1. Daffodil
   Wallflower
2. Lavender
   Erigeron

Lavender, which appears in the early summer and lasts for 4 to 6 weeks, is a fragrant herb which is used to make lavender essential oil.

1. Sunflower
   Daisy
2. Waterlily
   Ursinia

The sunflower is a tall plant which is easily recognized by its large, yellow flower head surrounding a darker-colored flower disk.

1. Viola
   Dianthus
2. Forsythia
   Baby's breath

Baby's breath is a classic herb which produces clusters of small, delicate flowers, typically white.

1. Dianthus
   Calla lily
2. Verbena
   Anthurium

Calla lilies, which comes in shades of yellow, orange, green, pink and purple, are identified by their trumpet-shaped petal with a style in the middle.

1. Euphorbia
   Wild rose
2. Flax flower
   Fuchsia

Fuchsia, also called lady's eardrop, are known for their deep reddish-purple colored or white petals, which may be tubular to bell-shaped.

1. Hydrangea
   Daffodil
2. Wallflower
   Evening primrose

Hydrangea, of which there are 23 species, is a genus of climbing or erect woody shrubs with ball-like clusters of flowers.

1. Chrysanthemum
   Waterlily
2. Erigeron
   Ursinia

Chrysanthemums are a genus of ornamental plants characterized by their large flower heads, which come in a variety of colors.

1. Daisy
   Iris
2. Foxglove
   Calla lily

Iris is the common name for a plant genus containing 300 species, the most popular being the common garden iris.

1. Carnation
   Flax flower
2. Daffodil
   Dianthus

Carnation, also known as grenadine or clove pink, is a widely grown herbaceous plant which is noted for its fringe-petaled flowers.

1. Euphorbia
   Wallflower
2. Dianthus
   Gladiolus

Gladiolus is a genus of the iris family which is indigenous to the Mediterranean area, Europe and Africa.

1. Verbena
   Delphinium
2. Marigold
   Waterlily

Marigold is the common name for any species of the genus Tagetes which, like its name suggests, come in shades of red, orange and yellow.

1. Viola
   Wild rose
2. Bird of paradise
   Forsythia

Bird-of-paradise, also known as the crane flower, is an ornamental plant noted for its pointed, bright orange and blue flowers.

1. Ursinia
   Erigeron
2. Daffodil
   Hibiscus

Hibiscus is a large, trumpet-shaped flower formed with five or more petals, with colors ranging from white, pink, red, purple, orange, yellow or peach.

1. Evening primrose
   Gardenia
2. Euphorbia
   Daisy

Gardenias, which may be solitary or appear in small clusters, are creamy-white flowers with an intoxicating fragrance and shiny, dark green leaves.

1. Delphinium
   Dahlia
2. Waterlily
   Foxglove

Dahlia, which comes in a variety of shapes, colors and sizes, is a member of the Aster family, along with sunflowers and daisies.

1. Heather
   Dianthus
2. Wallflower
   Dianthus

Heathers, also known as Scotch heather or ling, is an evergreen branching shrub with white, pink, purple or mauve colored flowers.

1. Viola
   Verbena
2. Flax flower
   Heliconia

Heliconias are bright red, orange and yellow flowers which are typically found near forest clearings and river banks.

1. Plumeria
   Wild rose
2. Euphorbia
   Daffodil

Plumeria, also called frangipani, are small, multi-colored ornamental flowers which come in a variety of colors.

1. Waterlily
   Delphinium
2. Erigeron
   Ursinia

Delphiniums, which are popular in cottage-style gardens, are identified by their small, brightly colored petals of blue, pink, purple or white.

1. Forsythia
   Daisy
2. Begonia
   Delphinium

Begonias, of which there are several variants, are two-toned colored flowers which appear in shades of pink, rose, salmon, apricot, scarlet or yellow.

1. Anthurium
   Dianthus
2. Calla lily
   Periwinkle

Periwinkle is the common name for any of the plants of the genus Vinca which are known for their small, pale blue flowers.

1. Wallflower
   Lilac
2. Foxglove
   Begonia

Lilac, which is known for its warm, spicy scent, is a typically purple but also comes in several other shades.

1. Bougainvillea
   Verbena
2. Daffodil
   Euphorbia

Bougainvillea is a genus made up of 18 shrubs, small trees and vines with small flowers, usually magenta.

1. Wild rose
   Aster
2. Delphinium
   Erigeron

Also called starworts, asters are known for their star-like shape and colorful petals (lavender, purple, pink, red, blue or white) and yellow centers.

1. Cosmos
   Dianthus
2. Flax flower
   Evening primrose

Cosmos is a genus of garden plants which produces small flowers with a yellow center surrounded by pink, purple, red or white petals.

1. Waterlily
   Daisy
2. Anthurium
   Foxgloves

Foxgloves are poisonous, herbaceous plants which are easily recognized by their trumpet-shaped flowers.

1. Viola
   Wallflower
2. Ursinia
   Zinnia

Zinnia, native to North America, is a genus of perennial herbs and shrubs known for their small, multi-colored flowers.

1. Daffodil
   Freesia
2. Delphinium
   Euphorbia

Freesia, native to South Africa, is a member of the iris family which produces bell-like, lemon-scented flowers in hues of yellow, white, blue and orange.

1. Wild rose
   Erigeron
2. Dianthus
   Salvia

Salvia is a genus of the mint family with nearly 960 species which produces brightly pigmented flowers.

1. Foxglove
   Verbena
2. Stargazer
   Forsythia

Stargazer, also known as Lilium Orientalis, is a hybrid lily which is characterized by its bright pink and white coloration.

1. Flax flower
   Daisy
2. Amaranth
   Waterlily

Amaranths are annual or short-lived perennials which are known for their droopy, reddish-magenta pigmented flowers.

1. Ursinia
   Wild rose
2. Canna lily
   Viola

Canna lily is a perennial plant known for its large, red, orange or yellow flowers which resemble lilies.

1. Euphorbia
   Wallflower
2. Delphinium
   Purple coneflower

Purple coneflowers, indigenous to North America, are identified by their light purple flowers and brown center.

1. Daffodil
   Erigeron
2. Allium
   Evening primrose

Alliums are a genus of garlic- or onion-scented herbs which are easily recognized by their spherical flower clusters.

1. Dianthus
   Shrub roses
2. Anthurium
   Begonia

Shrub roses, native to the Northern hemisphere, are best known for their fragrance and wide variation of colors.

1. Kangaroo paw
   Viola
2. Forsythia
   Foxglove

Kangaroo paw, which ranges in color from yellow to emerald green, is the common name for several species within the Anigozanthos genus.

1. Verbena
   Waterlily
2. Daisy
   Monkshood

Monkshood are poisonous, perennial herbs of the buttercup family with blue or purple hood-shaped flowers.

1. Erigeron
   Yarrow
2. Ursinia
   Flax flower

Yarrows, native to the North Temperate Zone, are perennial herbs known for their small and clustered yellow, white or pink flowers.

1. Cockscomb
   Delphinium
2. Euphorbia
   Wild rose

Cockscomb, a species of the amaranth family, is a common garden plant which produces white, yellow, orange, red and purple flowers.

1. Wallflower
   Daisy
2. Scarlet sage
   Daffodil

As its name suggests, scarlet sage comes in a bright shade of red as well as white, pink, salmon, orange, lavender, purple and burgundy.