Flowers that start with P reach further than almost any other letter in the alphabet. Peony anchors early summer with its heavy, fragrant blooms. Poppy scatters papery color across wildflower…
Flowers that start with O hold real range. Orchid is the name most folks know first. Oleander looks great, but it is not safe. Osteospermum blooms fast in a sunny…
Flowers that start with N form a smaller group than some other letters. Still, the list runs deep once you look past the common names. Narcissus is the name most…
Flowers that start with M form a huge list. Few other letters have this many. Marigold is a common pick. Magnolia is a grand old tree. Monkshood looks great, but…
Flowers that start with L are a big group. Lavender and Lilac are old garden picks. Lily of the Valley likes shade. Larkspur is pretty, but it needs care. This…
The letter K is not the easiest place to start a plant hunt. Yet flowers that start with K turn out to be one of the most varied and surprising…
Flowers that start with J bring together fragrance, drama, and a surprising number of genuine hazards. Jasmine alone covers half a dozen distinct species, each prized for scent. Jacaranda turns…
Flowers that start with I bring together an unusual mix. Iris anchors this letter as one of the most recognized garden perennials anywhere. Impatiens brightens shaded beds where little else…
Gardeners often build their plant lists around color or season, but there is a simpler, more surprising way to discover new species: by letter. Flowers that start with H happen…
Flowers that start with G cover an impressive range. Gardenia brings fragrance to a shaded patio. Gladiolus adds height to a summer border. Goldenrod feeds pollinators late into fall. Ghost…