There aren’t very many flowers that start with K, but a few of them include kalanchoe, kangaroo paw, and knapweed. The lists of common and Latin flower names below include most of the flowers that start with “K.”
The national flower of South Africa is king protea, which has a pink, spikey bloom up to 30 cm in diameter.
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There are several flowers that start with J, including jasmine, Jerusalem artichoke, Joe Pye weed, and Johnny jump up (which is a variety of viola). For a complete list of flowers that start with the letter J, check out the lists below.
The tiny purple flowers on Joe Pye weed are an excellent nectar source for butterflies.
Jerusalem artichoke is a type of sunflower with edible roots that taste like water chestnuts.
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Flowers that start with “I” include iris, impatiens, iceplant, and Iceland poppy. Iberis and Ismene are two Latin flower names that start with “I.” Other flowers that start with “I” are listed below.
Impatiens are annuals, so they don’t come back the next year.
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Flowers that start with “H” include heliotrope, hibiscus, hollyhock, hyacinth, and hydrangea, and most of them are common in backyard gardens. A few flowers also have Latin names that start with “H.”
Hostas and hellebores are popular in shade gardens.
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Some of the flowers that start with G include geranium, gladiolus, gazania, goldenrod, and grape hyacinth. A few flowers have Latin names that start with “G” as well.
The unique bouquet included ginger and bird of paradise.
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Flowers that start with F include false indigo, feverfew, foxglove, forget-me-not, freesia, and four o’clock. The flowers that start with F are listed below.
During the Victorian era, the forget-me-not flower was a symbol of true love.
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There are many words that start with S in Spanish. Some may be familiar to English speakers (e.g., “señor,” “sol,” and “sonrisa”), but others won’t be.
Below, you’ll find lists of some adjectives, nouns, verbs, and other words that start with S in Spanish.
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Flowers that start with E include echinacea, elderflower, edelweiss, and English daisy. The common and Latin flower names that start with the letter E are listed below.
Because they’re only 3 inches tall, you can use English daisies as a ground cover.
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There are at least 10 flowers that start with D, including daffodil, dandelion, daisy, dianthus, dahlia, and daylily. The Latin names of a few flowers start with the letter D, too.
In the poem “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud,” Wordsworth describes a field of daffodils.
Daylilies and Dutch irises are both beautiful cut flowers.
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Flowers that start with C include canna, calla lily, carnation, clematis, coneflower, and clover. There are over 25 flowers that start with “C,” and many of them are popular in bouquets, home gardens, and landscaping designs.
Two of the best plants for a pollinator garden are cosmos and coreopsis.
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