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The American Lotus (Nelumbo lutea) is a perennial wildflower found in shallow, slow-moving waters across eastern North America. Its prominent feature is its exceptionally large, circular leaves—the largest of any North American native plant—and showy pale yellow flowers. The plant’s seeds and young...
The swamp rose mallow (*Hibiscus moscheutos*) is a wetland perennial wildflower found throughout eastern North America. It’s recognized by its substantial size, featuring large, pink flowers that can reach saucer-like dimensions. This plant thrives in saturated soils and provides habitat for insects...
Etlingera elatior, native to Southeast Asia, produces large waxy torch-like inflorescences used as a culinary ingredient in Malaysian and Indonesian cooking.
Bird's Foot Violet (*Viola pedata*) is a North American wildflower distinguished by its deeply divided, palmate leaves that resemble a bird's foot.
A Sumatran parasitic plant (Rafflesia arnoldii) producing the world's largest individual flower, up to 1 metre wide, emitting a rotting-flesh scent to attract pollinating flies.
Epiphyllum, known as orchid cacti, are epiphytic cacti native to Central and South American rainforests, cultivated worldwide for spectacular large blooms up to 30 centimeters across.
Rhododendrons form a large genus of over 1,000 species native to Asia and North America; the genus is the national flower of Nepal and the state flower of several U.S. states.
The only genus in family Cannaceae, native to tropical America, with rhizomes cultivated as a starch crop for over 4,000 years alongside widespread ornamental use.
Hedge Bindweed (Calystegia sepium) is a vigorous perennial climbing vine native to temperate Europe and North America, producing large funnel-shaped flowers ranging from white to pale pink.
