12 Flowers That Start With X

Looking for flowers that start with the letter ‘X’ is a bit like a treasure hunt and seems difficult, but there are not just one or two but many that start with X.

Native to China, the Yellowhorn is a deciduous shrub that is grown as an ornamental plant. It also has white flowers with red or yellow centers.

Annual Everlasting is a delicate flower that comes in shades of white, yellow, and purple. It is perfect for a simple landscape and cottage garden.

Beargrass is another plant that starts with X that you can grow in the garden. Its white flowers are clustered on tall, slender stems and are followed by small, dark blue berries.

This tropical plant has small, inconspicuous, white-yellow flowers that are not very showy. However, its large leaves shaped like elephant ears make it a popular houseplant.

Also known as Spiny Goldenweed, this one produces small yellow flowers with spiny or toothed leaves. The dual-yellow shade of its petals and the center create a nice display.

This annual plant has striking, papery, violet-purple flowers. These flowers that start with X are special because they retain their color and form even after drying out.

Xylobium orchids are made up of 35 species and have white or yellow flowers. Some also have attractive red or brown spots.

Xyris difformis is a perennial found in wetland habitats. It displays distinctive yellow flowers with three spreading petals. A beautiful choice for large backyards.

Cocklebur gets its name from its spiny burs. It also has green, white, purple or lavender color flowers that bloom in clusters. Be careful, as the burs often cling to clothing, and it’s considered a weed.

This unique flowering plant is native to New Zealand and has sword-shaped leaves that complement its long,