Plants That End in W

Browse 29 verified plants ending with the letter W, including Willow, Marrow, Marshmallow, Cashew, Yew, Honeydew and Haw. Filter these botanical species, shrubs, and greenery by word length for botany lessons, garden planning, and nature crosswords below, or explore our plants directory.

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black willow
cashew
cushaw
desert willow
english yew
feverfew
glory of the snow
honeydew
haw
japanese yew
kangaroo paw
kinnow
marrow
marshmallow
mallow
mayhaw
pawpaw
pussywillow
pussy willow
queen of the meadow
rose mallow
sallow
sundew
tree mallow
willow
weeping willow
wandering jew
yew
yarrow

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