Flowers Starting with TR and Containing R

Discover 20 verified flowers starting with TR and containing R, including Trillium, Trumpet vine, Tree tomato, Tropaeolum, Trumpet creeper, Tradescantia and Trifolium. Explore definitions and species facts for floral design, gardening reference, and botanical poetry below, or browse our flowers directory.

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tradescantia
trachycarpus
trailing arbutus
trachelium
trachelospermum
trachymene
tree tomato
tree peony
tree mallow
trillium
trifolium
tritonia
trichosanthes
tricyrtis
trientalis
triteleia
tropaeolum
trollius
trumpet vine
trumpet creeper

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