
šø 10 Rare Flower Names You Probably Havenāt Heard Of (But Will Love)
Flowers are more than roses and sunflowers. The floral world is filled with incredible, lesser-known blooms that are just as beautifulāsometimes even more intriguing. At Floristy15, we love discovering unique flowers that spark curiosity, creativity, and conversation.
So hereās a list of 10 rare flower names you probably donāt know (but once you do, youāll never forget them).
1. Bat Flower (Tacca chantrieri)
Yes, it looks like a bat! With dark purple-black petals and whisker-like filaments, this exotic bloom from Southeast Asia is both eerie and elegant.
šŗ Native to: Southeast Asia
šæ Symbolism: Mystery & uniqueness
2. Ghost Orchid (Dendrophylax lindenii)
This flower seems to float in midairāhaunting and beautiful. Itās extremely rare and can only grow in very specific humid environments.
šŗ Native to: Florida, Cuba
šæ Symbolism: Elusiveness & spiritual beauty
3. Monkey Face Orchid (Dracula simia)
Look closely⦠yes, it actually looks like a monkeyās face! Nature truly is the best artist.
šŗ Native to: Ecuador & Peru
šæ Symbolism: Playfulness & joy
4. Bleeding Heart (Lamprocapnos spectabilis)
This delicate flower looks like itās crying, with small petals shaped like hearts dripping a ātear.ā
šŗ Native to: Siberia, Korea, Japan
šæ Symbolism: Undying love
5. Black Tulip (Queen of Night)
Not exactly blackābut a velvety, deep maroon that appears almost noir. Elegant, moody, and rare.
šŗ Native to: The Netherlands
šæ Symbolism: Power & mystery
6. Blue Poppy (Meconopsis betonicifolia)
Unlike most poppies, this one is a vibrant blue that seems almost unreal. A true gem of high-altitude climates.
šŗ Native to: Himalayas
šæ Symbolism: Imagination & dreams
7. Green Rose
No, itās not photoshopped. Green roses are real and beautifully strange, often used for unique bouquets and minimalist floral art.
šŗ Cultivated
šæ Symbolism: Growth & renewal
8. Chilean Bellflower (Lapageria rosea)
Delicate, bell-shaped blooms in shades of pink. Itās the national flower of Chile and loved for its unique trailing vines.
šŗ Native to: Chile
šæ Symbolism: Grace & elegance
9. Corpse Flower (Amorphophallus titanum)
Smells terrible, looks majestic. Known for being the worldās largest unbranched flowerāand for blooming once in many years.
šŗ Native to: Indonesia
šæ Symbolism: Rarity & rebirth
10. Hookerās Lips (Psychotria elata)
Yes, thatās really its name. The flower resembles red lips just before blooming, and itās become internet-famous.
šŗ Native to: Central & South America
šæ Symbolism: Attraction & desire
š Why We Love the Unusual at Floristy15
At Floristy15, we believe every flowerāfamous or rareāhas a story to tell. As a leading florist in Malaysia, we specialize in custom floral arrangements that incorporate both classic and surprising blooms. Whether youāre a flower lover, a curious learner, or a student at our design academy, thereās always more to explore in the world of floristry.
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