10-Letter Flowers Starting with 'P'

A wild herbaceous plant of the genus Castilleja, native primarily to the western Americas, characterized by its brightly colored, brush-like floral bracts.

A widely cultivated, highly fragrant species of daffodil (Narcissus papyraceus) that produces clusters of small white flowers and is frequently forced to bloom indoors during winter.

A perennial flowering plant native to East Asia (Platycodon grandiflorus), commonly known as the balloon flower due to its distinctive puffy buds that burst open into star-shaped, bell-like blossoms.

A complex hybrid primrose (Primula × polyantha) widely cultivated in gardens for its showy, diverse clusters of brightly colored flowers that bloom on a single stout stem.

Any of various herbaceous flowering plants of the genus Pulsatilla (formerly included in Anemone) in the buttercup family, characterized by solitary, bell-shaped flowers that often bloom in early spring; commonly known as the pasqueflower.