Flowers are the most beautiful thing in nature. Every Flower has different names and pronunciations in Hindi and English. Flowers are attractive as they are used for decorations, and apart from the attraction, they are beneficial for health as they are also used for making medicines. In the whole universe, you will find 4,00,000 + flower species. Some flowers look similar, but each one has its quality and own smell.

Flowers Name in Hindi & English

1. Rose

The Rose is considered a symbol of love and the oldest flower on the earth. It is fit for human consumption and is a staple element for the perfume industry. Rose is also the nationwide flower of the U.S. You can find roses in many colors like red, lavender, white, yellow, pink, orange, and blue. The different color of the Rose has a different meaning. They mainly bloom in the spring season. The Rose is regarded as the most beautiful flower in the world, which is why it is called the “queen of the garden.” The most expensive Rose sold for a million dollars.

2. Sunflower 

Sunflower blooms in the summer season. Every sunflower is thousands of tiny flowers. It contains around 1,000 to 2,000 seeds. It provides us energy in the form of nourishment and vibrancy. Sunflowers follow the sun, and as the sun moves, so will the sunflower follows it. It contains vitamins A and B, protein, iron, calcium, and nitrogen, and it has a healing history. The most towering sunflower was over 30 feet elevated. They are native to North America. Also, they have traveled to space.

3. Daisy 

Daisies are one of the most common weeds because they can grow everywhere. It blooms best from April to June. It comes in various colors, such as white, pink, red, and blue. Each color has a different meaning. The simplicity and natural beauty of the daisy have made the flower an International Emblem of innocence and purity. Daisies are a stake in the sunflower relative. It is attending in all mainlands, excluding Antarctica.

4. Tulips

Tulips are usually large, showy, and brightly colored. They are available in different colors, such as red, pink, yellow, and white. The significance of tulips is perfect love. It is pretty famous for being perfectly symmetrical. Its petals can be used to replace onions in many recipes and also to make wine. Tulips can live for ten years. They are a part of the lily family and are native to Central Asia. Holland is the most extensive cultivator of tulips.

5. Lotus

Since lotuses rise from the mud without stains, they are considered a symbol of purity. It is the attribute of the sun and fire gods. The lotus is available in different colors, such as white, pink, and blue. It has an energy rotation, unlike any other plant. Lotus, the national flower of India, is also known as ‘kamal’ and is symbolic of wealth, prosperity, and purity in Buddhism and Hinduism. Lotus plants blossom throughout the summer, and the flower lives for three days.

6. Jasmine 

It is widely cultivated for its strong fragrance. People love the flower for its sweet smell. It represents feminine powers, modesty, hospitality, and inspiration. It flourishes pleasingly in full sun to partially shady spots. The flower lasts up to two weeks. It has also been used to restore skin luster and reduces dryness without clogging pores. It is also used on the skin to speed up wound healing. You will rarely find this flower in the United States. It grows almost 22 inches in a year.

7. Magnolia 

It is also known as the southern magnolia or bull bay. They range in colors from pink, purple, white, and even yellow. Magnolias are accepted to be the earliest known flowering plants. It smells like a sweet floral fragrance that’s lightly fruity, with some scent of Champagne. Magnolia flowers generally last for two weeks on the tree. The flower is representative of the magnificence encompassing femininity and gentleness.

8. Balsam flower 

It is popularly known as ‘touch-me-not.’ It is native to India and Myanmar. It is an annual flower that begins to bloom in the late spring. It grows 20–75 cm tall, with a thick and soft stem. In the Language of Flowers, its means ‘Impatient for Love’. They are soft, can be used as an ointment in wound recovery, and smells similar to vanilla.

9. Lavender 

It is found in Cape Verde and is native to the Old World. Lavender has a unique floral taste with hints of mint and rosemary. It needs to have full sun and well-drained soil to grow. It represents devotion, serenity, grace, and calmness. It is well known for calming the nervous system, lifting the mood, and lowering blood pressure. The ancient Greeks used it to cure insomnia and ease back pain.

10. Flax flower 

It is popularly known as common flax or linseed. It starts blooming in May and continues through September. The flower lasts for a maximum of 25 days. Flax seeds are yellow, greenish, green-brownish, brown, or dark. Flax produces bisexual flowers, and it can do self-pollination. Flaxseed is an affluent origin of omega-3 fatty acid alpha-linolenic acid. It is also high in dietary fiber, protein, iron, manganese, thiamin, magnesium, and copper.

11. Butterfly Pea 

It is popularly known as blue tea and is found in Southeast Asia. It is rich in antioxidants and usually used as an herbal tea and cosmetic product. Also, Butterfly pea flowers can be eaten raw. It is a short-lived, fast-growing flower that grows approximately 2.5 meters high. It helps improve blood sugar control and improves hair and skin health. Consumption of Butterfly Pea flower tea may generate Nauseousness.

12. Hibiscus 

It is a genus of flowering plants in the mallow lineage. It blooms in mid to late summer. It contains antioxidants, such as anthocyanins. It helps boost the immune system and also helps to prevent cell damage caused by radicals in the body. The flower comes in various colors, such as white, pink, lavender, red, or burgundy. It is also called the ‘queen of tropical flowers,’ ‘shoe flower,’ and ‘rose mallow.’ Some species of hibiscus flower change their color with age.

13. Cassandra 

It is brightly colored and blooms continuously. It is comfortable to grow both indoors and outdoors. Some people call it a firecracker flower. It grows nearly two feet tall and wide. Bright orange is the most common color of Cassandra, but it is also available in coral, peach, and even yellow. It blooms from April to October. Cassandra only appears delicate but is a pretty tough plant. They thrive in a warm, humid climate and cannot tolerate cold weather.

14. Golden Shower Flower 

Cassia fistula is another name for Golden Shower. It thrives in hot temperatures. The golden shower tree is the national flower of Thailand, and its yellow leaves symbolize Thai royalty. The flowers are incredibly fragrant and attract many bees, including many butterflies. The flowers are of ritual importance in the state of Kerala, where they are part of the festival of Vishu. It is a medium-sized tree with fast growth. The leaves are deciduous.

15. Chamomile 

Chamomile is the common name for many daisy-like plants. Its leaves are small, feathery, and much-divided. Chamomile flowers hold the symbolic meaning of rest, peace, and calmness. It is usually promoted for sleeplessness, anxiety, and gastrointestinal conditions. These flowers bloom between May and October. Andis is named this way because it grows near the ground and smells like an apple. It grows in the form of a small shrub that usually is 8 to 12 inches tall.

16. Forest Ghost Flower 

It is also known as Indian broomrape. It doesn’t need photosynthesis to grow and can easily thrive in dark areas. June to October is the best time to spot Ghost plants. It is approximately 15-25 cm tall. It is called the ghost flower because of its pale, ghostly appearance. The color varies from pure, pale white to pinkish, mauve, or grey. In many regions, it is used for medicinal and ritual purposes.

17. Yellow Marigold Flower

It symbolizes Positive feelings, happiness, and joy. Marigolds are extremely good for repelling insects and pests from garden plants. 

They come in various colors, such as orange, red, maroon, and yellow. 

They can grow almost 48 inches tall and around 32 inches wide. It thrives well in spring, summer, and autumn but not in the winter season.

A few minor skin injuries and inflammation can also be successfully treated. It is also an artistic logo of Nepal.

18. Pot Marigold flower 

Pot marigold has been known as the “flower of the rains.” They represent power and strength. They are rapidly growing plants, and wide varieties are self-seeding which means they will spread throughout the garden. They are October’s birth flower. It is native to southern Europe. It is often used to heal skin conditions like burns, bruises, abrasions, insect bites, sunburns, acne, rashes, and many others. Also, the flower is edible and has a slightly peppery flavor.

19. Star Jasmine 

It is a species of flowering plant in the relative of Apocynaceae. It is commonly known as southern jasmine, star jasmine, confederate jessamine, and Chinese star jasmine. It is well planted in the spring and proliferates. It usually grows 10 to 15 feet towering. The reason why jasmine is so popular is its strong fragrance. Dried flowers are used for the making of jasmine tea. It symbolizes happiness, deep affection, and elegance in China.

20. Night Blooming Jasmine 

It is known for its scent and is undoubtedly the most robust scented plant in the world. This flower was first uncovered in the West Indies. It is popularly known as Lady of the Night, Night Jasmine, and Queen of the Night. It displays shiny green leaves and tiny white flowers. It can reach 10-12 feet in height. It makes excellent insect repellents, especially for mosquitoes. It is a tropical, evergreen shrub.

21. Jasminum Sambac

It is a small shrub or vine growing up to 3m in height. It is widely cultivated for its adorable and sweetly fragrant flowers. It is known as Mogra in India and Pakistan. It is also one of the three national flowers of Indonesia and the national flower of the Philippines. It is usually white, although some are yellow or cream. It blooms the best from March to June and continues till October.

22. Crape Jasmine

It is an evergreen shrub aboriginal to South Asia. It blooms in spring, but flowers occasionally appear all year. It has big glossy leaves which are deep green. The flowers are generally 6 inches tall. The reason jasmine is well-known is its strong fragrance. It is known worldwide for its pretty blossoms that attract bees. It can live up to 20 years in the rough. Also, it is safe to eat and has an extremely bitter taste.

23.Common White Frangipani

It is also known as white plumeria. It is pretty famous for its appearance in Hawaiian leis. It has a soft yellow center that withers to white near the tips of the flower. It thrives well in hot, humid, tropical climates and does not require much care. Its flowers bloom between May and November. It smells like roses, gardenias, pineapple, plum, and citrus. It is native to warm tropical areas of the Pacific Islands, the Caribbean, and Mexico. Also, it is the national flower of Laos.

24. Peacock Flower

It is also known as the red bird of paradise and the Mexican bird of paradise. Peacock Flowers grow very fast. It grows 5 to 8 meters long.

It blooms from late summer to fall. The flower is of both red and yellow color. It is widely planted in tropical regions and has a life cycle of 3 to 7 years. The Caribbean island of Barbados considers this as its national flower. It’s all seeds. They are poisonous.

25. Scarlet Milkweed

It is a perennial plant seen in various habitats, including roadsides and gardens. It is also known as tropical milkweed and cotton bush. The blossoms are red and orange. It is an erect, evergreen perennial subshrub. It is aboriginal to the American tropics and has a pantropical allocation. Its leaves are almost 5m long and pointed at both ends. This plant is food for many butterflies.

26. Black Turmeric

It is also known as Black zedoary and is native to northeast India. It is a scarce herb. It is the belowground part of the branch. Its root has been used for centuries for medicinal and religious purposes. One of the most popular uses of black turmeric is to crush it into a paste and administer it to anyone suffering from gastric problems such as stomach aches. This type of turmeric is blue and is very expensive. It takes about 9 months to grow black turmeric.

27. Columbine Flower 

It is also known as American Columbine and Dancing Fairies. It blooms from mid-spring to early summer. Its flowers are multi-colored. They may be white, red, yellow, blue, pink, lavender, red, or a combination of these shades. Its leaves have a lacy look, and they look delicate. It also attracts bees, moths, and hummingbirds. Its leaves and stems are used to make medicines. Columbines are wildflowers and are native to Europe and North America.

28. Cobra Saffron Flower

It is popularly known as Mesua ferrea. It is a slow-growing tree named after the massiveness and hardness of its timber. It has an elegant shape of grayish-green foliage with an attractive pink to red flush of drooping leaves. It is native to wet, tropical parts of Sri Lanka, India, Thailand, and the Philippines. It is the national tree of Sri Lanka, the state tree of Mizoram, and the state flower of Tripura. Flowers, leaves, seeds, and roots are used as herbal medicines.

29. Periwinkle Flower 

The Periwinkle flower is also called vinca or myrtle. It blooms in March or April and occasionally again in the fall. It’s all species have opposite leaves and single flowers. It has been used for relieving muscle pain and healing wounds. It comes in various colors such as white, pink, or rosy-purple. It is an evergreen ground covered with dark green foliage. When broken, it exudes a milky juice. It is the national flower of Georgia. It symbolizes strength and purity.

30. Yellow Oleander Flower 

It is an aboriginal plant of Mexico and Central America. It is known as a lucky nut in the West Indies. It comes in either bright yellow or peach color. It is a sweetly perfumed flower and is funnel-shaped. It blooms from summer to fall. They grow best in the full sun. It is so toxic that humans don’t even have to courage to touch it. It is one of the many toxic plants on the globe.

31.Chandramallika Flower 

It is native to East Asia and northeastern Europe. It comes in dazzling whites to deep bronzes, and the hardy plants are highlighted with entire, dark green leaves. Under Tamil Nadu conditions, it is planted in April and May so that it flowers from September to December. It is also known as called mums or chrysanths. Its flowers can be boiled to make herbal tea.

32. Puncturevine Flower 

Puncturevine Flower is commonly known as goat head. It is a summer annual broadleaf weed that commonly grows low to the ground. Flowering happens from June to September. It’s each flower is substituted by a dry spiny fruit. Its rich properties of antibiotics and anti-tumors help to fight liver cancer. It is poisonous if consumed in large quantities as it contains nitrate toxins. It is native to the warm and tropical regions of Africa.

33. Orchid 

Orchids belong to the family Orchidaceae. They are often colorful and fragrant. It is one of the two most prominent families of flowering plants. Orchids primarily bloom in fall, winter, and spring. They love moisture. It is one of the oldest flowers in existence. Orchids are elegant and unreal in their perfection. It is available in various colors like red, pink, white, blue, purple, orange, and yellow. It symbolizes beauty, thoughtfulness, and charm, and it also symbolizes everlasting love for the deceased.

34. Blue Water Lily 

It is popularly known as the Egyptian lotus. It holds an important place in Egyptian mythology and is believed as a symbol of the sun and a sign of rebirth. It blooms during summers in North India. It is native to the south and east parts of Asia. The flower has 13-15 petals that have an angular appearance, making the flower look star-shaped from above. It is the national flower of Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

35. Aloe Vera Flower 

It originated in North Africa. It can survive for over 100 years. It has self-healing properties. It is also a primary ingredient in healthy smoothies. Its blooms from an inflorescence that soars above the attractive rosettes. Unfiltered aloe contains high doses of Aloin. Its leaves may be flecked with white and are pale green or gray-green. In South America, the aloe vera flower is called Sabila and is regarded as ‘good luck.

36. Shameplant

Shameplant has a high-speed growth rate, and they have been known to reach a total of 5 feet in their first growing season. It is native to the Caribbean and South and Central America. It is a popularly known sensitive plant and touches me not. It has a unique characteristic of curling up when touched, protecting itself from harm, and re-open a few minutes later. The plant closes its leaves at night. It contains alkaloids that are poisonous to people and animals.

37. Delonix Regia

It is different for its fern-like leaves and orange-red flowers over summer. It grows about 5 feet yearly and can live over 50 years. It is also known as royal poinciana, the flame of the forest, and the phoenix flower. It is grown as an ornamental tree in tropical parts of the world. The flowers of Delonix regia are large, with four spreading scarlet or orange-red petals and a fifth upright petal is slightly larger. It appears in corymbs along at the ends of branches.

38. Night Flowering Jasmine 

It is an evergreen shrub that displays glossy green leaves and tiny white flowers. It is native to the West Indies. The other name for night flowering jasmine is a lady of the night. It comes in many colors, such as Green, White, Yellow,/Golden. The flowers bloom at night and remain close during the day. It is known for its scent and is undoubtedly the most robust scented plant in the world. Night-blooming jasmine lures various pollinators.

39. Narcissus Flower

It is also known as daffodil and jonquil. It blooms between December and May, from late winter to late spring. It has long, flat green leaves and is brightly made of six petals surrounding a trumpet. It comes in different colors such as white, pink and orange. It is a symbol of hope, rebirth and renewal. These are poisonous. It is the national flower of Wales and is used in treating Alzheimer’s disease.

40. Pandanus Flower

This flower is ideal for growing in spacious rooms, and it is enough for you to create a unique, cozy atmosphere. It is a genus of monocots with 750 accepted species. It is native to Madagascar. It is also called screw pine. It can grow 15 m in height. Its flowers are simple, petal-less, and usually densely clustered. It blooms from March to October. It overgrows and can become significant in no time. It requires a regular application of mineral fertilizers.

41. Hiptage Flower

It’s native to India, Taiwan, and the Philippines. Its habitat is variable and prefers climate varying from warm temperate to tropical. It comprises 30 species of vines and woody shrubs. Its flowers have five whitish petals, but one is a little larger and has a bright yellow center. Its flowers are fragrant. Each flower cluster has 10-30 flowers and is around 20cm long. It is also sometimes cultivated for medicinal purposes. It also can treat skin illnesses.

42. Murraya Flower

It is a shrub species in the family Rutaceae and is native to South Asia and Australia. It is commonly known as orange jasmine, china box or mock orange. It is best planted in the spring. Its fragrant flowers first appear in the spring, followed by bright reddish-orange berries in summer. Its flowers are either white or cream-colored. The petals are about 0.5 to 0.7 inches long. Every single part of the plant, except the branches, is edible.

43. Cockscomb Flower 

It is an annual addition to the flower bed, generally named for the red type. It also blooms in colors such as yellow, pink, orange, and white. Flowering occurs about 2.5 months after seed sowing. It is also called the “wool flower.” It symbolizes silliness and affection. It also has medicinal uses. It is native to India and can be found around the globe. Its leaves and flowers are also used as vegetables in India and Africa.

44. Sweet Violet Flower 

It is also known as wood violet, English violet, common violet, and florist’s violet. It is native to Europe and Asia. Its root and parts above the ground are used to make medicines. They are the most beautiful and enchanting groundcover plants for semi-shady places. Its leaves are heart-shaped, hairy and deep green. Also, the shape of the petals defines many species. The fragrance of Sweet Violet is considered one of the most beautiful aromas in the plant kingdom. Blue-violet is the most expected color of the sweet violet’s petals.

45. Poppy Flower 

It is the enduring symbol of remembrance of the First World War. It is firmly linked with Armistice Day. It has dissected leaves and milky sap. The flowers have four to six petals with multiple stamens encircling the ovary. Its flowers vary in color from white to purple and any shade of red or pink. It blooms from June to September. Poppies are supposed to be a sign of both sleep and death.

46. Giant crinum lily

Known by various names, poison bulb, spider lily, which especially grows in warmer regions, comes from the family of Amaryllidaceae it’s nominal bio name is Crinum asiaticum. The plant is a toxic plant that contains alkaloids, a kind of lycorine, and tazzetine. Eating this can give you various disfavors such as vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, constipation, irregular breathing, fever and many more physical issues. You can easily find this plant in the Indian Ocean, East Asia, tropical Asia, Australia and pacific Island.

47. Prickly Pear 

Prickly pear is a fruit, cum cactus or a healthy diet cactus rich in fiber, antioxidants, and carotenoid. It is a native plant of Latin America and is popularly eaten by the people there. It contains the taste of watermelon and classic bubble gum. Primarily used in juice, cocktails, syrup, jams and candies. It contains low sugar and carbohydrates. It helps in reducing blood sugar levels. After having so many benefits, they come with disadvantages also, like mild diarrhea, nausea, stool changes, bloating and many more.

48. Creeper flower 

Plants with weak steam grow from the ground and climb on the walls. Various famous fruits come from creeper plants, watermelon, pumpkin, sweet potato, and many more. Creeper flowers are Morning glory, come in blue color and are low maintenance, which doesn’t require much care. Bougainvillea is mainly used to decorate houses and is India’s fastest-growing creeper plant. English Ivy, the evergreen creeper. Madhumalti is also known as Rangoon Creeper.

49.Butea Monosperma Flower 

It is a species of Butea aboriginal to tropical and sub-tropical portions of the Indian Subcontinent. It is commonly known as flame-of-the-forest, Palash, and bastard teak. It blooms only in the spring season. It is a slow-growing tree. Its flowers are 2.5 cm long and bright orange-red. Its bright orange apparitions illustrate the change of season. It is used for timber, fodder, medicine, and dye. Its flower and leaves help to control pimples on the skin.

50. Primrose Flower 

It is a perennial that comes from climates ranging from mild to extreme. The flowers are commonly reddish, purple, lilac, pink, or white and grow in a small cluster at the end of a leafless stalk. It is easy to grow, very floriferous and expands well. It signified spring, protection, safety, and love. It was used in the treatment of paralysis. It is a vital source of food for rare species of butterflies.

51. Purple Passion Flower 

It is a fast-growing perennial vine with climbing stems. The National Gardening Association lists this plant as a non-toxic plant. The flower has spikes out from the center, symbolizing the crown of thorns. It is also known as a Wild passionflower. It blooms from June to September. It is native to Florida. This species is both heat as well as cold resistant.

52. Indian Tulip Flower 

The enormous tulip gardens in the world are now in the Himalayan town of Munsiyari in Uttarakhand. They are usually cup-shaped with three petals and three sepals. They are available in many colors, including pink, red, yellow, light yellow, white, and orange. Yellow tulips are very popular around the globe. The rarest color of the tulip is black. They are costly. Have a variety of floral scents.

53. Zombi Pea Flower 

It is commonly called wild cowpea. It is a reasonably strong twiner, stems clothed with spreading silky hairs. The flowers are sweetly scented. They have a procumbent growth form. They are native to Bahia, Rio De Janeiro, and China. Its flowers are either pink, purplish, or yellow. It is rich in protein. The entire plant is used to produce Ayurvedic medicines. This plant is also an essential food crop in several areas.

54. Millingtonia Hortensis Flower 

It is aboriginal to South Asia and South East Asia. It is also called the tree jasmine and Indian cork tree. It is from April until the rains and again in November and December. Its flowers are delicately tinted with rose. Each flower is a minor bell-shaped calyx, a long slender tube of palest green, white petals and many yellow anthered stamens. Its leaves are used as an inexpensive substitute for tobacco in cigarettes.

55.Datura Stramonium Flower 

It generally flowers throughout the summer. The fragrance of flowers has a pleasing aroma. Its trumpet-shaped flowers are about 6 to 9 cm long and grow on short stems. Its flowers are white, creamy, yellow and violet. It is native to Asia and Mexico. Its leaves are simple, alternate, stalked, large, ovate, margin with strong, sharp teeth and dark-green color.

56. Hollyhock Flower 

It is a genus of more than 80 species of flowering plants in the mallow family Malvaceae, also known as Alcea. They are native to Asia and Europe. It blooms in mid-summer with multiple flowers on tall spikes. Its leaves are large, coarse and palmate in shape. It is available in various colors such as blue, pink, purple, red, white, yellow and black. Hollyhocks symbolize the circle of life, ambition, and abundance. Its most common variety is biennials.

57. Dahila Flower

Dahlias are tuberous perennials and have simple leaves that are segmented and cut. Flowers come in many colors, such as white, yellow, red, or purple. It starts blooming about 8 weeks after planting, generally by mid-July. It symbolizes beauty, inner strength and kindness. It won’t smell as blowsy as they look. They are commonly used in a wedding for decoration. It is native to Mexico and is also the National Flower of it.

58. Lady’s slipper orchid

The Lady’s slipper orchids mean capricious magnificence in the language of flowers. It symbolizes friendship and new beginnings. It blooms once per year, generally between May and July. It flowers best in bright sunlight. It is a large, showy wildflower. The flower is magenta to whitish-pink. This flower has a long life span, some maybe 100 years old. It is native to tropical America. They are rumored to be rare and illegal to kill, but the truth is it’s only illegal to pick in New York State.

59. Foxtail Orchid 

Foxtail Orchid signifies the federal system of the Indian Constitution, while the foxtail orchid represents the state, its people and culture as a whole. It grows in moist forested areas, and it blooms during the monsoon. It looks like a bushy tail of a fox. It is known for its dense, tightly-clustered white and pink flowers. It is the state flower of Arunachal Pradesh. It is regarded as a symbol of joy and fertility.

60. Pansy flower 

It primarily symbolizes love like romantic love and embodies thoughtfulness, compassion, remembrance, and free thinking. Its flowering season is from spring to summer in cool climates. It has a Heart-shaped sprout from the base and oval leaves. The plant’s velvety flowers come in various colors, such as blue, yellow, and white. It is a type of viola plant. It comes in three basic patterns, and some are known for their pleasant fragrance, while others don’t have a noticeable fragrance.

61. Bluestar Flower 

It is called Bluestar for its soft blue, star-shaped flowers. It was anointed in praise of the American physician John Amson. It is also known as the Eastern Bluestar flower and Willow Blue Star. It comes in different colors such as Blue, purple, and white. These flowers are poisonous to humans as well as to pets. It blooms from March to May. Bluestar flowers symbolize admirable qualities such as determination, endurance, and strength.

62. Star Glory Flower 

It is commonly called star glory flower, cypress vine flower and cardinal vine flower. It blooms in mid-summer and continues until the plant is killed by frost. It is an annual twining plant with bright scarlet flowers found in the Western Ghats of India. It has slender stems and heart-shaped leaves, and trumpet-shaped flowers. It comes in colors s