Adorns the garden with stunning cone-shaped flowers.

You may have come across round or star-shaped flowers, but have you ever seen stunning cone-shaped flowers?

Flowers stand out more when they have a unique shape! These cone-shaped flowers are sure to be an eye-catcher in your garden!

The best cone-shaped flowers.

The term “cone-shaped flowers” here means that they become wider at the bottom and taper to a pointed shape towards the top, creating a cone-shaped appearance.

Botanical name: Melianthus major

Native to South Africa, honeysuckle is an evergreen shrub with nectar-rich flowers. It is very toxic, so be careful!

Botanical name: Lupinus spp.

Lupins are perennial herbaceous plants with tall, cone-shaped inflorescences. If you have a bright terrace or balcony, this is a must-have!

Botanical name: Veronica spp.

It is also known as Veronica, a low-maintenance perennial with tall, pointed inflorescences in white, blue, pink or purple.

Botanical name: Carex spp.

Carex flowers come in red, yellow, brown and even green. They add a unique texture and color contrast to garden settings.

Botanical name: Pennisetum setaceum

Fountain grass has fluffy, spiky-looking, yet drooping plumes. These plumes last into the fall and add a beautiful touch to gardens.

Botanical name: Lavandula spp.

Known for its tall, cone-shaped spike flowers, lavender is a versatile herb whose uses range from decorative to culinary.

Botanical name: Polygala vulgaris

Milkweed flowers come in blue, purple, pink or white. The flowers are not quite pointed and have a more pronounced shape at the tip.

Botanical name: Aloe Succotrina

Aloe Succotrina has thick, spiny leaves with tall orange spikes and spiky flowers ! It can certainly be a focal point in a small garden!

Botanical name: Mentha Piperita

Peppermint has small, pointed flowers in shades of pink, purple or white. It is a cross between spearmint and water mint.

Botanical name: Hedysarum Coronarium

Also known as French honeysuckle, this plant grows red and smells sweet. Flowers are cone-shaped.

Botanical name: Delphinium spp.

Delphiniums have shiny, conical flower spikes that make them appear taller. The flowers are available in purple, blue, red, white and orange.

Botanical name: Digitalis purpurea

The species, native to Europe, has cone-shaped flowers in shades of pink, white and violet. Keep it away from pets as it is mildly toxic.

Botanical name: Ajuga reptans

Bugleweed, also known as Carpet Bugle, is a low-growing perennial that produces spikes of small, cone-shaped flowers in shades of blue, purple, pink, or white.

Botanical name: Lythrum salicaria

It is a member of the Lythraceae family and has showy white, magenta or reddish purple flowers in long clusters called racemes.

Botanical name: Quesnelia

Quesnelia features showy flowers with a slightly pointed tip and comes in bright shades of red, blue and purple.

Botanical name: Kniphofia spp.

Also known as torch lily, it is a perennial herbaceous plant with tall inflorescences of bright red, orange and yellow colors .

Botanical name: Antirrhinum majus

A great potted plant, snapdragon flowers take on a conical shape when grown in groups. What makes them even more attractive is that they grow on tall spikes.

Botanical name: Liatris spicata

Gayfeather, also called Blazing Star, has tall spikes of cone-shaped flowers that also attract bees and butterflies .

Botanical name: Lysimachia clethroides

This plant thrives in sunny locations and in places with small white flowers tightly packed on sturdy spines. It blooms from May to August.

Botanical name: Lobelia Cardinalis

Cardinal flowers have tall, leafy inflorescences and bright red flowers that are particularly popular with hummingbirds or butterflies .

Botanical name: Matthiola incana

Stock is an easy-care plant known for its clove-scented flowers. Make sure the plant receives plenty of bright, indirect sunlight for optimal flowering.