Experience the striking beauty of Red and White Flowers. These elegant blooms make a bold statement in any garden or floral arrangement.

Red and White Flowers are a popular choice for adding color and contrast to gardens, floral arrangements, and special occasions. The combination of these two colors creates a bold and striking look that is sure to capture attention and make a lasting impression.
Red and White Flowers

1. Anthurium Red Splash

The Anthurium Red Splash grows Red and White Flowers that stand out with their dark green leaves. It does well in indirect light too!

Learn How to Care For Anthuriums here

2. Bleeding Heart Vine

Botanical Name: Clerodendrum thomsoniae

The Bleeding Heart Vine is a fast-growing perennial that bears heart-shaped flowers in shades of red and white that match really well with the glossy green foliage.

3. Kiku Toji Camellia

Botanical Name: Camellia japonica ‘kiku-toji’

Kiku-toji has dark green leaves, which are glossy on the upper surface and felted beneath. In mid-spring, it produces a profusion of semi-double, bright red and white flowers.

4. Petunia Ultra

Botanical Name: Petunia ‘Ultra’

The Petunia Ultra is a hybrid variety of petunia. It features large, double blooms with red and white petals. The blooms have slightly ruffled edges.

Look at the Best Petunia Varieties here

5. Peppermint Stick Zinnia

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Botanical Name: Zinnia Peppermint Stick

It is an eye-catching flower with its distinct two-tone color combination of bright red and white petals. As the petals grow, they twist and curl, giving it an interesting look.

Get the Best Tips on Zinnia Care here

6. Purple Red-White Cosmos

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Botanical Name: Cosmos bipinnatus ‘Cosimo Purple Red-White’

Purple Red-White Cosmos grows beautiful, two-tone blooms in shades of deep purple-red and white. The petals on these blooms are often ruffled.

7. Anemone

Botanical Name: Anemone Coronaria de Caen ‘Hollandia’

They are characterized by their attractive, colorful flowers, which can be white, pink, purple, red, or blue in color. Anemone flowers typically have five petals and a center filled with yellow stamens.

8. Tiny Padhye Lily

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Botanical Name: Lilium x asiatica ‘Tiny Padhye’

‘Tiny Padhye’ is an Asiatic hybrid lily that produces bright red and white flowers in the summer. The flowers are star-shaped and have a sweet, subtle fragrance.

Read about Ixora Maui Red Care and Growing Guide

9. Checkers

Botanical Name: Dahlia ‘Checkers’

Dahlia ‘Checkers’ is a stunning bi-color dahlia that produces bright red and white flowers. It is a hybrid variety of the species Dahlia pinnata and grows to heights of 3 to 5 feet.

10. Luna White Hibiscus

Botanical Name: Hibiscus moscheutos Luna White

The blooms of the Luna white hibiscus are quite large, up to 8 inches in diameter, and have a beautiful bicolor of red and white. The petals of this flower are a pale white color with a vivid red center.

Find the Best Hibiscus Blooming Tips here

11. Blithe Spirit Dahlia

Botanical Name: Dahlia ‘Blithe Spirit’

Dahlia ‘Blithe Spirit’ is an award-winning hybrid with attractive, frilly, red-and-white double flowers that bloom from summer to fall. The blooms stand out against the bushy, green foliage

See more Red Dahlia Varieties for the Garden here

12. Striped Amadeus Amaryllis

Botanical Name: Amaryllis ‘Striped Amadeus’

Amaryllis ‘Striped Amadeus’ has beautiful red and white striped flowers with a bright yellow center. The flowers are large and fragrant, and they have a long vase life.

Learn about Growing Amaryllis in Pots here

13. Perry’s White Oriental Poppy

Botanical Name: Papaver orientale ‘Perry’s White’

This variety of oriental poppy produces large, bright white flowers with an impressive red center. These blooms have a striking effect and are sure to draw attention!

14. Red and White Pansies

Pansy flowers can come in a variety of colors, including red and white. Common varieties of red and white pansies include ‘Delta White Blotch’, ‘Delta Red Blotch’, ‘White with Blotch’, and ‘Molly Sanderson’.

Learn about the Symbolism of Pansies here

Note: Do note that the ‘red’ part in the flowers may have a maroon, purple, or black tint of it in them.