Last Updated on February 12, 2023 by Derek
Brown Flower Names and Pictures
Some common examples of brown flowers include:
- Daylilies
- Angel Amber Kiss Pansy
- Japanese Arisaema
- Echibeckia ‘Summerina Brown’
- Cattleya velutina
- Chocolate Cosmos
Naturally Brown Flowers
There are so many brown flowers that exist in nature. Some come in shades of brown with other color shades while others like the brown tobacco have almost the entire parts of the flower in brown color.
Flowers like chrysanthemums, cymbidiums, brown orchids, and brown roses are some of the examples of naturally brown flowers. Brown fresh flowers are highly regarded and useful in various occasions to symbolize love, warmth, and nature in most cultures.
Video – Beautiful black and dark brown flowers
List of brown flowers
Daylilies
Daylilies are botanically known Hemerocallis spp. Daylilies come in different shades and colors. The brown daylily easily steals the show thanks to is rare shade of brown and distinct elegance. This flower comes as a result of crossbreeding. Other rusty flowers in this category include Sir Mod Red and Sweet Hot Chocolate.
Common Name | Botanical Name | Soil pH Range | Soil Type | Sunshine | Growing Zones |
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Daylilies | Hemerocallis spp. | 6.0 – 7.0 | Well-draining | Full sun to partial shade | 3-9 |
Angel Amber Kiss Pansy
Scientifically known as Viola Cornuta, this brown flower is a biennial plant that blooms between April and July. The Angel Amber Kiss Pansy comes in other intriguing colors like golden-orange.
These flowers grow well in moist and well-drained soil conditions with full sun or partial shade. The plant also tolerates any soil type so long as it meets all other conditions. The beige-colored flowers bloom from early spring until late fall.
Angel Amber Kiss Pansy is globally offered as a gift aimed at brightening anyone’s mood and bring that elusive sense of calm.
Common Name | Botanical Name | Soil pH Range | Soil Type | Sunshine | Growing Zones |
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Angel Amber Kiss Pansy | Viola x wittrockiana ‘Angel Amber Kiss’ | 6.0 – 7.0 | Well-draining, moist | Partial sun to partial shade | 4-9 |
Japanese Arisaema
Its scientific name is Arisaema sikokianum. Naturally growing in the Japan woodlands, the Japanese Arisaema comes from the aroid family. It’s purple-brown cloak-shaped flowers make excellent additions to transform any flower arrangement whether in a bouquet or a vase.
Common Name | Botanical Name | Soil pH Range | Soil Type | Sunshine | Growing Zones |
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Japanese Arisaema | Arisaema sikokianum | 5.5 – 7.0 | Moist, well-draining | Partial shade to full shade | 5-8 |
Echibeckia ‘Summerina Brown’
The Summerina brown variety grows after crossbreeding the Echinacea and Rudbeckia flowers. They feature a unique blend of colors with dark brown petals and orange edges. The cone at the top usually features a deeper darker brown.
Common Name | Botanical Name | Soil pH Range | Soil Type | Sunshine | Growing Zones |
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Echibeckia ‘Summerina Brown’ | Echinacea x hybrida ‘Summerina Brown’ | 6.0 – 7.0 | Well-draining | Full sun | 4-9 |
Cattleya velutina
Scientifically known as Cattleya velutina. The conspicuous petals of this Brazil flower come in a brown-bronze shade and feature maroon or burgundy dots. Each flower has a bright protruding throat-like center that has purple stripes.
Common Name | Botanical Name | Soil pH Range | Soil Type | Sunshine | Growing Zones |
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Cattleya Velutina | Cattleya velutina | 5.5 – 6.5 | Well-draining, moist | Bright, indirect light | 11-12 |
Chocolate Cosmos
The Chocolate cosmos is a perennial tuberous plant that is also scientifically known as Cosmos atrosanguineus chocamocha. It boasts velvety flowers that feature deep bronze-crimson brown shade. These flowers smell like chocolate and bloom from mid-summer up to fall.
Common Name | Botanical Name | Soil pH Range | Soil Type | Sunshine | Growing Zones |
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Chocolate Cosmos | Cosmos atrosanguineus | 6.0 – 7.0 | Well-draining | Full sun to partial shade | 7-11 |
Infographic – Some common brown flowers
What is the Darkest Flower?
The Black Petunia is the world’s darkest flower. Its velvety dark pigment is equally giving it an alluring dark color. Dark-colored flowers grow through tons of effort and conditions.
Black Petunia plant require at least 6 hours sun exposure daily and slightly acidic soil for it to bloom.
Common Name | Botanical Name | Soil pH Range | Soil Type | Sunshine | Growing Zones |
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Black Petunia | Petunia ‘Black’ | 5.5 – 7.5 | Well-draining | Full sun | 9-11 |
Brown Tobacco flower
The brown color of this plant endemic to the Andes, SouthAmerica, is much like the color of the earthen ground. It’s no wonder that Brown Tobacco can also mean something solid or strong. In the African culture, for example, brown flowers represent, status, wealth, spiritual purity, and serenity.
Common Name | Botanical Name | Soil pH Range | Soil Type | Sunshine | Growing Zones |
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Bronze Queen | Nicotiana langsdorffii | 6.0 – 7.5 | Well-draining | Full sun to partial shade | 10-11 |
Sweet Pea-Brown flower
In other cultures, brown is likened to feelings of loneliness, isolation, and sadness. Probably because the majority of plants turn brown when they are dying, or if they aren’t receiving proper care and nutrition. In the Japanese culture, the brown sweet pea is used to decorate but can also be offered to loved ones in the event of injury or death.
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Common Name | Botanical Name | Soil pH Range | Soil Type | Sunshine | Growing Zones |
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Sweet Pea-Brown Flower | Lathyrus odoratus | 6.0 – 7.0 | Well-draining, fertile | Full sun | All |
Brown Flower Meaning
Universally, brown flowers mean stability, warmth, dependability, nature, and practicality. Various shades of brown flowers accompany gifts like chocolate, bountiful harvest, a new pet, or a fall wedding celebration.
What Does Brown Rose Mean?
Brown roses depict various meanings like love, appreciation, and friendship. Brown rose bouquets make excellent gifts for your trusted work colleague, partner, best friend, or treasured family member.
Brown roses grow naturally in the wild but are super rare to find. These flowers can also be offered in appreciation or as a congratulatory gift for someone who just got a promotion, graduated college or high school.
Brown Plants
Common Name | Scientific Name | Best Growing Conditions |
Mountain cabbage tree | Cordyline indivisa | -Blooms in late spring or at the beginning of summer. -Thrives in warm climates. -Requires well-drained soil. -Should be pruned in late winter. |
Barberton daisy or Transvaal daisy | Gebera jamesonii | -Blooms during early Summer to Fall. Needs to grow under the sun. -Thrives in well-drained soil. -Shelter from strong winds and frost during the cold season. |
Kangaroo paw | Anigozanthos flavidus | -Blooms during late spring to Fall. -Needs Full sun. -Needs sandy, rich, well-drained and slightly acidic soil. |
Slipper orchid | Paphiopedilum insigne | -Blooming time is from mid-Autumn to Spring. -Avoid direct sunlight and grow them under the shade. -Requires moist soil. -Does well in mild climate. |
Painter’s palette or flamingo flower | Anthuriumandraeanum | -Blooms all year round with new flowers showing every three months. -Grows well in bright areas but no direct sunlight. -Thrives in warm, humid climates. -Needs free draining soil that can hold a bit of moisture. |
Do Brown Roses Exist?
Brown roses exist. Toffee is the most popular rose color in the list of brown roses. Other brown rose varieties like Camel, Quicksand, Cappuccino, Combo, Caramel Antike, and Sahara make excellent choices for a bouquet.
Rose flowers come in different shades and tints. There are over twelve different brown rose varieties that either fit into the dusty or muddy brown color palate.
Brown roses still carry with them a distinct kind of beauty; one that is often associated with naturalness, elegance, maturity, and honesty.
Common Name | Botanical Name | Soil pH Range | Soil Type | Sunshine | Growing Zones |
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Brown Roses | Rosa sp. | 6.0 – 7.0 | Well-draining, fertile | Full sun | 4-10 |
How to Create a Brown Flower Bouquet
To make a brown flower bouquet, you need to have tools like the florist scissors, cello tape, string, cellophane, brown flowers and foliage, and thick brown paper and then follow the following steps:
- Cut and strip the flower stems to your desired length.
- Put your flowers into three same-sized bunches.
- Use a string to tie each bunch to secure it.
- Combine the three brown flower bunches.
- Tie and secure the entire bunch with a string.
- Cut the stems at the bottom so they are the same length.
- Secure the big bunch with cello tape.
- Then wrap in brown paper.
A bouquet of brown flowers is the most sentimental way to express your love to someone special in your life and are also useful for different occasions.
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The 30 Prettiest Brown Flowers – Home Stratosphere
Brown flowers information from Flowers.org.uk
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