Flower on a floating pad
Flower on a French shield
Flower on valentines
Flower once cultivated for food
Flower or color
Flower or eye feature
Flower or eye part
Flower or part of the eye
Flower or sea polyp
Flower or shrub
Flower or weed
Flower organ
Flower painted by O'Keeffe
Flower painted by Van Gogh
flower part
Flower part attached to a lapel
Flower part in a sachet
Flower part made up of sepals
Flower parts
Flower parts rich in Vitamin C
Flower parts that open to release their contents
Flower people?: Abbr.
Flower Petal Gown sculptor
Flower petals
Flower pic on your arm, say
FLOWER pistil unit
Flower place
Flower plantings
flower plot
Flower plots
Flower pollinator
flower pot
Flower pot filler
Flower pot holder
Flower pot site
Flower power musical
Flower power period
Flower power shortly facing the end of hostility
Flower prized in Holland
Flower product
Flower recipient, perhaps
Flower related to the rhododendron
Flower repugnance?
Flower resembling a fleur-de-lis
flower Rhode Island
Flower ring
Flower ring from Hilo
flower rose Persian
flower s pollen container
flower s stem
Flower said to have sprung from the blood of Adonis
Flower secrection
Flower section
Flower seed bearer
Flower segment
flower seller
Flower sepals
Flower shaped like a trumpet
Flower shop amount
Flower shop bouquet
Flower shop emanations
Flower shop feature
Flower shop purchase
Flower shop quantity
Flower shop vessel
Flower similar to a daisy
Flower site
Flower sites
Flower sometimes called "false shamrock"
Flower Song opera
Flower Song or "Jewel Song"
Flower Song, e.g.
Flower source
FLOWER spider country
flower spike
flower spores
Flower spot
Flower spots
Flower spray
flower stalk
FLOWER stalk coming directly from root
Flower stalks
flower stand
Flower start
Flower starter
Flower starter, often
flower starting with pet
flower stem
Flower stylized as a fleur-de-lis
Flower support
Flower supporter
Flower supporters
Flower symbolizing freshness
flower tea
Flower that blooms in the fall
Flower that comes out only at night?
Flower that does well in shade
Flower that elicits a strong reaction?
Flower that hasn't bloomed
flower that is not a perennial
Flower that may be "bearded"
Flower that may be purple
Flower that may serve as a throne
Flower that might be bearded
flower that serves as a rememberance symbol for w
Flower that shares its name with a sea creature
Flower that shares its name with a tentacled sea creature
Flower that sounds like a family member
Flower that symbolizes Holland
Flower that symbolizes immortality
Flower that symbolizes love
Flower that symbolizes paradise on earth
Flower that symbolizes purity
Flower that usually blooms in winter
Flower that's 60-Across backwards
Flower that's a Buddhist symbol of purity
Flower that's a symbol of purity
Flower that's also a girl's name
Flower that's also a name
Flower that's also the name of a "Downton Abbey" character
Flower that's an anagram of "tears"
Flower that's most often white
Flower that's often purple
Flower that's often yellow
flower thats not a perennial
Flower through Florence
Flower tincture once used as a salve
flower Tiny Tim Father of
Flower toxic to cows, ironically
Flower traditionally used to relieve inflammation
FLOWER tree
FLOWER turning to sun
Flower under the Ponte Vecchio
Flower used in herbal teas
Flower used to flavor tea
Flower usually sold by the dozen
Flower van Gogh painted
FLOWER variety
Flower visitor
Flower visitor.
Flower whose name comes from the French for "thought"
Flower whose name comes from the Latin for "star"
Flower whose name derives from the shape of its cluster
Flower whose name is derived from the Turkish/Persian for "turban"
Flower whose name is Greek for "flame"
Flower whose name means 'flame'
Flower whose name means "rainbow"
Flower with 'jaws'
Flower with a "face"
Flower with a bulb
flower with a clock
Flower with a distinctive odor
Flower with a floating pad
Flower with a large white spathe
Flower with a pad
Flower with a showy bud
Flower with a showy head
Flower with a thorny stem
Flower with a yellow central disk
Flower with colorful blotches
Flower with colorful leaves
Flower with cultivars sharing their names with 20-, 25-, 42-, and 47-Across
Flower with five petals
Flower with floating pads
Flower with hips
Flower with large velvety clusters
FLOWER with light petals and dark centre
Flower with rays
Flower with standards and falls
Flower with sword-shaped leaves
Flower with thorns
flower with three petals
Flower with velvety petals
Flower worn in a buttonhole
FLOWER worn on bodice
FLOWER wreath
flower yet to open
Flower-arranging art
Flower-based perfume
Flower-bearing shoot
Flower-bud shielders
flower-cluster
Flower-focused spring celebration
Flower-growing areas
Flower-growing spots
Flower-holding jar
Flower-loving buzzers
Flower-petal oil
Flower-petal perfume
Flower-planting season: Abbr.
Flower-scented refresher
Flower-shaped badge
Flower-shaped decoration
Flower-shaped design
Flower-shaped garnish
FLOWER-shaped ornament
Flower-shop array
Flower-to-be
Flower-watering amounts
Flower, at first
Flower, flourish
FLOWER, form of
Flower, in Florence
Flower, or its color
Flower, pale violet or amethyst colour
FLOWER, ripened part of
FLOWER, type of
Flower; colour
Flower; got up
Flower's achievement
Flower's end?
Flower's essential oil
Flower's fleshy fruit
Flower's holder
Flower's home
Flower's outer covering
Flower's petals, collectively
Flower's place
Flower's pollen holder
Flower's pollen producer
Flower's protective leaves
Flower's Saturday-night special?
Flower's sepals, collectively
Flower's spine
Flower's support
Flowered recess
floweret
flowering
flowering at night
Flowering bulb
Flowering bulbs
Flowering bush
Flowering bushes
Flowering desert plant
Flowering evergreen shrubs
flowering garden plant
flowering garden shrub
flowering grass
Flowering Hedge
flowering herb
Flowering hybrid with thorns
Flowering month
Flowering ornamental shrub
flowering peach
Flowering perennial
flowering plant
Flowering plant also called May bells
Flowering plant also called miterwort
Flowering plant also called plumbago
flowering plant in the Primula genus, found in damp woods and meadows across Europe