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Comprehensive List of Garden Plants Starting with A

Discover a List of Plant Starting with the Letter A

Gardening enthusiasts, whether beginners or experts, will find this comprehensive list of plants starting with the letter A helpful for planning and maintaining their gardens. From shrubs and trees to perennials and annuals, here is an extensive list that covers a variety of plant types and common names, offering valuable context for each. For a complete listing of plants be sure to go back to our Plant Variety Database.

• Abelia

  A genus of flowering shrubs, Abelia is known for its fragrant, bell-shaped flowers and glossy foliage.

  Common Name: Abelia

• Abeliophyllum

  Often called white forsythia, this plant is notable for its early spring blooms and fragrant white flowers.

  Common Name: White Forsythia

• Abelmoschus

  Best known for Abelmoschus esculentus, or okra, which produces edible pods used in cooking.

  Common Name: Okra

• Abies

  Commonly known as fir trees, these evergreens are used in landscaping and as Christmas trees.

  Common Name: Fir

• Abronia

  This genus includes trailing, fragrant annuals and perennials, often called sand verbena.

  Common Name: Sand Verbena

• Abutilon

  Known as flowering maples, these plants produce colorful, bell-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Flowering Maple

• Acacia

  These trees and shrubs are famous for their feathery foliage and fragrant yellow or white flowers.

  Common Name: Wattle

• Acaena

  Low-growing perennials with small, burr-like fruits, used for ground cover.

  Common Name: Bidi-bidi or Buzzy Burr

• Acalypha

  These plants, including copperleaf and chenille plant, are grown for their ornamental foliage and flowers.

  Common Name: Copperleaf

• Acantholimon

  Also known as prickly thrift, these are small, spiny perennials with delicate pink flowers.

  Common Name: Prickly Thrift

• Acanthophoenix

  A genus of palms, noted for their ornamental value in tropical and subtropical gardens.

  Common Name: Barbel Palm

• Acanthus

  These perennials are known for their striking, lobed leaves and tall flower spikes.

  Common Name: Bear's Breeches

• Acca

  Best known for Acca sellowiana, or feijoa, which produces edible fruits.

  Common Name: Pineapple Guava

• Acer

  Maple trees are valued for their beautiful foliage, especially in autumn.

  Common Name: Maple

• Achillea

  Yarrow is known for its flat-topped clusters of small flowers and feathery leaves.

  Common Name: Yarrow

• Achimenes

  These are small, tuberous perennials with showy, tubular flowers.

  Common Name: Hot Water Plant or Cupid's Bower

• Acinos

  A genus of aromatic herbs, also known as calamint, used in gardens for their fragrant foliage.

  Common Name: Calamint

• Aciphylla

  These spiky, tufted perennials are native to New Zealand.

  Common Name: Spaniard Grass

• Acoelorraphe

  A genus of palms, commonly known for their clumping growth habit.

  Common Name: Saw Palm

• Acokanthera

  Evergreen shrubs or small trees with fragrant flowers, known for their toxicity.

  Common Name: Bushman's Poison

• Aconitum

  Known as monkshood or aconite, these perennials are admired for their hooded blue flowers. Note: These plants are highly toxic.

  Common Name: Monkshood or Aconite

• Acorus

  Grass-like perennials, often found in wetlands, known for their sweet fragrance.

  Common Name: Sweet Flag

• Acroclinium

  Annuals with daisy-like flowers, commonly used in dried flower arrangements.

  Common Name: Paper Daisy

• Actaea

  Also known as baneberry, these perennials produce attractive berries and are often grown for their ornamental foliage.

  Common Name: Baneberry

• Actinidia

  This genus includes kiwifruit plants, grown for their edible fruits.

  Common Name: Kiwifruit

• Ada

  A small genus of orchids, known for their unique flower shapes.

  Common Name: Ada Orchid

• Adansonia

  Known as baobab trees, they are notable for their massive trunks and longevity. They also produce edible fruits known as "monkey bread."

  Common Name: Baobab

• Adenia

  These are climbing plants with striking, often caudiciform, stems.

  Common Name: Adenia

• Adenium

  Also called desert rose, these succulent plants are known for their showy flowers and thick stems.

  Common Name: Desert Rose

• Adenophora

  Perennials known for their bell-shaped flowers, similar to Campanula.

  Common Name: Ladybells

• Adenostyles

  Perennials with large, lobed leaves and clusters of small, pink or purple flowers.

  Common Name: Alpine Coltsfoot

• Adiantum

  Maidenhair ferns are appreciated for their delicate, fan-shaped leaflets.

  Common Name: Maidenhair Fern

• Adlumia

  Climbing biennials, often referred to as climbing fumitory.

  Common Name: Climbing Fumitory

• Adonis

  Perennials or annuals known for their bright yellow or red flowers.

  Common Name: Adonis

• Adromischus

  Small succulent plants often grown for their attractive, fleshy leaves.

  Common Name: Adromischus

• Aechmea

  Bromeliads with striking flower spikes and rosettes of tough leaves.

  Common Name: Aechmea

• Aegopodium

  Groundcover plants known for their variegated leaves.

  Common Name: Bishop's Weed or Ground Elder

• Aeollanthus

  Herbs or shrubs with aromatic leaves, often used in traditional medicine.

  Common Name: Aeollanthus

• Aeonium

  Succulent plants with rosettes of fleshy leaves, popular in rock gardens.

  Common Name: Aeonium

• Aerangis

  An orchid genus known for its fragrant, star-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Aerangis

• Aesculus

  Trees or shrubs, including horse chestnut and buckeye, known for their showy flower spikes.

  Common Name: Horse-Chestnut or Buckeye

• Aethionema

  Rock garden plants with small, colorful flowers.

  Common Name: Stonecress

• Agapanthus

  Perennials with large, rounded clusters of blue or white flowers. They thrive in full sun to partial shade and prefer well-drained soil. They are drought-tolerant once established and are often used in borders and container gardens.

  Common Name: Lily of the Nile

• Agapetes

  Shrubs with pendulous, bell-shaped flowers, often grown in subtropical gardens.

  Common Name: Agapetes

• Agastache

  Aromatic perennials with spikes of tubular flowers, popular with pollinators.

  Common Name: Hummingbird Mint or Hyssop

• Agathis

  Large coniferous trees, also known as kauri, valued for their timber.

  Common Name: Kauri

• Agave

  Succulent plants known for their rosettes of thick, spiny leaves and dramatic flower spikes.

  Common Name: Century Plant or Agave

• Agave lophantha

  A shrub with colorful, striped leaves, typically found in desert climates. Known for its striking rosette formation.

  Common Name: Quadricolor Century Plant

• Ageratum

  Annuals with clusters of small, fluffy flowers, often blue or purple.

  Common Name: Floss Flower

• Aglaonema

  Foliage plants known for their variegated leaves, popular as houseplants.

  Common Name: Chinese Evergreen

• Agonis

  Evergreen shrubs or trees, often grown for their attractive, aromatic foliage.

  Common Name: Willow Myrtle

• Agrostemma

  Annuals with delicate, star-shaped flowers, also known as corn cockle.

  Common Name: Corn Cockle

• Agrostis

  Grass species commonly used in lawns and golf courses.

  Common Name: Bentgrass

• Aichryson

  Succulent plants often grown for their ornamental foliage.

  Common Name: Aichryson

• Ailanthus

  Deciduous trees known for their rapid growth and tolerance of urban conditions.

  Common Name: Tree of Heaven

• Aiphanes

  A genus of spiny palms, often used as ornamental plants.

  Common Name: Aiphanes

• Aira

  Grass species, commonly known as hair grass.

  Common Name: Hair Grass

• Ajania

  Perennials known for their silvery foliage and yellow flowers.

  Common Name: Ajania

• Ajuga

  Groundcover perennials with spikes of blue or purple flowers.

  Common Name: Bugleweed

• Akebia

  Climbing plants with fragrant, chocolate-scented flowers and edible fruit.

  Common Name: Chocolate Vine

• Alangium

  Shrubs or small trees, often grown for their ornamental foliage and flowers.

  Common Name: Alangium

• Albizia

  Deciduous trees with fern-like leaves and fluffy, pink flowers.

  Common Name: Silk Tree or Mimosa

• Albuca

  Bulbous perennials with green, strap-like leaves and fragrant, nodding flowers.

  Common Name: Albuca

• Alcea

  Tall perennials with large, showy flowers, commonly known as hollyhocks.

  Common Name: Hollyhock

• Alchemilla

  Perennials with scalloped leaves and clusters of small, yellow-green flowers.

  Common Name: Lady's Mantle

• Aleurites

  Trees known for their seeds, which are used to produce tung oil.

  Common Name: Tung Tree

• Aliceara

  Hybrid orchids with striking flowers.

  Common Name: Aliceara Orchid

• Alisma

  Aquatic or semi-aquatic plants with small, delicate flowers.

  Common Name: Water Plantain

• Alkanna

  Perennials with blue or purple flowers, known for their medicinal properties.

  Common Name: Alkanna

• Allamanda

  Tropical shrubs or vines with large, trumpet-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Golden Trumpet

• Allium

  Includes onions, garlic, chives, and ornamental varieties with globe-like flower heads. This genus includes a wide variety of species such as Allium giganteum (giant onion) and Allium schoenoprasum (chives). They are known for their globe-like flower heads and are often used in ornamental gardens as well as culinary gardens.

  Common Name: Onion, Garlic, Chives

• Alluaudia

  Succulent shrubs or small trees with spiny stems.

  Common Name: Alluaudia

• Alnus

  Deciduous trees or shrubs, commonly known as alder.

  Common Name: Alder

• Alocasia

  Tropical perennials with large, arrowhead-shaped leaves.

  Common Name: Elephant Ear

• Aloe

  Succulent plants known for their medicinal properties and rosettes of fleshy leaves.

  Common Name: Aloe

• Alopecurus

  Grass species, commonly known as foxtail grass.

  Common Name: Foxtail Grass

• Aloysia

  Aromatic shrubs known for their fragrant leaves, often used in teas.

  Common Name: Lemon Verbena

• Alpinia

  Tropical perennials with showy flowers and aromatic rhizomes.

  Common Name: Ginger Lily

• Alseuosmia

  Evergreen shrubs with fragrant, tubular flowers and glossy leaves.

  Common Name: Toropapa

• Alsobia

  Trailing plants with small, tubular flowers, often grown as houseplants.

  Common Name: Alsobia

• Alstroemeria

  Perennials with lily-like flowers, commonly known as Peruvian lilies.

  Common Name: Peruvian Lily

• Alternanthera

  Ornamental plants with colorful foliage, used as groundcover or bedding plants.

  Common Name: Joyweed or Joseph's Coat

• Althaea

  Herbaceous perennials, including marshmallow, known for their medicinal properties.

  Common Name: Marshmallow

• Alyogyne

  Shrubs with hibiscus-like flowers, often grown in warm climates.

  Common Name: Blue Hibiscus

• Alyssum

  Low-growing annuals or perennials with small, fragrant flowers.

  Common Name: Sweet Alyssum

• Amaranthus

  Includes species grown for their edible seeds and ornamental varieties with colorful foliage. This genus includes species like Amaranthus caudatus (Love-lies-bleeding) and Amaranthus hypochondriacus (Prince's Feather), which are grown for their ornamental value as well as their edible seeds.

  Common Name: Amaranth

• Amarcrinum

  Hybrid bulbs with showy, fragrant flowers.

  Common Name: Amarcrinum

• Amarygia

  Hybrid genus of Amaryllis and Brunsvigia, known for their striking flowers.

  Common Name: Amarygia

• Amaryllis

  Bulbous plants with large, trumpet-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Amaryllis

• Amberboa

  Annuals with thistle-like flowers, commonly known as sweet sultan.

  Common Name: Sweet Sultan

• Amelanchier

  Deciduous shrubs or small trees, known for their edible berries and ornamental flowers.

  Common Name: Serviceberry

• Amesiella

  Small orchids with white, fragrant flowers.

  Common Name: Amesiella

• Amherstia

  Tropical trees with spectacular red flowers.

  Common Name: Pride of Burma

• Amicia

  Shrubs or climbers with attractive, pea-like flowers.

  Common Name: Amicia

• Ammi

  Herbaceous plants with umbels of small, white flowers.

  Common Name: Bishop's Weed or Laceflower

• Ammobium

  Everlasting flowers, known for their papery, white bracts.

  Common Name: Winged Everlasting

• Amorpha

  Deciduous shrubs with spikes of small, purple flowers.

  Common Name: False Indigo

• Amorphophallus

  Tropical plants known for their large, unusual flowers and foul odor.

  Common Name: Corpse Flower

• Ampelopsis

  Climbing plants with colorful, berry-like fruits.

  Common Name: Peppervine

• Amphicarpaea

  Twining herbaceous plants with small, pea-like flowers and underground fruits.

  Common Name: Hog Peanut

• Amsonia

  Perennials with clusters of blue, star-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Blue Star

• Anacampseros

  Succulent plants with rosettes of small leaves.

  Common Name: Anacampseros

• Anacyclus

  Low-growing perennials with daisy-like flowers.

  Common Name: Mount Atlas Daisy

• Anagallis

  Annuals or perennials with small, star-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Pimpernel

• Ananas

  Tropical plants known for their edible fruit.

  Common Name: Pineapple

• Anaphalis

  Perennials with clusters of small, white flowers.

  Common Name: Pearly Everlasting

• Anchusa

  Perennials with bright blue flowers.

  Common Name: Bugloss

• Andromeda

  Evergreen shrubs with clusters of bell-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Bog Rosemary

• Andropogon

  Grass species known for their ornamental value.

  Common Name: Bluestem

• Androsace

  Alpine plants with small, clustered flowers.

  Common Name: Rock Jasmine

• Anemone

  Herbaceous perennials with large, showy flowers.

  Common Name: Windflower

• Anemonella

  Perennials with delicate, pink or white flowers.

  Common Name: Rue Anemone

• Anemonopsis

  Perennials with nodding, bell-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: False Anemone

• Anemopaegma

  Climbing plants with large, trumpet-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Catuaba

• Anethum

  Aromatic herbs with feathery foliage.

  Common Name: Dill

• Angelica

  Herbaceous plants with large umbels of white or greenish flowers.

  Common Name: Angelica

• Angelonia

  Annuals or perennials with spikes of colorful flowers.

  Common Name: Summer Snapdragon

• Angophora

  Trees or shrubs with peeling bark and white or cream flowers.

  Common Name: Apple Gum

• Angraecum

  Orchids known for their white, fragrant flowers.

  Common Name: Angraecum

• Anguloa

  Orchids with large, tulip-like flowers.

  Common Name: Tulip Orchid

• Angulocaste

  Hybrid orchids known for their striking flowers.

  Common Name: Angulocaste

• Anigozanthos

  Perennials with tubular flowers, often called kangaroo paws.

  Common Name: Kangaroo Paw

• Anisacanthus

  Shrubs with tubular flowers, attracting hummingbirds and butterflies.

  Common Name: Flame Acanthus

• Anisodontea

  Shrubs with hibiscus-like flowers.

  Common Name: African Mallow

• Anoda

  Herbaceous plants with hibiscus-like flowers.

  Common Name: Anoda

• Anomatheca

  Small, bulbous plants with colorful flowers.

  Common Name: False Freesia

• Anopterus

  Evergreen shrubs with clusters of white flowers.

  Common Name: Queensland Laurel

• Anredera

  Climbing plants with heart-shaped leaves.

  Common Name: Madeira Vine

• Antennaria

  Perennials with small, woolly flowers.

  Common Name: Pussytoes

• Anthemis

  Perennials with daisy-like flowers.

  Common Name: Chamomile

• Anthericum

  Perennials with grass-like leaves and white flowers.

  Common Name: St. Bernard's Lily

• Anthriscus

  Herbaceous plants with feathery foliage.

  Common Name: Chervil

• Anthurium

  Tropical plants with large, glossy leaves and colorful spathes.

  Common Name: Flamingo Flower

• Anthyllis

  Perennials with small, pea-like flowers.

  Common Name: Kidney Vetch

• Antigonon

  Climbing plants with clusters of pink or white flowers.

  Common Name: Coral Vine

• Antirrhinum

  Annuals or perennials with colorful, snapdragon-like flowers.

  Common Name: Snapdragon

• Aphanes

  Small annuals with tiny, greenish flowers and divided leaves.

  Common Name: Parsley Piert

• Aphelandra

  Tropical plants with showy flower spikes and glossy leaves.

  Common Name: Zebra Plant

• Aphyllanthes

  Grass-like perennials with blue flowers.

  Common Name: Blue Lily

• Aponogeton

  Aquatic plants with floating leaves and fragrant flowers.

  Common Name: Water Hawthorn

• Aporocactus

  Cacti with long, trailing stems.

  Common Name: Rat's Tail Cactus

• Aptenia

  Succulent groundcovers with small, daisy-like flowers.

  Common Name: Baby Sun Rose

• Aquilegia

  Perennials with distinctive, spurred flowers.

  Common Name: Columbine

• Arabis

  Low-growing perennials with white or pink flowers.

  Common Name: Rock Cress

• Arachnis

  Orchids with spider-like flowers.

  Common Name: Scorpion Orchid

• Araeococcus

  Bromeliads with small, berry-like fruits.

  Common Name: Araeococcus

• Aralia

  Shrubs or small trees with large, compound leaves.

  Common Name: Spikenard or Aralia

• Araucaria

  Evergreen trees known for their symmetrical growth.

  Common Name: Monkey Puzzle Tree

• Araujia

  Climbing plants with fragrant flowers.

  Common Name: Moth Plant

• Arbutus

  Evergreen trees or shrubs with red, peeling bark.

  Common Name: Madrone

• Archontophoenix

  Palms with slender trunks and feathery fronds.

  Common Name: King Palm

• Arctostaphylos

  Evergreen shrubs with small, bell-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Bearberry or Manzanita

• Arctotheca

  Perennials with daisy-like flowers.

  Common Name: Cape Weed

• Arctotis

  Perennials with large, colorful flowers.

  Common Name: African Daisy

• Ardisia

  Evergreen shrubs with glossy leaves and clusters of small flowers.

  Common Name: Coralberry

• Areca

  Palms with feather-like fronds.

  Common Name: Areca Palm

• Arenaria

  Low-growing perennials with small, white flowers.

  Common Name: Sandwort

• Arenga

  Palms with pinnate leaves.

  Common Name: Sugar Palm

• Argemone

  Annuals with prickly leaves and large, poppy-like flowers.

  Common Name: Prickly Poppy

• Argyranthemum

  Perennials with daisy-like flowers.

  Common Name: Marguerite Daisy

• Argyreia

  Climbing plants with large, heart-shaped leaves.

  Common Name: Silver Morning Glory

• Argyroderma

  Succulent plants with thick, fleshy leaves.

  Common Name: Living Stones

• Ariocarpus

  Small, slow-growing cacti.

  Common Name: Ariocarpus

• Arisaema

  Perennials with distinctive, hooded flowers.

  Common Name: Jack-in-the-Pulpit

• Arisarum

  Small perennials with unusual, hooded flowers.

  Common Name: Friar's Cowl

• Aristea

  Perennials with grass-like leaves and blue flowers.

  Common Name: Aristea

• Aristida

  Grass species known for their resilience and use in erosion control.

  Common Name: Threeawn

• Aristolochia

  Climbing plants with distinctive, pipe-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Dutchman's Pipe

• Armoracia

  Perennials grown for their pungent roots.

  Common Name: Horseradish

• Arnebia

  Perennials with bright yellow flowers.

  Common Name: Prophet Flower

• Arnica

  Perennials with yellow, daisy-like flowers.

  Common Name: Arnica

• Aronia

  Deciduous shrubs with clusters of small, white flowers.

  Common Name: Chokeberry

• Arrabidaea

  Climbing plants with showy, trumpet-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Trumpet Vine

• Arrhenatherum

  Grass species known for their ornamental value.

  Common Name: Oat Grass

• Artemisia

  Herbaceous plants with aromatic, silvery foliage.

  Common Name: Mugwort, Sagebrush, Wormwood

• Arthropodium

  Perennials with grass-like leaves and small, white flowers.

  Common Name: Renga Lily

• Arum

  Perennials with distinctive, hooded flowers.

  Common Name: Cuckoo-pint

• Aruncus

  Perennials with large, feathery flower spikes.

  Common Name: Goatsbeard

• Arundinaria

  Bamboo species known for their tall, woody stems.

  Common Name: Bamboo

• Arundo

  Tall, reed-like perennials.

  Common Name: Giant Reed

• Asarina

  Climbing plants with tubular flowers.

  Common Name: Twining Snapdragon

• Asarum

  Perennials with heart-shaped leaves and small, hidden flowers.

  Common Name: Wild Ginger

• Asclepias

  Herbaceous plants known for their role in supporting monarch butterflies.

  Common Name: Milkweed

• Ascocenda

  Hybrid orchids with showy flowers.

  Common Name: Ascocenda

• Asimina

  Small trees with large, edible fruits.

  Common Name: Pawpaw

• Aspalathus

  Shrubs with yellow or purple flowers, some species used to make rooibos tea.

  Common Name: Rooibos

• Asparagus

  Perennials grown for their edible shoots.

  Common Name: Asparagus

• Asperula

  Herbaceous plants with small, star-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Woodruff

• Asphodeline

  Perennials with tall flower spikes.

  Common Name: King's Spear

• Asphodelus

  Perennials with star-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Asphodel

• Aspidistra

  Evergreen perennials known for their tough, glossy leaves.

  Common Name: Cast Iron Plant

• Asplenium

  Ferns with delicate, feathery fronds.

  Common Name: Spleenwort

• Astelia

  Perennials with silver or bronze foliage.

  Common Name: Silver Spear

• Aster

  Perennials with large, umbrella-like leaves.

  Common Name: Astilboides

• Astragalus

  Herbaceous plants with small, pea-like flowers.

  Common Name: Milk Vetch

• Astrantia

  Perennials with star-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Masterwort

• Astrophytum

  Cacti with distinctive, star-shaped ribs.

  Common Name: Astrophytum

• Athamanta

  Perennials with finely divided leaves and small, white flowers in umbels.

  Common Name: Alpine Carrot

• Atherosperma

  Evergreen trees with fragrant wood.

  Common Name: Southern Sassafras

• Athrotaxis

  Evergreen conifers native to Tasmania.

  Common Name: Athrotaxis

• Athyrium

  Ferns with delicate, feathery fronds.

  Common Name: Lady Fern

• Atriplex

  Herbaceous plants or shrubs with silvery leaves, known for their tolerance to saline conditions.

  Common Name: Saltbush

• Aubrieta

  Low-growing perennials with small, colorful flowers.

  Common Name: Rock Cress

• Aucuba

  Evergreen shrubs with glossy, variegated leaves.

  Common Name: Japanese Laurel

• Aurinia

  Low-growing perennials with bright yellow flowers.

  Common Name: Basket-of-Gold

• Austrocedrus

  Evergreen conifers native to South America.

  Common Name: Austrocedrus

• Avena

  Grass species grown for their edible grains.

  Common Name: Oats

• Azalea

  Flowering shrubs known for their spectacular spring blooms.

  Common Name: Azalea

• Azara

  Evergreen shrubs with small, fragrant flowers.

  Common Name: Azara

• Azolla

  Floating aquatic ferns.

  Common Name: Mosquito Fern

• Azorella

  Cushion plants native to the Southern Hemisphere.

  Common Name: Azorella

• Azorina

  Small shrubs with bell-shaped flowers.

  Common Name: Azorina

• Aztekium

  Small cacti with ribbed stems.

  Common Name: Aztekium

Gardening Tips for Beginners and Experts

This extensive list should help you get a head start on your gardening journey, offering insights and inspiration for a wide variety of plants that can thrive in your garden. Achieving success in gardening requires understanding the unique needs of each plant. Critical factors include soil type, sunlight, and watering requirements. This guide aims to help you select the right plants for your garden, ensuring a vibrant and healthy landscape. By incorporating a variety of plants starting with the letter L, you can enhance the beauty and diversity of your garden. Whether you favor vibrant flowers, hardy shrubs, or unique succulents, there's an L-named plant for you. Happy gardening!