Flower Id Ms Haslam Flower ID 1 Bromeliad
Flower Id Ms. Haslam
Flower ID #1
Bromeliad • Tropical Colors • Attract Mosquitoes • Succulent • House Plant
Ageratum • Blue, Pink, White • Annual • Little “Fuzzies”
Aglaonema • House Plant • Foliage with light diagonal patterns • Considered to be “Lucky”
Alstroemeria • Attracts Bees, Butterflies • Orange, Pink, Rose, Purple, Red, Yellow, White, Salmon. • Long Lasting Cut Flower • Usually Grow in Groups of 3
Snapdragon • Annual • Various Colors • Grown on Stalks
Flamingo Lily • Reds and Yellows • Houseplant, Perennial • High Heat, Humidity
Zebra Plant • House Plant • Dark Green Foliage • Yellow Blooms
Norfolk Island Pine • Houseplant in US • “Ferny” • Reaches to 200 ft in its native Habitat (New Zealand)
Marguerite Daisy • White, Pink, Yellow • Annual • Attracts Butterflies
Asparagus “Fern” • Perennial • Prickly needle like leaves • Small waxy white flowers
Astilbe • Leathery Plumes • Grow on Stalks • White, Pink, Red
Tuberous Begonia • Red, Orange, Yellow, White, Salmon, Pink • Single / Double Blooms • Plain, Ruffled, or Toothed Petals • Perennial
Flower ID #2
Wax Begonia • Annual • White, Pink, Red • Waxy
Fancy-Leaved Caladium • Heart Shaped Leaf • “Elephant Ears” • Shades of Red, Pink, Green, and White
Pocketbook Plant • Blooms look like pouches • Yellow, White, Orange, Red, Maroon, Copper • Have Spots on Blooms • Annual
China Aster • Annual • Reds, White, Pinks, Purples • Quill- Like Petals
Common Camellia • Shrub • Red, White, Pink, Off-White • Not Patented – leaves open cutting options
Common Garden Canna • Pinks, Yellows, Oranges • Tropical Perennial • Bulb • Large Broad Foilage
Periwinkle • Blue • Perennial • Vine/ Herb • Green Foilage
Cattleya Orchid Hybrid • Wide Variety of Colors • Not found in many garden centers • House Plant • Over 20, 000 Varieties
Cockscomb • Annual • Long Vase Life (5 -14 days) • Red, Yellow, Orange Plumes
Parlor Palm • Tropical / Tender Perennial • House Plant • Poisonous if ingested • Not Patented – can take cuttings
Waxflower • Pink, Purple, White, Yellow • Smells Great!! • Shrub • Used as filler in arrangements
Flower ID #3
Spider Plant • House Plant • Herbaceous Perennial • Leaves: Green on outside, whit stripe down the middle • Very Hardy
Florist’s Chrysanthemum • Leaves are poisonous • Can’t be grown outdoors • Annual – Wont Re-bloom • Memorial Day Flower
Grape Ivy • Indoor Plant • Attractive Green Foilage • Curls and is good for trellis, or stake
Clematis • Both Shrub and Perennial depending on species • Woody stems • Change Color depending on life cycle • Variety of Colors
Croton • House Plant • Bright Tropical Foilage • Stiff Upward Pointing Leaves • Leaves Change Colors if they don’t have proper nutrients.
Jade Plant • House Plant • Plump, full leaves • Glossy appearance • Thick Stems
Florist’s Cyclamen • Bloom color Varies • Foliage always green • Flowers are Fragrant • Perennial
Cymbidium Orchid • Grown on a stalk in a spray fashion • Leaves should be apple green • Perennial • Various Colors
Carnation • Various Colors • Used often in florist work • Cheap & Long Lasting • Official Flowers of Fraternities/ Sororities
Spotted Dumbcane • Perennial • Houseplant • Green, Yellow • Grown for Attractive Foilage.
Corn Plant Dracaena • House Plant • Thick Cane • Withstands Abuse for casual indoor gardeners • Leaves look like corn
Red Edge Dracaena • “Spiky” with red edges • House Plant • Helps make clean air by removing formaldehyde
Flower ID # 4
Hens and Chicks • Succulent • Grouped together • Perennial • Grow in Rosettes
Barrel Cactus • Yellow / Orange flowers • Big, But shallow root systems • Can live up to 130 years • Grow Extremely slow – 4 yr old can be 3 inches high and 2. 5 inches wide
Devils Ivy • House Plant • Leaves – White, yellow, light green – Heart Shaped • Removes indoor pollutants • Toxic to cats and dogs
Spring Heath • Flowers when it is still covered in snow • Ornamental Plant • Long flowering Season • Shrub
Silver Dollar Gum • Used as a filler • Poisonous if ingested • Blooms white • Foilage: Blue-Green • Not Patented
Crowns-of-Thorns • • Succulent Shrub Woody/spiny Has Thorns Red Flowers
Poinsettia • Shrub / Small Tree • Leaves turn colors • Bracts turn to leaves, they are not flowers • Popular Christmas Plant
German Violet • Purple or white • Short lived color • Waxy flowers • Annual
Benjamin Fig – Weeping Fig • Filters indoor toxins • Foliage Droops • House Plant • Drops leaves and grows new when put in a different light.
Decora Rubber Plant • Foliage: dark green, redburgundy • Houseplant • Low maintenance • Waxy Look
Creeping Rubber Plant • Woody vine plant • House Plant • Can become invasive • Green / Varigated
Freesia • Perennial • Tropical • Yellow, lilac, blue, orange, red • Green slender, sword shaped leaves
Flower ID #5
Nerve Plant • Houseplant • Perennial • Deep Green Leaf – White, Red, Pink Vein Patterns
Gardenia • Perennial Shrub • White/ Pale Yellow Bloom • Dark Green Glossy foliage
Gerbera Daisy • Part of sunflower family • Common cut flower • white, yellow, orange, red, and pink • Summer Weddings
Garden Gladiolus • apricot, blue, burgundy, pink, gold, red, orange, and white • Grow on Stalks • Great Cut Flower
“Purple Passion”, Velvet Plant • Hybrid • Leaves and Stems are green • Hair like projections make it look purple
Baby’s Breath • Filler • Grown as ornamental plant in certain climates • Little “cloud” flowers
English Ivy • Invasive • Climbing Plant • Leaves and berries were used as a cough suppressant • House plant
Hemerocallis Daylily • Hemerocallis = “Beautiful Day” • Many Cultivars and Colors • Grow in Clumps
Dwarf Octopus Tre • Houseplant • Tolerant to neglect • Soil needs to be moist
Amaryllis • Bulb • Blooms December – May but can be forced to bloom • Common Christmas flower
Plantain Lily • Perennial • Lavender flowers • Good cut flower • Attracts hummingbirds
Wax Plant • Flowers in clusters • Scented • Star shaped • White and pink flowers with 5 points
Hyacinth • Bulbs • Toxic if eaten in large quantities • Bulb is the most poisonous • Common at christmas
Flower ID #6
Hydrangea • Shrub • Full Sun • Blue/ Pink Blooms – Bloom color based on ph of soil
Impatiens hybrid cv. / Impatiens • Can bloom year round in a greenhouse • Annual in Utah • Loves the Shade
Bearded Iris • Many colors • Perennial • Bulbs • Grow on a foot stalk
Iris x xiphium cv. / Dutch Iris • Bulbs • Likes well drained soil • Hardy • Mostly blue and yellow flowers
Shrimp Plant • Shrub • Attracts Hummingbirds • Houseplant • Used for flowers
Kalanchoe • Red, orange, pink, yellow Flowers • Madagascar native • Tropical Plant
Shasta Daisy • Perennial • Always white flower with yellow center • Smell Bad
Liatris • Mostly showy purple flowers • Attracts birds and butterflies • Native to the Prairie
Trumpet Lily • Sold at Easter • Very Picky about temperature • Grown between 1 -8 ft tall • House plant in Utah
Hybrid Lily • Grows in clumps • Perennial • Cut back in the fall • Bulb
Statice • Papery flowers • Double budding • Drought resistant and heat tolerant • Gophers don’t like them
Sweet Alyssum • Great ground cover • Grows in clumps • Spreads quickly • Comes in softer colors like purples, pinks, white
Flower ID # 7
Prayer Plant • Originated from South America • Bluish Green Color • House plant in Utah • Also called Rabbit Tracks
Flowering Stock • Double blooming • Come from a single blooming plant • Doubles are Sterile • Many colors
Cutleaf “Philodendron” • House plant • Large glossy leaves, slit deep • Young plants have heart shaped leaves with no cuts
Daffodil • Poisonous • The Latin name for daffodil is thought to have been inspired by Narcissus, who was a figure in Greek mythology said to have fallen in love with his reflection in a pool of water. The nodding head of the daffodil is said to represent Narcissus bending down and gazing at his reflection.
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