to flower

To produce flowers or to grow well and become successful

To produce flowers on a tree or plant

To begin to bloom or grow, like a plant showing flowers

A person who is the best or most admired in a group

A part of a garden where people plant flowers

A young girl who walks before the bride at a wedding and drops flower petals

A group of flowers put together to look attractive

A garden where people grow many flowers for beauty

A young person, especially in the 1960s, who rejects normal values and supports peace and living simply with others

A soft, usually bright part of a flower

A shop that sells flowers and small plants

A small part on a plant that will become a flower, not a leaf

A tight group of small flowers that look like one flower

A flower that grows naturally without being planted by people

A flower made from plastic, silk, or paper that looks like a real one

A person who sells flowers on the street

People from the 1960s who believed in peace, love, and living together

A youth movement in the 1960s that promoted peace, love and no violence

An upright stem that grows from the ground and holds a flower above the leaves

A group of flowers that grow close together on a plant

A person who is very protected and cannot deal with hard situations

A climbing plant with hard stems and bright thin parts that look like paper and decorate gardens

A plant that lives for one year with purple, basket-like flower heads used to decorate gardens

A tropical plant with bright orange-red flowers that often grows as a weed

A tall plant from eastern North America with dense spikes of blue flowers

A plant with bright yellow, red or purple flowers often grown in gardens

A small wild flower with bright yellow shiny petals

A small garden plant with thin divided leaves and bright flowers with different colours

A shrub or small tree with clusters of pink flowers streaked with purple

A climbing plant with bright yellow flowers like a canary

A tall North American plant with bright red flowers that grows in wet places

A fleshy plant without leaves that has large star-shaped flowers that smell like rotting meat and attract flies

A plant that lives for many years with bright orange flowers in the eastern and southern United States

A plant with red leaves like a poinsettia that people use to decorate at Christmas

A plant whose leaves point north and south

A tropical vine with bright yellow and purple flowers whose petals twist like a snail shell

A small tree or shrub with wrinkled bright flowers often planted in warm gardens

A tall shrub from Western Australia with large round red and yellow flowers

A wild plant with pink or white flowers that grows in damp meadows

A short, hairy plant that comes back every year and has blue-violet or lilac flowers in early spring

A flower with no petals

A plant that lives for many years with white to pink puffed flowers in long clusters on upright stems

A poisonous woody evergreen vine with sweet-smelling yellow flowers shaped like funnels in the southeastern United States

A flower that keeps its shape and color after drying for decoration

A garden plant with feathery leaves and blue or white flowers

A small wild plant with deep purple flowers that grows in California

A game item that lets a character throw fireballs at enemies

A tall plant with large pink-purple tube flowers whose leaves are poisonous but make heart medicine

Growing and caring for plants that have flowers to make a place look nice

A time in youth when a person has the most energy and hope

A young boy who walks in a wedding scattering petals

A young man admired for soft, pretty looks and stylish clothes, often in fashion or pop culture

A string of flowers worn or hung for decoration

A slender plant with shiny brown stalks and divided leaves with small brown dots along the edges

A small plant with yellow flowers that open in the morning and fade by midday

A desert plant with thick roots and narrow succulent leaves, each stem having one reddish-orange flower

A garden plant with long grasslike leaves and tall spikes of red or yellow drooping flowers

A plant from the US Southwest with fleshy roots and a single red-orange flower

A tall garden plant with long grasslike leaves and red or yellow hanging flower spikes

A tropical plant with a bright red, heart-shaped flower used for decoration

A low plant from Central America that grows along the ground and has frilly white flowers

A climbing plant with thick, leather-like outer parts and bell-shaped blooms

A garden plant with deep pink, drooping heart-shaped flowers

A flower that wilts but stays on the plant

A pink forest flower shaped like a slipper

A plant that lives for many years with large bright blue flower clusters that attract butterflies

A low evergreen shrub often grown in gardens for its sweet-smelling pink or deep rose flowers

A small European plant with many branches and blue or pink flowers

A plant with round yellow flowers

A vine that stays green all year with large bright yellow flowers

A garden plant with hanging bell-shaped flowers that are purple and white in a checkered pattern

A poisonous plant with hooded blue-purple flowers that grows in northern Europe

An Australian shrub with groups of sweet flowers that attract bees and birds

A plant from the southwestern United States with narrow leaves and yellow-orange flowers

A climbing plant that has shiny green leaves and clusters of white fragrant flowers shaped like trumpets

A Mediterranean herb with strong seeds used to flavor bread and vegetables

A plant with large spotted flowers and a long curved beak-shaped flower part