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The Coneflower, or Echinacea as it's widely known, is originally from North America, thriving in the prairies and open woodlands.

The Cordyline plant, specifically the Cordyline fruticosa variety, is originally from Southeast Asia and the Pacific, thriving in the humid and warm conditions of these regions.

The cornflower, originally native to Europe, has become popular across the world for its vivid blue petals and its ability to adapt to various climates.

The cosmos flower originates from Mexico, where it grows in a wild and untamed manner, showcasing its vibrant and colourful petals.

The Strelitzia, commonly known as the Crane Flower, hails from South Africa, adding an exotic flair to gardens and floral displays.

The Cyclamen, with its distinctive heart-shaped leaves and upswept petals, is native to the Mediterranean Basin extending across South Europe, Iran, and Somalia.

The Cymbidium orchid, originally from the foothills of the Himalayas and areas of Southeast Asia, is widely admired for its elegant blooms and long, arching stems, making it a popular choice for ornamental purposes in homes and gardens.

The Daffodil, known for its bright yellow bloom, is native to the meadows and woods of southern Europe and North Africa.

The Daphne flower, known for its intoxicating fragrance and pretty blossoms, is native to Asia, Europe, and North Africa.

The Dahlia, known for its vivid and intricate blooms, is originally from the highland areas of Mexico and Guatemala.