10-Letter Flowers Starting with 'S'

Any of various herbaceous plants of the genus Antirrhinum (especially A. majus), native to the Mediterranean region, widely cultivated in gardens for their tall spikes of brightly colored, two-lipped flowers that resemble a dragon's face.

Any of several small alpine plants of the genus Soldanella in the primrose family, native to European mountain ranges and characterized by round leaves and fringed, bell-shaped blue or violet flowers.

A hybrid flowering plant of the aster family (Asteraceae), created by crossing goldenrod and aster, characterized by dense clusters of small, pale yellow flowers frequently used as filler in floral arrangements.

A genus of terrestrial orchids (family Orchidaceae) native to temperate and tropical regions worldwide, characterized by small, usually white or yellowish flowers arranged in a twisting spiral around a central spike (commonly known as ladies' tresses).

An aquatic or semi-aquatic perennial plant (Crinum americanum) of the amaryllis family, native to the southeastern United States, characterized by strap-like leaves and fragrant, spidery white flowers.

A species of wild deciduous rose native to the wetlands, marshes, and stream banks of eastern North America, characterized by its fragrant pink flowers and preference for wet soil.