Guide

Flowers that start with every letter, A to Z

Stuck on U under Flower or plant? Polarzinho grabbed the watering can and brought flowers and plants from A to Z.

Polarzinho watering a garden with flowers tagged A, B, C, D and E: a daisy, a sunflower, a gerbera, a hydrangea and a tulip

Pandas eat bamboo, and bamboo is a plant. So technically I am an expert in at least one letter. For the rest, I wrote this list of flowers that start with every letter, A to Z.

In Polar Games’ Stop!, the category is called Flower or plant: garden flowers, trees, herbs and houseplants all count. Most names come from the answer list the game itself knows in English.

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How to use this list in Stop

Flower or plant comes in a ready-made nature theme together with Animal, Insect, Fruit, Color and Country. You can add it to your own list too.

Stop! only draws letters that have known answers in the round’s categories, and a letter never repeats in the same match.

Stop! practice setup screen with categories, ready-made themes and the option to build your own list

PolarzinhoBamboo for B. I do not write it, I eat it. But it counts.

On the practice setup screen of the Portuguese version, you pick a ready-made theme or build your own category list.

Flowers that start with A

  • azalea
  • aster
  • anemone
  • amaryllis
  • alstroemeria

Flowers that start with B

  • begonia
  • bluebell
  • buttercup
  • bougainvillea
  • bird of paradise

Flowers that start with C

  • carnation
  • chrysanthemum
  • camellia
  • crocus
  • calla lily

Flowers that start with D

  • daisy
  • dahlia
  • daffodil
  • dandelion
  • delphinium

Flowers that start with E

  • edelweiss
  • echinacea
  • evening primrose

Flowers that start with F

  • foxglove
  • forget-me-not
  • freesia
  • fuchsia
  • frangipani

Flowers that start with G

  • gardenia
  • geranium
  • gladiolus
  • gerbera

Flowers that start with H

  • hibiscus
  • hydrangea
  • hyacinth
  • honeysuckle
  • heather

Flowers that start with I

  • iris
  • impatiens
  • ixora

Flowers that start with J

  • jasmine
  • jonquil
  • jacaranda

Flowers that start with K

  • kalanchoe
  • kangaroo paw
  • red hot poker

Flowers that start with L

  • lily
  • lavender
  • lilac
  • lotus
  • lupine

Flowers that start with M

  • magnolia
  • marigold
  • morning glory
  • mimosa

Flowers that start with N

  • narcissus
  • nasturtium
  • nigella

Flowers that start with O

  • orchid
  • oleander
  • orange blossom

Flowers that start with P

  • peony
  • petunia
  • poppy
  • pansy
  • poinsettia

Flowers that start with Q

  • Queen Anne’s lace
  • queen of the night

Flowers that start with R

  • rose
  • rhododendron
  • ranunculus
  • rosemary

Flowers that start with S

  • sunflower
  • snapdragon
  • sweet pea
  • snowdrop

Flowers that start with T

  • tulip
  • tiger lily
  • thistle
  • tuberose

Flowers that start with U

  • umbrella plant
  • urn plant
  • ursinia

Flowers that start with V

  • violet
  • verbena
  • Venus flytrap
  • viola

Flowers that start with W

  • wisteria
  • water lily
  • wallflower

Flowers that start with X, Y and Z

  • X: xeranthemum
  • Y: yarrow, yucca, ylang-ylang
  • Z: zinnia, zebra plant

Does any plant count? The classic scoring arguments

Do trees count?

In Polar Games’ Stop! the category is Flower or plant, so yes: oak, willow and jacaranda all count.

Singular or plural?

Rose and roses are the same answer. Do not try to score twice with them.

Frequently asked questions

What flower starts with Q?

Queen Anne’s lace.

What flower starts with U?

Ursinia; and among plants, the umbrella plant and the urn plant.

What flower starts with X?

Xeranthemum, also called immortelle.

What flower starts with Z?

Zinnia.

Try it

Open Stop!, pick a theme with the Flower or plant category and invite your friends. The other A to Z cheat sheets are on the blog too, from fruits to cartoons.

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