Turk's-cap
- noun
- /tɜrks kæp/
- Have you seen the Turk's-cap flowers blooming?
- Turk's-cap lily
Examples
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The bright orange flowers of the Turk's-cap add color to the woodland garden every summer.
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At the botanical garden, we saw a beautiful Turk's-cap lily blooming among the ferns.
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Gardeners often plant Turk's-cap to attract butterflies and hummingbirds to their yards.
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The Turk's-cap lily is a beautiful addition to any garden.
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The Turk's-cap lily features beautiful flowers that curve backward, making it a favorite among gardeners.
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In late summer, the Turk's-cap blooms with its distinctive red petals, adding vibrant color to the garden.
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You can find the Turk's-cap growing in various light conditions, showcasing its adaptability and unique flower shape.
Synonyms
A North American wildflower with orange-red spotted petals that point downward
A kind of lily with small purple, bell-shaped flowers
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Turk's-cap comes from the flower's shape: people thought its curved petals looked like a Turk's 'cap' or hat, so the name points to that hat-like form. That's why a Turk's-cap lily is known for petals that bend back and give it a very distinctive look.