9-Letter Flowers Starting with 'S'

Browse 5 verified 9-letter flowers starting with 'S' such as Sunflower, Stargazer, Sweet pea and Speedwell. Check definitions and facts below, or explore our full flowers directory for broader vocabulary topics.

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speedwell
Any of numerous creeping or herbaceous plants and low shrubs of the genus Veronica, native primarily to the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere and characterized by small, four-petaled blue, pink, or white flowers.
sprekelia
A bulbous plant native to Mexico and Central America belonging to the amaryllis family, particularly noted for its striking, orchid-like red flowers that are commonly known as Aztec lilies or Jacobean lilies.
stargazer
A popular hybrid lily cultivar characterized by its vibrant, upward-facing pink and crimson petals with dark spots, highly valued in floral arrangements.
sunflower
The large, bright yellow flower of the sunflower plant, characterized by a dark central disk surrounded by radiating yellow petals.
sweet pea
A climbing plant (Lathyrus odoratus) of the legume family, native to southern Italy and the Aegean Islands, widely cultivated for its strongly fragrant, colorful flowers.
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