Flowers Starting With The Letter G… Many people who enjoy gardening find themselves drawn to flowers that start with the letter G.
Geranium’s, for example, are a popular choice because they come in many different colours and shapes.
Other popular choices include Gardenia’s, which can be planted together in groups to create beautiful arrangements. Gypsophila (Baby’s Breath) are a great choice in a garden setting because they’re very hardy and love the sun.
Flowers have a mystique about them, but there are so many unique kinds! There are undoubtedly ones we’ve never seen before, so we have only listed a few. Are you looking for flower names to assist you in your search? If that’s the case, the list of flower names below may be of help.
This article will explore different types of flowers that start with the letter G:
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Gaillardia (Blanket Flower)
Gaillardia is a genus of flowering plants that are commonly known as blanket flowers. They come in many colours, and they also attract butterflies, bees, hummingbirds and other pollinators to your garden or yard.
Gardenia (Jasminoides)
Gardenia’s are beautiful flowers that grow in an urn-shaped form. They come in lovely white and yellow colours, as well as pink and purple varieties.
Geranium (Cranesbill)
There are many different types of geraniums; they can be planted together to create a colourful garden! Some people call them Cranesbills because the seedpods look like little birds bills (beaks).
Gaura (Whirling Butterflies)
Gaura Whirling Butterflies are delicate flowers that come in many different colours. They attract butterflies and hummingbirds, so they’re a great choice for your garden or landscape area!
Gerbera
Gerbera’s are bright and colourful flowers that come in many different varieties. They’re easy to plant, making them great choices for children or novice gardeners!
Gladiolus (Iris Family)
The Gladioli is an extremely popular flower because it comes in so many different colours – making them great for arrangements! There are even some species where the blooms have naturally occurring stripes which makes their colouration look fantastic together when planted alongside one another. You can plant these straight into your garden without having to wait for them to show up from seed if you want something earlier in the season.
Goldenrod (Solidago)
Goldenrods are very easy to grow, and they attract pollinators like honeybees! They’re great for your own garden or landscape area.
Grape Hyacinth (Muscari)
Grape Hyacinths are a perennial bulb that comes in a variety of colours. They can be planted together to create beautiful arrangements!
Gypsophila (Baby's Breath)
Also known as baby’s breath, this is one of the easiest flowers to grow from seeds or cuttings. It requires very little maintenance and grows best in full sun with normal water conditions. The plant produces small blooms on tall stems above a mound of foliage.
