Some of the common flowers that start with letter C include the following:
Coreopsis
Cabega
Clematis
Celosia
Cranesbill
Creeping Thyme
Calamint
Coreopsis
It is a delicate flower famously known because of its yellow flower that blossoms throughout the summer . Coreopsis thrives well in sunny areas; therefore, they are mostly planted in gardens.
You can also find coreopsis in orange or red colours. Bees and butterflies are usually attracted to this flower. They grow to a height of 17- 47 inches tall with a width of about 15-18 inches.
Cabega
Its scientific name is Espostoopsis and it is from the family of Cactaceae. This cactus is different from other varieties because of its overall height that grows up to 4 meters. The flower is covered with white-like webs to protect itself during winter.
Cabega grows tube-shaped, yellow or white flowers that only bloom every other year. It doesn’t require much water since it’s drought-tolerant.
Clematis
This flower has 4-8 petals normally glued into a tube at the bottom, but the petals are separated for most of their length, resulting in an open corolla. Clematis flowers come in pink, lavender, purple, blue, red and white.
They are generally hardy vines that require lots of sunlight and moist soil to thrive well. They mostly bloom in early spring to late fall.
Celosia
Celosia is colourful, beautiful flowers that come in different shapes (fans, brains and plumes) and a range of colours (red, pink, orange and yellow). Furthermore, they grow fast, and they are easy to take care of. They do better under full sun and blossom during summer.
There is a good number of perennial flowers that start with C. Some of them are also in the category of annuals depending on the growing conditions.
Chrysanthemums
You can plant hardy chrysanthemums during spring if you want to enjoy a colourful fall. These flowers come in different sizes and colours.
It is possible to keep Chrysanthemums for longer, even after the fall season, even if your area is cold. All you have to do is take extra precautionary steps to ensure they survive throughout the winter season.
First, plant these flowers during the spring season to develop a stronger rooting system during the summer months. This way, they will be better prepared for the cold winter months. They thrive better in well-drained soil. Don’t plant them in clay compacted soil since the roots rot if left to stand in trapped water.
Chrysanthemums thrive better in full sun. So, when you expose it to more sun, it will produce more flower buds. Also, ensure you add a generous layer of mulchduring fall before temperatures start to drop.
The mulch will protect them better during the winter months. Buds start forming in the late spring to early summer weeks. But you can pinch back any buds that form in early July to delay the opening.
Some of the other perennial flowers that start with C include the ones in the table below:
Comon name
Botanical name
Best growing condition
Calamint
Calamintha
This flower blooms from mid-summer throughout to fall. It thrives better in a soil PH that is neutral and alkaline. Also, it doesn’t require a lot of water.
Creeping Thyme
Thymus praecox “Minus.”
It grows under full sun and on well-drained soil. Creeping thyme is drought tolerant, and under mild climates, it’s always green.
California Poppy
Eschccholzia
It blooms between spring and fall, and they come in yellow, white, pink and red colours. It thrives better in hardiness zone 1-9. A soil PH of Acid, Alkaline and neutral is suitable for the California poppy. It doesn’t require too much water.
Coneflower
Echinacea purpurea
It thrives better under full sun and organically rich, well-drained sandy soil. Coneflower blooms from summer to fall, and birds like songbirds and goldfinches love it.
Cranesbill
Geranium
It prefers full sun and average well-drained soil and grows up to a height of three feet. They blossom continuously from spring until fall.
Infographic: Flowers that start with C
Infographic: Names Of Flowers That Start With The Letter C
Annual Flowers That Start With C
These are flowers with a short life span and last for a single growing season. They grow from seed or bulbs, growing faster to produce flowers that blossom and become a seed. These are the annual flowers starting with the letter C that you can plant on your garden bed.
California Poppy
It is a plant and the official state flower of California. It is both annual and perennial depending on where they are planted. Most people use it for medicinal purposes. You can use it on its own or combine it with other herbs to treat anxiety, insomnia, aches, and nervous agitation.
California poppy flowers are beautiful, but their beauty is short-lived since the petals fall before you even place them in a flower vase. These flowers blossom in the early summer.
The California poppy flowers seem to thrive overnight, blanketing huge areas with bright silky petals and blue-green, leaf-like foliage.
There are so many plants that start with C including but not limited to Canna lilies, Calamint, Cabage, Canadaviolet, and others.
Canna Lilies
These are pretty plants that are easy to grow. They come in a range of colours like pink, red, yellow, orange andcream. They have broad and long leaves (similar to banana leaves), green, bronze or multicoloured.
Cannas grow 6 feet tall and sometimes as tall as 8 feet. You can grow them from modified stems or rhizomes. They blossom under the full sun but can also survive in partial sun. Canna lilies do better in different soils with proper drainage with a high organic matter with a soil PH of at least 6.5.
You can water them once or twice a week to keep the soil moist and not soggy. Otherwise, the roots can rot. Canna lilies are sensitive to cold temperatures, but they do better to up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. But the growth might be slow in freezing weather.
These plants are heavy feeders, so feed them monthly or two times during the growing season. Apply phosphorus fertilizers at the beginning of spring and mid-summer to boost blooming.
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Some of the other plants that start with C include:
What perennial flowering plants that start with ‘C’ are popular in gardens?
Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum sp.)
Carnation (Dianthus caryophyllus)
Cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis)
Columbine (Aquilegia sp.)
Crocus (Crocus sp.)
Coreopsis (Coreopsis sp.)
Compass plant (Silphium laciniatum)
Cinquefoil (Potentilla sp.)
Are there any beautiful white flowers that start with ‘C’?
List of white flowers beginning with C:
Calla Lily
Candytuft
Clematis
Cotoneaster
Cranesbill Geranium
Cistus
Convallaria
What bright yellow flowers begin with the letter ‘C’?
List of bright yellow flowers starting with the letter C:
California Flannel Bush
California Poppy
Canadian goldenrod
Canary island daisy
Citron daylily
Can you describe Cardinal flowers and their characteristics?
Scientific Name
Lobelia cardinalis
Plant Family
Campanulaceae (Bellflower)
Plant Type
Herbaceous perennial
Size Full Grown
3-4 ft. in height with 2 ft. spread
Sun
Likes full to partial sunshine
Soil Type
Moist and well-drained
When does it flower?
Summer to early fall
Flower Colors
White, red and pink
Hardiness Zones
2-9 (USDA)
Originates from
USA and Canada
Are there any purple flowers that start with the letter ‘C’?
Campanula latifolia
Candytuft
Cape Primrose
Catchfly
Chrysanthemum
Columbine
Creeping Phlox
Crocus
Cuckoo Flower
Cyclamen
Can Claret Cup Cactus grow indoors, or is it better suited to outdoor settings?
Either location is good for the Claret Cup Cactus, as long as it’s mostly dry. Like most cactus, it is very tolerant of a wide variety of conditions but they do like it warm.
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