Wildflower (noun)

A flower that grows in the wild, as opposed to one that is cultivated in a garden.

Origin:

The word "wildflower" originated in the early 19th century from the combination of the words "wild" and "flower".

Examples:

1. The meadow was filled with a colorful array of wildflowers.
2. She picked a bouquet of wildflowers to decorate her home.
3. The wildflower was a rare species only found in the high altitudes.
4. The state park was known for its abundant wildflower displays.
5. The wildflowers were an important food source for the local bees and butterflies.