What are some examples of flowering plants?

Almost every plant you can think of is a flowering plant. This group of plants are formally called angiosperms, and have become by far the dominant group of land plants. It includes not only the plants that make visible flowers, but also many that don't (the grasses, for example). read more

Most of the plants I can name are flowering plants; it'd be more challenging to name non-flowering plants (like ferns). Just some examples from things in my yard or in a pot: American sycamore tree, black walnut tree, redbud tree, dandelions, lilac bush, henbit, dead nettle, violets, various grasses, French lavender, purple irises, water hemlock, mullein, and so much more. read more

Flowering plants are the largest groups within the plant kingdom.There are around 260,000 species of flowering plant and about 90% species are identified. This species also includes aquatic plants, desert plants, land plants, seasonal plants, etc. read more