1. Anemone
   Chrysanthemum
2. Iris
   Aster

Chrysanthemum, sometimes called mums, are flowering plants native to Asia and northeastern Europe. They come in a wide variety of colors, one of the most popular is red.

1. Larkspur
   Hydrangea
2. Tulip
   Buttercup

Tulips are spring-blooming flowering plants that were originally found in Southern Europe, all the way to Central Asia. They can be found in many gardens and parks in a variety of colors, including red.

1. Perennial geranium
   Hyacinth
2. Amaryllis
   False goat's beard

Geranium is a genus of plants which includes more than 400 species of plants. These beautiful flowers can be found growing in many different types of soil, where they bloom into many colors, including red.

1. Onions
   Dahlia
2. Columbine
   Amaryllis

Amaryllis is a flowering bulb consisting of two species of plants cultivated around the world. They are available in many different colors, one of the favorites is red.

1. Lily of the Incas
   Dianthus
2. Cock's comb
   Angelonia

Dianthus is a genus of 300 species of flowering plants (including the carnation) which are native to Europe and Asia, and one species in the arctic regions of North America. These pretty flowers bloom in a number of colors, the most vibrant of which is red.

1. Freesia
   Daffodil
2. Chrysanthemum
   Carnation

Freesia is a genus of perennial flowering plants native to southern Africa. Many of the flowers are bicolored, including the red which is seen with yellow on the inner parts of the flower.

1. Azalea
   Hyacinth
2. Hepatica
   Heliotrope

Azaleas are spring-blooming flowering shrubs which can be found on several continents. These plants, which belong to the Rhododendron genus, come in a variety of colors, including red.

1. Begonia
   Foxglove
2. Pentas
   Crocus

Pentas are a genus of flowering plants which can be found growing in tropical regions of southern African countries. These flowers are extremely popular with butterflies and come in a variety of bright colors, including red.

1. Crane's bill
   Freesia
2. Lavender
   Alstroemeria

Alstroemeria, better known as the Peruvian lily, is a genus of flowering plants, all of which are native to South America. Many hybrids and cultivars have been developed, one of which is red, which is available with and without markings.

1. Touch-me-not
   Gerbera daisy
2. Praire gentian
   Common daisy

Gerbera is a genus of flowering plants known for having a large capitulum and two-lipped ray florets. They are sold in a number of colors, including red and pink.

1. Ageratum
   Orchid
2. Iris
   Columbine

Columbine is a genus of about 60 species of perennial flowering plants which can be found growing at higher altitudes in the Northern Hemisphere. These flowers have spurred petals which can be seen in colors, including red.

1. Hollyhocks
   Lily
2. Anemone
   Bellfower

Anemone is a genus which includes 200 species of flowering plants native to temperate zones all over the world. These favorite garden plants bloom in a number of colors, including red.

1. Heliotrope
   Ranunculus
2. Cyclamen
   Scarlet bee balm

Ranunculus is a genus of more than 500 species of plants known for their bright colors and for being opportunistic colonizers of gardens. They come in a variety of colors, one of which is red.

1. Zinnia
   Bergenia
2. Bloodroot
   Black-eyes Susan

Zinnia is a genus of plants which belongs to the daisy family and can be found growing from North to South America. Many of the flowers are bi-colored, including the red one.

1. Aubrieta
   Sweet pea
2. Basket of gold
   Marigold

The sweet pea is a flowering plant which is native to southern Italy as well as the Aegean Islands. These climbing plants come in a variety of colors, including red.

1. California poppy
   Begonia
2. Spider flower​
   Dame's rocket

Begonia is a genus of flowering plants that includes almost 2,000 species. They are native to subtropical and tropical regions where they are commonly kept as ornamental houseplants. One of the favorite colors of this plant is red.

1. Cockscomb
   African daisy
2. Avens
   Hyssop

Cockscomb, so named because it looks like the head of a roster/cock, is a flowering plant which can be found growing in India, Africa, and South America. They come in a number of colors, one of which is red.

1. Cardinal flower
   Lantana
2. Poppy
   Amaranth

A poppy is a flowering plant which is known to have many uses apart from as a garden plant. Some of the species are the source of opium, which has been used in analgesics and recreational drugs.

1. Peony
   Clary
2. Arum-lily
   Orchid

Orchids are a family of flowering plants known for their bright colors, fragrances and meaning. One of the rarest and most exotic of these plants is the red one.

1. Crown imperial
   Tulip
2. Rose
   Gladiolus

Roses are perennial flowering plants which include​ more than 100 different species. These prickly plants are can be found in many different gardens and they are a favorite on Valentine’s Day, especially the red ones.

1. Snapdragon
   Calla lily
2. Marigold
   Common sunflower

Calla lilies are a type of flowering plant native to the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. While they are mostly seen in white, these flowers are also available in red.

1. Hibiscus
   Baby's breath
2. Rose
   Common Lilac

Hibiscus is a genus of flowering plants comprised of hundreds of species which are native to tropical and subtropical regions. The flowers come in a variety of colors, one of which is red.

1. Masterworts
   Rhodendron
2. Star cluster
   Cape jasmine

Egyptian star cluster is a species of flowering plants native to Africa and Yemen. These flowers are typically seen in butterfly gardens, in different colors, including white, pink and red.

1. Rosemallows
   Cana
2. Peony
   Eremurus

Peonies are flowering plants native to parts of Europe, Asia, and North America. These spring-blooming fragrant flowers come in a number of colors, including purple and red

1. Red sunflower
   Lily of the Nile
2. Scilla
   Hellebore

Sunflowers are a genus which consists of 70 species of plants so named because their florets are reminiscent of the sun’s rays. They are typically seen in yellow, but they also come in other colors, including red.

1. Sea lavenders
   Dahlia
2. Sweet pea
   Sunflower

Dahlia is a genus of perennial plants native to Mexico. The summer-blooming flowers come in a wide variety of colors, and although the most popular colors are pink and white, they also come in red, which is often seen with yellow.

1. Aconite
   Holly cock
2. Iris
   Camellia

Camellia is a genus of flowering plants which can be found throughout Asia, from the Himalayas to Indonesia. More than 100 species have been described, many of which are found in a variety of colors, including red.

1. Periwinkle
   Lantana
2. Amaranthus
   Rose

Amaranthus is a genus of annual perennial plants which can be found around the world where it is cultivated as an ornamental plant. Its foliage ranges from purple to red but can also be found in gold.

1. Red valerian
   Scarlet sage
2. Allium
   Hyacinth

Hyacinth is a genus of fragrant flowering plants native to eastern Mediterranean regions. More than 2,000 cultivars were grown in colors that include pink, white, and red.

1. Canna
   Anemone
2. Lavender
   Pansy

Canna is a genus of flowering plants typically found growing in tropical and perennial regions. Many of the flowers come in a mixed color pattern, but a few of the solids include pink, yellow, and red.

1. Hibiscus
   Lycoris
2. Aster
   Mirabilis

Lycoris is a genus of 20 species of flowering plants native to regions of Asia and have been introduced to North Carolina. The plant is known to have a tall scape which bears an umbel of four to eight flowers which can be seen in white, yellow, and red.

1. Maiden pink
   Aubrieta
2. Petunia
   Lupine

Petunias are a genus of flowering plants which originated in South America, where the Ancient Mayans believed that it had the power to chase away monsters from the underworld. They can be grown in a number of colors, including red.

1. Lobelia
   Coneflower
2. Balsam
   Marigold

Coneflowers are a group of flowering plants which are found growing in eastern and central regions of North America. The flower can be seen in a variety of colors, the most popular of which is pink, but it is also seen in red.

1. Sea lavender
   Petunia
2. Bergenia
   Trumpet creeper

Trumpet creepers, also called cow itch vine, are a species of flowering plants native to the United States. The woody vine can grow to more than 30 feet where the trumpet-shaped flowers can be seen growing in different colors, including red.

1. Butterfly weed
   Buttercup
2. Bloodroot
   Anthurium

Anthriumm is a genus of plants consisting of more than 1,000 species of plants, all of which are native to the Americas. It is mostly seen blooming red flowers but has been known to also grow white and pink.

1. Cardinal
   Moonflower
2. Iris
   Primrose

The cardinal flower is a species of flowering plants native to North and Central America where they are used to help with swelling and rheumatism. The plant is typically seen growing with red flowers but also comes in pink and blue.

1. California poppy
   Pointsettia
2. Lavender
   Ranunculus

Poinsettia, sometimes called the Santa Claus flower, is a plant species indigenous to Mexico. The flower is known for its green and red foliage and is usually seen in large quantities during the Christmas season.

1. Orchid
   Diascia
2. Lillies
   Carnation

Lilies are a genus of flowering plants native to the temperate and subtropical regions in the northern hemisphere. These flowers are extremely popular in arrangements where they are typically seen in white, but can also be found in red.

1. Epimedium
   Pansy
2. Celosia
   Streptocarpus

Streptocarpus is a flowering plant native to different regions of Africa. There are several color variations, but the purple flower is very popular as a house plant, while the red can be found predominantly in the wild.

1. Celosia
   Periwinkle
2. Glory of the snow
   Foxglove

Celosia is a genus of edible plants whose flower heads are said to resemble flame. They are mostly kept as ornamental plants and can be seen in a variety of colors, including yellow, pink, white, and red.