10-Letter Flowers Starting with 'W'

Browse 5 verified 10-letter flowers starting with 'W' such as Wild pansy, Wake robin, Wallflower and Windflower. Check definitions and facts below, or explore our full flowers directory for broader vocabulary topics.

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wallflower
A widely cultivated, spring-blooming plant of the mustard family, native to Europe and western Asia, characterized by fragrant yellow, orange, or brownish-red flowers and a tendency to grow in the crevices of old walls.
wake robin
A common name for any of several spring-flowering woodland plants of the genus Trillium, native to North America and characterized by a whorl of three leaves and three-petaled flowers.
westerland
A vigorous and highly fragrant climbing rose cultivar known for its apricot-orange blooms, originally developed in Germany.
windflower
Any of various herbaceous perennial plants of the genus Anemone (in the buttercup family Ranunculaceae), native to north temperate and subarctic regions, characterized by deeply lobed leaves and cup-shaped, brightly colored flowers with petal-like sepals.
wild pansy
A common Eurasian wildflower (Viola tricolor) having small blooms that are typically colored in vivid shades of purple, yellow, and white, widely known as the ancestor of the cultivated garden pansy.
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