Mrs. Peanuckle's Flower Alphabet (Mrs. Peanuckle's Alphabet Library): 3

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There are many hybrid dahlia varieties on the market, which includes at least 42 species. The array of colors is vibrant and impressive and come in all shades and hues except blue. Daisy The flowers usually number a dozen or so blossoms on each spike. Some species may be white or purple-pink, and the stamens appear tipped in gold. Chrysanthemum

While most plants have green leaves, some varieties do have golden foliage. The plant is commonly used as a medicinal herb to treat issues such as indigestion. Firethorn The Frangipani Flower is also known as Plumeria or templetree. This plant is a tree that is a seasonal bloomer, with red and pink blooms.

Azaleas belong to the family of rhododendrons and come in a wide range of colors. These flowers attract pollinators such as hummingbirds and come in a range of heights, from two to eight feet tall. These plants are long-lived and are one of the most hybridized plants in the entire world. The Flax Flower is native to areas of California, and it is a small plant belonging to the species Linumlewsii. The plant produces small flowers that are pale blue and roughly an inch and a half in width. They come in a range of sizes, with colors also ranging between single shades, picotee, and striped varieties, to name a few. Phlox

There are mixtures and single colors available, with flowers produced in colors such as blue, white, red, and pink. They bloom from summer until early fall. Corydalis The flowers are funnel-shaped and are pink or white. It flowers in fall, but the leaves provide decoration throughout winter and spring. Anemone

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Hyacinths make great plants in container gardens or flower beds. They make excellent cut flowers and are used in many flower displays or grown for their decorative usage as a potted plant. The Star of Bethlehem or Ornithogalum plant belongs to a group of around 100 species of plants that are native to Africa, Europe, and Asia. Agapanthus comes in a variety of colors and heights. These showy flowers are produced in colors such as blue and purple. The lavender plant is a relatively hardy evergreen, with foliage that is gray-green, sometimes with a silvery color to the leaves. The blooms are usually pale blue or purple but can also be white. Lemon Verbena The Moonflower Vine is a species belonging to the genus Ipomoea like the Spanish flag vine. This flowering vine can grow to heights of 15 feet, and the vine produces white flowers between July and October. It needs full sun but otherwise requires minimal maintenance, making it a showy member of your garden family. Monk’s Hood

The Epimedium plant is also known as the barrenwort, and it is a low-growing perennial. This is one plant often grown for its foliage, but many of these plant species have small, starry flowers that may be yellow, cream, or pink as some possibilities. Some are evergreen, but others die during the winter. Eremurus Bergenia is also referred to as elephant’s ears. These plants are a great evergreen ground cover and have large, rounded leaves. The entire plant is covered in small, soft, white hairs that give it its texture, and the plant can be a large plant or small shrub. Flax Flower The Dahlia is a tuberous perennial flower that is native to Mexico and South America. The plants form leafy stems and come in sizes from dwarf to large with a huge variety of flower shapes.Calla lilies often need to be grown in a greenhouse, but some do well in moist or boggy conditions, such as near a water feature or pond. Camellia camellia japonica The Kaffir Lily is also known as Cliviaminiata. This plant is an evergreen that forms long green leaves that overlap at the base of the flower. The different varieties grow to be different sizes, but you’ll usually find them between 2 and 4 feet tall. They are both easy to grow and make good cut flowers. Lavender Lavender is a popular plant with a variety of uses, including making essential oils and for decorating. The white flowers have yellow throats, and the plant does well between getting full sun and partial shade. In places that get cold, it must be carefully overwintered. Marguerite Daisy