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50+ Flowers Name in English for Kids

50+ Flowers Name in English for Kids

Do you love smelling every flower you see, but don’t always know what it’s called? Well, flowers are found everywhere in gardens, at home, and even in places like parks and temples. Learning each flowers name at a young age helps you identify them, talk about them with family and friends, and build your vocabulary. In this blog, we’ll share a helpful flowers name chart with 50 different flowers and also show how they are grouped based on their types and life span. So, let’s explore the colourful and fragrant world of flowers together!

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50+ List of Flower Names in English

To start learning flowers name in English, it’s best to begin with the ones commonly found in your own country, India. Along with that, learning 5-10 uncommon flower names can give your vocabulary and general knowledge a great boost. That’s why we’ve listed below a mix of 50 flowers name, both common and uncommon, to help you recognise and remember them more easily:

Lotus Rose Sweet pea Rosemary Lilly 
Hydra SunflowerBoungainvillea Periwinkle Tulip 
Jasmine Poppy Corn flower Amaranth Daffodil 
Violet Blossom Hydrangea Dandelion Iris 
Kale Cactus Salvia Water lily Touch me not 
Busy lizzie Marigold Fox glove Red clover Bellflower 
Cosmos Balsam Bela Indian paintbrush Gulmohar 
Eucalyptus Snapdragon Desert rose Birds of paradise Passion flower 
Nerium Ice plant Mahua Frangipani Chrysanthemum 
Tuberose ChameliHoly basil Palash Water lily 
List of Flowers Name in English for Kids

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Types of Flowers with Names

Flowers are incredibly diverse. To better understand and identify them, they are often grouped into categories based on characteristics such as life span, growth pattern, and plant type. By understanding these types, it’s easier to remember different flower names and know their specific uses, whether in gardening or decoration. Thus, stated below, are five common types of flowers along with examples of each.

1. Annual flowers

Annual flowers complete their life cycle in a single year. These flowers bloom depending on the season in which they are planted. Winter annuals bloom in winter, summer annuals bloom in summer, and monsoon annuals bloom during the rainy season. Their bright and seasonal blooms make them perfect for gardens, flower beds, and balcony pots. A few annual flowers name are 

  • Marigold
  • Sunflower
  • Balsam
  • Cornflower
  • Zinnia 

2. Perennial flowers

Perennial flowers live for more than two years. They may die during extreme seasons (like winter or summer), but their root system remains alive, and they regrow and bloom again each year without needing to be replanted. You can see them in home gardens, public parks, and many other places. A few perennial flowers name are 

  • Rose
  • Lilly
  • Hibscus 
  • Jasmine
  • Daffodil

3. Biennial flowers

Biennial flowers take two full years to complete their life cycle. In the first year, they grow leaves and roots. In the second year, they flower, produce seeds, and then die. These are less common but often produce impressive blooms. A few biennial flowers name are 

  • Evening primrose 
  • Foxglove 
  • Black-eyed susan 
  • Hollyhock 
  • Sweet william 

4. Shrub flowers

Shrubs are medium-sized woody plants that have multiple stems growing from the base. Unlike trees, they do not have a single main trunk. Shrubs are generally shorter than trees, often ranging from 1 to 3 meters in height. Many flowering shrubs are evergreen, meaning they retain their leaves throughout the year, while others may be deciduous (shed leaves once a year). A few shrub flowers name are 

  • Yello Rose 
  • Bougainvilea
  • Hydrangea 
  • Jasmine
  • Witch Hazel 

5. Tree flowers

Trees are tall, woody plants with a single main trunk and a well-defined canopy (top leafy cover). Tree flowers bloom on branches that are usually higher off the ground. These flowers can be large, colourful, and often seasonal. A few tree flowers name are 

  • Gulmohar
  • Champak
  • Amaltas
  • Raintree
  • Crabapple 

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All Flowers Name in English & Hindi

Apart from knowing flowers name in English, it’s also helpful to learn the same names in Hindi. This way, you can recognise and talk about flowers in both your languages. It also helps you understand more about the plant and eventually its uses. That’s why we’ve created a table below to help you learn both names together:

English name Hindi name Description 
Rose गुलाब (Gulab)A soft, sweet-smelling flower that comes in many colours, like red, pink, and white.
Marigold गेंदे का फूल (Genda)A bright orange or yellow flower is often used in festivals and decorations.
Lotus कमल (Kamal)A pink flower that grows in water and is also India’s national flower.
Jasmine चमेली (Chameli)A small white flower with a strong, lovely smell, used in perfumes and hair garlands.
Sunflower सूरजमुखी (Surajmukhi)A tall flower with a big yellow face that turns to follow the sun.
Hibiscusगुड़हल (Gudhal)A bright, trumpet-shaped flower that blooms in warm weather and is loved by butterflies.
Lily कुमुदिनी (Kumudini)A beautiful flower with big, star-shaped petals that comes in many colours and smells sweet.
Magnolia चंपा (Champa)A large white or pink flower that blooms on trees and smells very sweet.
Coral Jasmine शिउली (Shiuli)A white flower with an orange stalk that falls to the ground like snow in the morning.
Periwinkle सदाबहार (Sadabahar)A small purple or pink flower that grows on bushes and stays fresh for a long time.

Interesting Facts About Some Common Flowers

Flowers are not just beautiful and colourful, they also have some amazing flower facts! So, the next time you see a flower, don’t just say its name, say its fun fact out loud too, as listed below:

  • Tulips were once more expensive than gold! So, a long time ago, tulips were so special that people traded them for more money than gold! Can you imagine trading a flower for gold?
  • Sunflowers help clean the Earth! They can soak up harmful things from the ground, like pollution and chemicals, and make the soil healthier. 
  • The touch-me-not flower has a cool trick! When you touch its leaves, they quickly fold up and close, almost like it’s trying to protect itself. It’s like the plant is shy!
  • The world’s smallest flowers name is watermeal. It’s so tiny that it can sit on the tip of your finger like a tiny green dot! It doesn’t even have petals,  just a tiny ball that floats on water.
  • The Monkey Orchid is a flower that looks just like a monkey’s face! It’s so funny and cute at the same time, people are surprised when they see it. Everyone thinks someone drew a monkey on its petals!

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Conclusion 

Learning flowers name from an early age helps you recognise the flowers around you. It’s fun to talk about them with your friends and also understand where these flowers are used. You can print out the flowers name chart given above, along with their pictures, to learn one new flower every day. So, start learning today and show off your flower knowledge to your friends!

FAQs

What are some common flowers in India?

Lotus, Rose, Jasmine, Marigold, Sunflower, Dahlia and Hibiscus are Indian flowers name that are common.


What is the best way to learn all flowers name?

The best way to learn flowers name is by using a flowers name chart having pictures. You can start with common flowers in India and gradually include uncommon varieties to build your knowledge and vocabulary.


Do I need to know the scientific name of flowers?

No, it is not required for kids to learn the scientific names at an early age. These are usually introduced later in middle school, when they appear in Biology chapters. For now, learning common flowers name is enough.


Why should I learn the flowers name?

Learning flowers and its name helps you identify and appreciate the beauty of nature. It also improves your vocabulary and allows you to share your knowledge with others. Moreover, understanding flower names can also be useful for gardening and recognising plants in the wild.

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