Flower names - The Flower Press issue 22

Genuine flower names

Lady’s Slipper: This oddly named flower is the state flower of Minnesota and as you’d imagine has a somewhat slipper like appearance.
Love-in-a-Puff: This flower gets matured, its seeds turn from a green to a brown, pod like appearance. This pod, on bursting, has 3 structures that resemble hearts!
Bat Face Cuphea: Flowering from Spring to Autumn, the Bat Face Cuphea produces 1" tubular flowers that are rich with color.
Bleeding Heart: Requiring light to full shade, the Bleeding Heart is a killer flower in a shaded area. The name derives from the unique shape of the blooming flower.
Naked Ladies: Each bulb of the Amaryllis produces one or two stems, which will then produce 2x 12-funnel shaped flowers.
Kiss Me Over The Garden Gate: Giving off a truly stunning look this flower requires plenty of sunlight and can grow very tall.
Stinking Corpse Lily: The stinking corpse lily is the largest known individual flower in the world. The flower is very rare, hard to locate, and smells like a decaying/rotting carcass.