Mexico, celebrated for its dramatic brush-like flowers that bloom on bare branches in late winter and spring. A symbol of resilience and exotic beauty, it captivates with hundreds of long, silky stamens.

Type:

tree

Family:

Malvaceae (Mallow family, subfamily Bombacoideae)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceExotic beautyRenewalPerseverance+1 more
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Quisqualis Indica

Quisqualis indica (syn. Combretum indicum)

Quisqualis indica, the Rangoon Creeper, is a vigorous tropical vine celebrated for flowers that transform from white to pink to red as they mature. Deeply symbolic of love, transformation, and feminine elegance, it is cherished across South and Southeast Asia.

Type:

vine

Family:

Combretaceae (White Mangrove family)

Key Meanings:

LoveTransformationBeautyFeminine elegance+2 more
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Rhodoleia Championii

Rhodoleia championii

Rhodoleia championii is a rare evergreen tree native to southern China and Southeast Asia, admired for its pendulous clusters of rose-pink to scarlet flowers. Poetically called the "King of Hanging Bells" in Hong Kong, it is a refined ornamental prized by collectors and botanical gardens worldwide.

Type:

tree

Family:

Hamamelidaceae (Witch Hazel family)

Key Meanings:

Rare beautyEleganceConservationResilience+1 more
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Sinningia Speciosa

Sinningia speciosa

Sinningia speciosa, widely known as Florist's Gloxinia, is a tuberous perennial native to Brazil celebrated for its large, velvety, bell-shaped flowers in rich shades of purple, red, pink, and white. In the Victorian language of flowers it represents love at first sight and a proud spirit.

Type:

tuber

Family:

Gesneriaceae (African Violet family)

Key Meanings:

Love at first sightA proud spiritAdmirationEnchantment+1 more
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Torenia Fournieri

Torenia fournieri

Torenia fournieri, the Wishbone Flower, is a compact tropical annual celebrated for its bicolored, trumpet-shaped blooms that thrive in shade. Named for its wishbone-shaped stamens, it symbolizes happiness, good luck, and charm -- and is one of the finest flowering plants for shady gardens and containers.

Type:

annual

Family:

Linderniaceae (formerly Scrophulariaceae)

Key Meanings:

HappinessGood luckCharmJoy+2 more
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Uncarina Grandidieri

Uncarina grandidieri (Baill.) Stapf

Uncarina grandidieri is a remarkable, drought-adapted caudiciform shrub or small tree endemic to the dry forests of southern Madagascar. It enchants with large, petunia-like yellow flowers with dark purple throats and is prized in succulent collections worldwide for its sculptural swollen trunk and otherworldly hooked seed pods.

Type:

shrub

Family:

Pedaliaceae (Sesame family)

Key Meanings:

ResilienceTenacityExotic wonderSelf-protection+2 more
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Victoria Amazonica

Victoria amazonica (Poepp.) J.C. Sowerby

Victoria amazonica is the iconic giant water lily of the Amazon River basin, producing the largest floating leaves of any aquatic plant on Earth -- up to 10 feet in diameter -- and dramatic, pineapple-scented flowers that open white and transform to rose-pink. Named to honor Queen Victoria, it is a living wonder revered for its beauty, strength, and cultural significance across South America and beyond.

Type:

rhizome

Family:

Nymphaeaceae (Water Lily family)

Key Meanings:

BeautyPurityStrengthResilience+4 more
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Canavalia

Canavalia gladiata (and C. ensiformis)

Canavalia gladiata, known as Sword Bean, is a vigorous climbing legume with distinctive long, sword-shaped pods. Native to Asia, it's cultivated for food, forage, green manure, and traditional medicine.

Type:

vine

Family:

Fabaceae (Legume family)

Key Meanings:

SustenanceNitrogen-fixing fertilityTraditional medicineMulti-purpose utility+2 more
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