Flowers

Flowers

Of or realting to the reproductive part of a flowering plant. The flower facilitates the unification of sperm and eggs. Also, flowers are used by humans as decoration, romance, ritual, religion, medicine, and food source.

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gypsophilia

Plants; Flowers

This species is part of the pink family. Tall, with white or pink petals that are small and fragrant.

coxcomb

Plants; Flowers

An ornamental plant that is also easy to grow and edible, the coxcomb flower uniquely resembles a feathery flame. It can be purple, red, or yellow.

calla

Plants; Flowers

Having characteristic heart-shaped leaves and a white swathe surrounding a yellow inflorescence.

bells of Ireland

Plants; Flowers

Bells of Ireland have tiny white flowers surrounded by large green calyces or sepals. Part of the mint family, these flowers grow tall in height, averaging about one metre in height.

baby's breath

Plants; Flowers

This species is part of the pink family. Tall, with white or pink petals that are small and fragrant.

fly catcher

Plants; Flowers

A tropical pitcher plant that is known for its ability to catch flies and other insects as food. Officially known as the splendid pitcher-plant, it is native to Mount Kinabalu and Mount Tambuyukon in ...

revived Russian ice age flower

Plants; Flowers

A plant frozen in Siberian permafrost for over 30,000 years has been brought back to life. Russian scientists used tissue from immature fruit of the plant Silene stenophylla that had been buried deep ...