8-Letter Flowers Starting with 'D'

A bulbous, spring-flowering plant of the genus Narcissus, typically bearing brightly colored, usually yellow or white, trumpet-shaped flowers.

Any of various herbaceous flowering plants of the genus Dianthus, native primarily to Europe and Asia, which includes carnations, pinks, and sweet williams, known for their brightly colored and often distinctly fragrant, heavily fringed blooms.

Any plant of the genus Dicentra in the poppy family, native to Asia and North America, characterized by deeply dissected leaves and distinctively shaped, typically two-spurred or heart-shaped flowers.