Flowers that start with F provide an interesting look at nature’s diversity. Freesias make great bouquets thanks to their light fragrance and bright colors. Foxgloves with their tubular flower spikes attract hummingbirds as well as bees. Fuchsias have bell-shaped flowers that hang from the branches. They come in colors like pink, purple, and red5. Fuchsias appear frequently in wildflower beds. Blue is the color of memory. The unique beauty of every flower adds to the flower world.

Foxglove Flore:

These flowers can have different meanings. Others see it is a symbol that represents innocence and playfulness. Other people saw it more as treachery. You can’t deny the beauty of these flowers no matter how you feel.

French lavender:

This plant belongs to a family called basil. Its appearance and scent are calming.

Forget-Me-Not:

The name for this gorgeous flower has an interesting story. Fairfax Gardening explains that “as the knight and his lover walked along the Danube he picked up blue flowers for his love by the River.” The knight then jumped in to the Danube and was stunned. The knight shouted, “Don’t ever forget me!” while he was throwing flowers to his love. The flower is said to have remained in her hair even after her death. Medieval females wore this flower for its symbolism of love and faithfulness.

Forsythia Flowers:

Forsythia adds color to the garden. Forsythia produces stunning flowers and will grow quickly if you prune this bright yellow plant.

Fairy Duster

In spring and in summer, many flowers bloom. Fairy Duster however blooms at the end of winter. This makes it unique from other flowers. Forsythias belongs to the Fabaceae.

Feverfew:

Asteraceae includes few varieties of fever flowers. According to National Institutes of Health Fieryfew is used for treating fever, migraines. rheumatoid arthritis, stomach ache, toothache, and insects bites. Infertility Irregular period and abdominal pain in childbirth