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Cover Also by Diana Wells Title Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 100 Flowers and How They Got Their Names

Abelia African Violet Anemone Aster Astilbe Azalea Baby Blue Eyes and Poached Eggs Balloon Flower Bear’s Breeches Beauty Bush Begonia Bleeding Heart Bluebell Bougainvillea Butterfly Bush California Poppy Camellia Candytuft Carnation, Pink, Sweet William Christmas Rose Chrysanthemum Clematis Columbine Crape Myrtle Crocus Cyclamen Daffodil Dahlia Daisy Datura Daylily Deutzia Dogwood Evening Primrose Everlasting Flower Forget-Me-Not Forsythia Foxglove Fuchsia Gardenia Geranium Gladiolus Gloxinia Hollyhock Honeysuckle Hosta Hyacinth Hydrangea Impatiens Iris Japonica or Flowering Quince Jasmine Kerria Lady’s Mantle Larkspur and Delphinium Lavender Lilac Lily Lobelia Loosestrife Love-in-a-Mist Lupine Magnolia Marigold Montbretia Morning Glory Mountain Laurel Myrtle Nasturtium Orchid Oregon Grape Holly Oswego Tea, Bee Balm, or Monarda Peony Petunia Phlox Plume Poppy Poinsettia Poppy Primrose Red-Hot Poker Rhododendron Rose Rudbeckia Scarlet Sage Silver Bell Snapdragon Spirea Stock Sunflower Sweet Pea Tobacco Plant Trumpet Vine Tulip Violet and Pansy Water Lily Weigela Wisteria Yarrow Yucca Zinnia