Yarrow, named for the Greek hero Achilles · Greek
A spiky desert plant of Mexico · Greek
A low carpet of tiny honey scented white flowers · Greek · small dogs
Bulb that throws up huge trumpet flowers in winter · Greek
Cup shaped flower, the name means daughter of the wind · Greek
The smooth barked apple gum of Australia · Greek
A yellow mountain daisy used in soothing balms
A silvery herb named after the Greek huntress Artemis · Greek
A shade plant with feathery plumes of pink and white · Greek
Masterwort, a starry pincushion flower · Latin
A shrub that flowers in spring
A thorny shrub with bright red berries
Bright bedding flower with patterned leaves
A bell shaped flower of blue or white
The common daisy, from the Latin for pretty · Latin · small dogs
A purple flowered herb of old cottage gardens
A small dark blue moorland berry · small dogs
Small Australian shrub with a famously sweet scent · Australian
A climbing plant with paper bright magenta bracts
Glossy yellow meadow flower of childhood games · small dogs
An evergreen shrub with waxy flowers
The bellflower, from the Latin for little bell · Latin
A tropical plant with big paddle leaves and fiery flowers · Latin
A frilly scented flower given on Mother's Day
A tree with heart shaped leaves and long bean pods · Creek
A small glossy yellow flower of early spring · Greek · small dogs
The New Zealand mountain daisy · Greek
Climbing vine that covers walls in star flowers · Greek
A shade loving lily with orange flowers from South Africa
A golden berry of the far north · small dogs
A nodding flower named from the Latin for dove · Latin
A daisy with a raised cone at its centre
Tickseed, a cheerful golden daisy of the prairies · Greek
Australian native fuchsia with hanging bell flowers · Australian
A small yellow spring flower of English meadows · small dogs
A fiery orange flower whose dried petals smell of saffron · Greek
A winter flower with swept back petals · Greek
Yellow trumpet flower and the emblem of Wales
A tuberous flower named for the botanist Dahl
Tall spires of blue flowers, named from the Greek for dolphin · Greek
A rosette shaped succulent from Mexico · Latin · small dogs
The purple coneflower of the American prairies · Greek
The Latin name for heather, also a well loved given name · Latin
The shrub that turns bright yellow in early spring
Tropical tree with fragrant creamy flowers
Scented South African flower on an arching stem
A hanging flower like a pink and purple ballerina
Waxy white flower with a heavy sweet scent
A cottage garden flower named from the Greek for crane · Greek
A big bright daisy from South Africa
A tall flower named from the Latin for little sword · Latin
Australian shrub with spidery nectar rich flowers · Australian
Hardy Australian shrub with needle leaves and woody fruit · Australian
A delicate blue bell flower of heaths, the bluebell of Scotland · small dogs
The low purple shrub of Scottish moorland
A New Zealand shrub named for the Greek goddess of youth · Greek
A purple flower that turns to follow the sun, from Greek · Greek
Big tropical flower brewed into a red tea · Greek
Prickly evergreen with bright winter berries
A tall cottage garden flower in pink, red and cream
A leafy shade plant with lilac flowers
A heavily scented spring bulb
A shrub with big round heads of blue, pink or white flowers
Greek, rainbow, and the messenger goddess · Greek
Persian, from the flower name yasmin · Persian
Older name for jasmine, a scented climbing shrub
A sweet scented yellow daffodil · French
A small purple berry that ripens in June
The Japanese word for maple · Japanese
White pine, New Zealand's tallest native tree · Maori · big dogs
Chrysanthemum, the flower of the Japanese imperial seal · Japanese
A New Zealand tree with golden flowers, the Maori word for yellow · Maori
Shrub with clustered flowers that change colour as they age
A tart red berry of Nordic forests · small dogs
A trailing flower of bright blue · small dogs
The water flower of Asian art and faith
An ancient flowering tree
A New Zealand tea tree whose flowers give a famous honey · Maori
A red barked shrub of California, Spanish for little apple · Spanish
A small pink blossom of spring, also the name of a famous ship
A frothy cream flower of damp meadows
The paperbark tea tree of Australia · Greek
Japanese maple leaf in its red autumn colour · Japanese
The big split leaved Swiss cheese plant · Latin
A white flower that opens at night
A peppery garden flower in orange and red · Latin
An exotic flowering plant, from the Greek orkhis
A heavy headed early summer flower
A trailing plant with blue violet flowers
Trumpet flower that spills from summer baskets
The flower strung into Hawaiian garlands
The New Zealand Christmas tree, crimson in December · Maori
The flame tree, covered in scarlet flowers in summer
Bold South African flower and its national bloom · Greek
A New Zealand tree that flowers and fruits all year · Maori
The buttercup family, Latin for little frog · Latin
New Zealand honeysuckle, a tall tree with red velvet flowers · Maori
The garden flower, one of the oldest English girls names
Australian hibiscus used for jam and cordial · Australian
The sage family, from the Latin for to heal · Latin
Cotton lavender, a silvery herb with button flowers
A small tree with white spring blossom and sweet berries
Nodding white flower that blooms through frost · small dogs
Climbing scented flower grown for cutting · small dogs
Japanese camellia, prized for its winter flowers · Japanese
The bulb flower that once bankrupted Dutch traders
A climbing vine of hanging purple flowers
An old English name for wild honeysuckle
A succulent whose sap soothes burns
The strawberry tree, with red fruit and peeling bark · Latin
Late summer daisy, the name means star · Greek
Spreading fig tree that drops roots from its branches · Hindi · big dogs
Vast African tree with a swollen water storing trunk · Arabic · big dogs
Smooth barked woodland tree with copper autumn leaves · big dogs
A pink mountain flower, the state flower of Montana
A flower at its fullest and freshest
Blue lupin that carpets Texas roadsides in spring
Tree kept miniature in a shallow tray · Japanese · small dogs
Peony, the flower Japan calls the king of blooms · Japanese
Australian shrub with bright brush shaped flowers · Australian
Thorny wild rose that tangles through hedges
A pink or white wildflower of hedgerows
The plant that sends cats giddy, a cheeky name for a dog
Vivid blue flower once common in wheat fields
First small flower to push through late winter ground · Greek · small dogs
The yellow flower that becomes a fluffy seed clock, French for lion's tooth · French
A tree with bright spring blossom, the perfect tree for a dog
The gum tree of Australia, from the Greek for well covered · Greek
The fig genus, from garden trees to house plants · Latin
The curled tip of a young fern · small dogs
Evergreen conifer with upright cones · big dogs
A tall pink wildflower that springs up after forest fires
Tall spire of bell flowers in hedgerows and woods
A mountain flower of deep true blue
Ancient tree with fan shaped leaves that turn gold · Japanese
A tall wildflower with plumes of golden yellow
Spiny yellow shrub that smells of coconut in the sun
A white flowered tea tree of New Zealand · Maori
A New Zealand tree with glossy leaves and orange fruit · Maori
Towering pale eucalypt of south west Australia · Noongar · big dogs
A giant forest tree of New Zealand that can live for 2,000 years · Maori · big dogs
Broad Australian shade tree with a bottle shaped trunk · Australian · big dogs
Conifer that turns gold and drops its needles in autumn
Tall blue cottage garden flower with a spurred petal
Cone shaped spike of pea flowers in border gardens
A Pacific coast tree with peeling red bark · Spanish
The black tree fern, New Zealand's tallest fern · Maori · big dogs
A New Zealand conifer whose red fruit feeds the kereru · Maori
The stinging plant of the hedgerow
New Zealand's only native palm · Maori
Tough Mediterranean shrub covered in pink flowers
Indian paintbrush, a wildflower of the American West tipped in red
Fan leaved palm of the southern coasts · Spanish
Tall Nile reed the ancients made paper from · Greek
A bright summer flower whose name means flame in Greek · Greek
A small nut pine of the American Southwest · Spanish
The silver fern, symbol of New Zealand · Maori
Tall fast growing tree with fluttering leaves · big dogs
A New Zealand tree with bright red flowers · Maori
A small tree that blooms pink along bare branches in spring
The tallest tree on earth, native to California · big dogs
A tall red pine of New Zealand forests · Maori
A rich reddish hardwood with a rose like scent
A tree with sweet scented wood, native to Australia and India
A sweet purple berry of the Canadian prairies · Cree
Grass like plant that grows at the water's edge
Flower whose mouth opens when you pinch it
A tangy leaf, and a reddish brown coat colour
A tiny bright blue wildflower · small dogs
A small shoot cut from a plant · small dogs
A new shoot on a plant, also a young growing thing · small dogs
Tall evergreen conifer of northern forests · big dogs
Tall golden flower that follows the sun · big dogs
Broad maple whose seeds spin down like helicopters · big dogs
A feathery shrub of dry coasts with pink flowers
The prickly flower of Scotland
A great native tree of New Zealand, prized for carving · Maori · big dogs
Woodland flower with everything in threes · Latin
A swamp tree whose flowers give a famous honey · Creek
Climbing plant that winds its way upward
Spiky desert plant with a tall spire of white bells