Flowers A-Z

How well do you know your flowers? Some information taken from Better Homes and Gardens Plant Encyclopedia

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	Hint	Answer
A	Tiny purple or white flowers that make a lovely border.	Alyssum
B	Perennial favourite with strings of pink and white hearts.	Bleeding heart
C	Annual flowers with colourful flowers that sit on top of long slender stems. Bees and birds love them.	Cosmos
D	Common favourite flower usually in white or yellow.	Daisy
E	Purplish pink daisy-like flowers that many use to fight off colds.	Echinacea
F	Tall slender stems of eye-catching tubular flowers.	Foxglove
G	Another tall beauty that blooms in late summer.	Gladiolus
H	Found in abundance in the Scottish highlands.	Heather
I	Can be bearded but always showy and usually purple and yellow.	Iris
J	Known for their fragrance usually the small flowers are white but can be yellow.	Jasmine
K	A native Australian plant named after an animal native to Australia ____'s Paw.	Kangeroo
L	Tall alpine flower with distinctive starburst leaves.	Lupin
M	No fuss annuals that frequent many gardens and come in bright oranges, yellows, and reds.	Marigold
N	Many think this flower is linked to an ancient Greek story about self-love but that's just a myth.	Narcissus
O	Symmetrical flowers are one of the oldest known flowering plants and include vanilla.	Orchid
P	Their colourful faces are a sure sign of spring, heart shaped with overlapping petals.	Pansy
Q	Clusters of tiny white flowers make up this flower - ______ ______'s Lace.	Queen Anne
R	Likely the most common flower of all but watch out for the thorns.	Rose
S	These tall, large headed flowers definitely need the thing they are named after.	Sunflower
T	Signifying the arrival of spring, these colourful beauties only bloom for a few days.	Tulip
V	Tiny flowers that have an elusive scent and can be sugared for decorations.	Violet
W	Woody, climbing vine with beautiful blue or purple flowers, member of the pea family.	Wisteria
X	Another name for strawflower - tricky to spell.	Xeranthemum
Y	Herb with a flat topped cluster of small flowers, known for its healing powers usually white, yellow, or pink,	Yarrow
Z	Cheery little blooms loved by birds and butterflies.	Zinnia