9-Letter Flowers Starting with 'W'

An evergreen shrub native to Western Australia (belonging to the genus Chamelaucium, most notably C. uncinatum), distinguished by its needle-like leaves and abundant, long-lasting blooms with a waxy texture, heavily utilized in the global floral industry.

Any of several spring-blooming woodland plants of the genus Trillium, native to North America and parts of Asia, characterized by a single whorl of three leaves and a three-petaled flower.