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* ''VideoGame/ShantaeAndTheSevenSirens'': Refresh Dance uses "The power of nature" and when Shantae uses it, she transforms into a "mandrake-like mermaid" that has rose flowers on her bottom half.
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* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': Various elvish characters are associated with the Alfirin flower in the show. Alfirin, in the Sindarin, means ‘not dying’, and for Elves it represents the light of Valinor, finding comfort in its eternity, which matches their own. Adar and Arondir adhere to an elven ritual of planting the seeds before battle, in the hope of something new growing after the war passes. Despite being on opposite sides, they are both fighting for the same thing: a home for their people. When they both plant the seeds of Alfirin in the ground, is implied they are asking for Yavanna's guidance, the Vala of nature.
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* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': Various elvish characters are associated with the Alfirin flower in the show. Alfirin, in the Sindarin, means ‘not dying’, and for Elves it represents the light of Valinor, finding comfort in its eternity, which matches their own. Adar and Arondir adhere to an elven ritual of planting the seeds before battle, in the hope of something new growing after the war passes. Despite being on opposite sides, they are both fighting for the same thing: a home for their people. When they both plant the seeds of Alfirin in the ground, is implied they are asking for Yavanna's guidance, the Vala of nature.
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* ''Art/{{Primavera}}'': Chloris is in a plain dress as a nymph; upon her transformation to the spring goddess Flora, she is bedecked in flowers. There are also several flowers in the garden.
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* In Meredith Ann Pierce's ''Treasure at the Heart of the Tanglewood'', the {{Nature Hero}}ine [[FriendToAllLivingThings Hannah]] actually ''grows'' useful plants appropriate to the season in her hair. [[spoiler:This is a reader's first clue as to her true nature.]]
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Sister trope to GardenGarment and PlantPerson. If worn in the hair, may be a form of SignatureHeadgear. Compare InnocentFlowerGirl.
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Sister trope to GardenGarment and PlantPerson. Related to NatureEqualsPlants. If worn in the hair, may be a form of SignatureHeadgear. Compare InnocentFlowerGirl.
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* ''VideoGame/AnimalRestaurant'': There are two different flower garlands that can be worn by Prince the Gardener.
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* ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'': Shaymin is a Grass-type Legendary particularly associated with cleansing pollution, healing sick lands and turning wastelands into lush and thriving wildernesses. It's very strongly tied to the Gracidea flowers, sporting a pair of them on the sides of its head and multiple others that bloom from its fur when it's clam and comfortable. It's typically found in a secluded meadow filled with colorful blooms, and engages in a seasonal migration called the Flower Carrying because a new flower-filled meadow springs into life where it settles.
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* Perfuma from''WesternAnimation/SheRaPrincessOfPower'' and ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'' has a strong flower theme in her costume helping to symbolize her connection to nature and control over plants.
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->'''Thor:''' It's not my fault! She never told me she was a '''fertility'''
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'''Loki:''' She has flowers in her hair and bluebirds singing around her head. Who did you think she was, the bringer of pestilence?
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* ''Literature/WhateleyUniverse'': As said in ''[[http://whateleyacademy.net/index.php/original-timeline/362-toni-and-the-tiger Toni and the Tiger]]'', Earth Mother, who was previously known as Flower Child, is a PlantPerson that can flower, and also has GreenThumb powers:
--> Mrs. Chulkris, or 'Earth Mother', as she's sometimes called, gets more than her fair share of second looks.
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--> She's draped all over, from head to foot in vines and leaves and grass and flowers and stuff. And she's not wearing it, it's all growing out of her. What she wears under that canopy of green, I dunno, and I ain't asking. Today, she was in full bloom, with lots of flowers all over the place.
--> Mrs. Chulkris, or 'Earth Mother', as she's sometimes called, gets more than her fair share of second looks.
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--> She's draped all over, from head to foot in vines and leaves and grass and flowers and stuff. And she's not wearing it, it's all growing out of her. What she wears under that canopy of green, I dunno, and I ain't asking. Today, she was in full bloom, with lots of flowers all over the place.
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* ''Literature/WhateleyUniverse'': As said in ''[[http://whateleyacademy.net/index.php/original-timeline/362-toni-and-the-tiger Toni and the Tiger]]'', Earth Mother, who was previously known as Flower Child, is a PlantPerson that can flower, and also has GreenThumb powers:
--> Mrs. Chulkris, or "Earth Mother", as she's sometimes called, gets more than her fair share of second looks.\\
[...]\\
She's draped all over, from head to foot in vines and leaves and grass and flowers and stuff. And she's not wearing it, it's all growing out of her. What she wears under that canopy of green, I dunno, and I ain't asking. Today, she was in full bloom, with lots of flowers all over the place.
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* ''Literature/WhateleyUniverse'': As said in ''[[http://whateleyacademy.net/index.php/original-timeline/362-toni-and-the-tiger Toni and the Tiger]]'', Earth Mother, who was previously known as Flower Child, is a PlantPerson that can flower, and also has GreenThumb powers:
--> Mrs. Chulkris, or "Earth Mother", as she's sometimes called, gets more than her fair share of second looks.\\
[...]\\
She's draped all over, from head to foot in vines and leaves and grass and flowers and stuff. And she's not wearing it, it's all growing out of her. What she wears under that canopy of green, I dunno, and I ain't asking. Today, she was in full bloom, with lots of flowers all over the place.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wizards2020}}'': Nari of the Eternal Forest. The third member of the Arcane Order, associated with life and nature, signified by the flowers in her hair, in addition to the outfit made of leaves and vines.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wizards2020}}'': ''WesternAnimation/{{Wizards|2020}}'': Nari of the Eternal Forest. The third member of the Arcane Order, associated with life and nature, signified by the flowers in her hair, in addition to the outfit made of leaves and vines.
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A character adorned with flowers or has flowers as a visual motif to show their NatureLover nature or GreenThumb abilities. Often goes along with a pure heart, simple wisdom, and humility, or other "natural" virtues. This simple, natural decoration often embellishes other humble garments, and may be used to contrast with the ConspicuousConsumption bling of an antagonistic RichBitch or [[AristocratsAreEvil Evil Aristocrat]]. As such, it's a form of GoodGuysGarb.
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A character adorned with flowers or has flowers as a visual motif to show their NatureLover nature or GreenThumb abilities. Often goes along with a pure heart, simple wisdom, and humility, or other "natural" virtues. This simple, natural decoration often embellishes other otherwise humble garments, and may be used to contrast with the ConspicuousConsumption bling of an antagonistic RichBitch or [[AristocratsAreEvil Evil Aristocrat]]. As such, it's a form of GoodGuysGarb.
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** ''ComicBook/WonderWomanAndTheStarRiders'': Star Lily's ponytail is ringed in flowers. This reflects her more delicate way of portraying herself compared to the other Star Riders and her GreenThumb power.
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->'''Thor:''' It's not my fault! She never told me she was a '''fertility''' goddess!
->'''Loki:''' She has flowers in her hair and bluebirds singing around her head. Who did you think she was, the bringer of pestilence?
-->-- ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick''
A character adorned with flowers or has flowers as a visual motif to show their NatureLover nature or GreenThumb abilities. Often goes along with a pure heart, simple wisdom, and humility, or other "natural" virtues. This simple, natural decoration often embellishes other humble garments, and may be used to contrast with the ConspicuousConsumption bling of an antagonistic RichBitch or [[AristocratsAreEvil Evil Aristocrat]]. As such, it's a form of GoodGuysGarb.
Usually female, due to FlowersOfFemininity, but may be found on male bohemians and {{Arcadia}} residents as well. Due to the Hippie movement's Return to Nature principles, {{New Age Retro Hippie}}s and {{Granola Girl}}s can be spotted by their flower crowns or necklaces. A common feature of EarthMother and MotherNature as well.
Often paired with FertileFeet.
Sister trope to GardenGarment and PlantPerson. If worn in the hair, may be a form of SignatureHeadgear. Compare InnocentFlowerGirl.
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* Mimosa Vermillion from ''Manga/BlackClover''. Her Plant Magic mostly manifests as flowers, which form her Princess-Healing Flower Robe and appear in her hair while using the spell, fitting with her kind, girly personality.
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* ''ComicBook/RulahJungleGoddess'': In "The Vampire Garden" in #18, Rulah fights a villainess with GreenThumb powers called the Flower Lady, who dresses in a GardenGarment made of flowers.
* ''Franchise/WonderWoman''
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': The eight-foot tall Marya keeps two flowers in her hair, to help express her femininity and beauty in addition to her love of the outdoors.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWomanRebirth'': The KidHero Peony [=McGill=]/Star Blossom keeps her double buns ringed in delicate pink flowers that are kept fresh by her GreenThumb powers.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWomanAndTheStarRiders'': Star Lily's ponytail is ringed in flowers. This reflects her more delicate way of portraying herself compared to the other Star Riders and her GreenThumb power.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Moana}}'': Te Fiti is a MotherGoddess who is responsible for creating and nurturing the Pacific Islands. When [[spoiler:Te Ka is turned back into Te Fiti]], this is symbolized by plant life and flowers growing along her body. She finally appears as a giant woman covered in plants and flowers, particularly along the crown of her head, and can cause flowers to grow with a wave of her hand.
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* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'': In ''Literature/ProvenGuilty'', this serves to contrast the Summer Lady, who embodies summer, life and the growing seasons, and the Winter Lady, who embodies just the opposite. The Summer Lady turns wooden flowers into real ones when she walks by them, while the Winter Lady passes by after her and blights and kills them.
* ''Literature/PrincessesOfThePizzaParlor'': The {{Plant Person}}s, from ''Princesses Are Never Lost: (Everything Else Is Simply Misplaced)'' have FloralThemeNaming, GreenThumb powers, and also look somewhat like flowers:
** Thistle, green-skinned and purple-haired.
** Sweetbriar:
---> "pink [...] hair [...] flopped down in five thick clumps resembling petals"
** Princess Rosalind:
---> "Her hair was the deep red of rose petals [...] Delicate, pale skin was tinged a light green where it was not covered by a cascade of white rose petals, somehow fixed together to provide a veil over her otherwise bare body."
* Hanami from ''Literature/{{Tasakeru}}'' always wears a strange red flower behind her left ear, which is of a species which none of the other characters can identify. [[spoiler:It's far more than a mere decoration, as revealed in the end of the first book: it allows Hanami to tap into her powers as a mage, and grow [[GreenThumb practically anything, anywhere, almost instantly.]]]]
* In Meredith Ann Pierce's ''Treasure at the Heart of the Tanglewood'', the {{Nature Hero}}ine [[FriendToAllLivingThings Hannah]] actually ''grows'' useful plants appropriate to the season in her hair. [[spoiler:This is a reader's first clue as to her true nature.]]
* ''Literature/WhateleyUniverse'': As said in ''[[http://whateleyacademy.net/index.php/original-timeline/362-toni-and-the-tiger Toni and the Tiger]]'', Earth Mother, who was previously known as Flower Child, is a PlantPerson that can flower, and also has GreenThumb powers:
--> Mrs. Chulkris, or 'Earth Mother', as she's sometimes called, gets more than her fair share of second looks.
--> [...]
--> She's draped all over, from head to foot in vines and leaves and grass and flowers and stuff. And she's not wearing it, it's all growing out of her. What she wears under that canopy of green, I dunno, and I ain't asking. Today, she was in full bloom, with lots of flowers all over the place.
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* Alluded to in the Scott [=MacKenzie=] song "If You're Going to San Francisco" which urges the listener to "Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair" in order to fit in with the spiritual, nature-oriented hippies living there in the 60's.
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* ''Roleplay/GoodbyeYeetAcademy'': Daffodil Sapphire, a young woman who's the Ultimate Gardener, sometimes wears flower crowns that she makes.
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* ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost'': Fairest of the Flowering kith are changelings who were turned into embodiments of natural beauty, particularly that of alluring flowering plants, by the True Fae. As a result, [[FertileFeet their nature can cause flowers to spring wherever they step]]... though it takes months for them to do so in the real world, while in Arcadia and the Hedge it's instantaneous.
* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': In early material, the halfling nature deity Sheela Peryroyl is dressed in wildflowers.
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* ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy3'': The Pink Flower hair accessory for Natalie, which gives resistance to nature damage types like earth and poison.
* ''VideoGame/FairyBloomFreesia'': Fairies are [[BornFromPlants born from flowers]], and made for the protection of forests, along with having FloralThemeNaming like Freesia and Plum.
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' / ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIIRemake'': Aerith Gainsborough is a flower seller living in the otherwise desolate slums of Midgar and the last descendant of the Cetra, and ancient race that has a special connection to the planet.
* ''VideoGame/{{Hades}}'': Persephone, the goddess of seasonal change and daughter of Demeter the harvest goddess, is depicted here with lavender sprigs in her hair and a basket full of plenty.
* ''VideoGame/KidIcarusUprising'': Viridi, the Goddess of Nature, wears a purple flower as a hairpin. A bigger blossom also acts as a button for her coat.
* ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'': Shaymin is a Grass-type Legendary particularly associated with cleansing pollution, healing sick lands and turning wastelands into lush and thriving wildernesses. It's very strongly tied to the Gracidea flowers, sporting a pair of them on the sides of its head and multiple others that bloom from its fur when it's clam and comfortable. It's typically found in a secluded meadow filled with colorful blooms, and engages in a seasonal migration called the Flower Carrying because a new flower-filled meadow springs into life where it settles.
* ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasons'': The Harvest Goddess is often depicted with small yellow flowers adorning her hair, which help emphasize her connection to the land.
* ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'': The red dragons are guardians of all life on Azeroth, and flowers spring up from where they breathe flame. Some go further into having FertileFeet, such as Surristrasz and his drakes at Amber Ledge, who are surrounded by a patch of grass and flowers upon otherwise barren rock.
* ''VideoGame/YandereSimulator'': All members of the Gardening Club wear flowers in their hair to symbolise their love for nature.
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* ''VisualNovel/ReigningPassions'': Piama is a princess of House Spring whose hair is adorned with flowers.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Blindsprings}}'': Tamaura has two flowers in her hair. When [[spoiler:she leaves the forest]], they [[http://blindsprings.com/comic/blindsprings-page-thirty begin to disintegrate]] to emphasize how far away from nature she is now.
* ''Webcomic/{{Deities}}'' has Mother Nature wear flowers in her hair.
* ''Webcomic/VeganArtbook'': Wendy always wears a flower in her hair to further emphasize her status as being a NatureLover.
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* ''WesternAnimation/AladdinTheSeries'': One shot anti-villain, Arborous, had a flower on his lapel and a very, very deep connection to nature. This was very plot relevant as the flower was Arborous's heart and the source of his power, so when Aladdin severed it, he was defeated.
* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteers'': Gaia the EarthMother leaves trails of flowers in her footsteps whenever she appears in the human world.
is power, so when Aladdin severed it, he was defeated.
* Perfuma from''WesternAnimation/SheRaPrincessOfPower'' and ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'' has a strong flower theme in her costume helping to symbolize her connection to nature and control over plants.
* [[RebelliousPrincess Princess Amalia]] of ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}'' sports a huge flower on the side of her head. It closes at night and even wilts when Amalia is dying in season 1 episode 7, so it is clearly a real one, kept alive by her GreenThumb powers. It's not part of her hair, though, as she can still take it off. As if not enough, she sometimes adds another flower on the opposite side.
* ''WesternAnimation/WinxClub'': Flora is the Fairy of Nature, and is associated with flowers through her name (which she shares with the Roman goddess of flowers) and powers over plant life. During her TransformationSequence pink flowers are seen in the background and she occasionally incorporates PetalPower into her attacks. She is the princess of Linphea, a realm known for its closeness to nature.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{WITCH}}'': Cornelia is the guardian of earth, though she uses her powers predominantly to manipulate plant life. Occasionally, yellow flower petals emanate from her blond hair as she strokes it.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wizards2020}}'': Nari of the Eternal Forest. The third member of the Arcane Order, associated with life and nature, signified by the flowers in her hair, in addition to the outfit made of leaves and vines.
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->'''Loki:''' She has flowers in her hair and bluebirds singing around her head. Who did you think she was, the bringer of pestilence?
-->-- ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick''
A character adorned with flowers or has flowers as a visual motif to show their NatureLover nature or GreenThumb abilities. Often goes along with a pure heart, simple wisdom, and humility, or other "natural" virtues. This simple, natural decoration often embellishes other humble garments, and may be used to contrast with the ConspicuousConsumption bling of an antagonistic RichBitch or [[AristocratsAreEvil Evil Aristocrat]]. As such, it's a form of GoodGuysGarb.
Usually female, due to FlowersOfFemininity, but may be found on male bohemians and {{Arcadia}} residents as well. Due to the Hippie movement's Return to Nature principles, {{New Age Retro Hippie}}s and {{Granola Girl}}s can be spotted by their flower crowns or necklaces. A common feature of EarthMother and MotherNature as well.
Often paired with FertileFeet.
Sister trope to GardenGarment and PlantPerson. If worn in the hair, may be a form of SignatureHeadgear. Compare InnocentFlowerGirl.
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* Mimosa Vermillion from ''Manga/BlackClover''. Her Plant Magic mostly manifests as flowers, which form her Princess-Healing Flower Robe and appear in her hair while using the spell, fitting with her kind, girly personality.
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* ''ComicBook/RulahJungleGoddess'': In "The Vampire Garden" in #18, Rulah fights a villainess with GreenThumb powers called the Flower Lady, who dresses in a GardenGarment made of flowers.
* ''Franchise/WonderWoman''
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': The eight-foot tall Marya keeps two flowers in her hair, to help express her femininity and beauty in addition to her love of the outdoors.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWomanRebirth'': The KidHero Peony [=McGill=]/Star Blossom keeps her double buns ringed in delicate pink flowers that are kept fresh by her GreenThumb powers.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWomanAndTheStarRiders'': Star Lily's ponytail is ringed in flowers. This reflects her more delicate way of portraying herself compared to the other Star Riders and her GreenThumb power.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Moana}}'': Te Fiti is a MotherGoddess who is responsible for creating and nurturing the Pacific Islands. When [[spoiler:Te Ka is turned back into Te Fiti]], this is symbolized by plant life and flowers growing along her body. She finally appears as a giant woman covered in plants and flowers, particularly along the crown of her head, and can cause flowers to grow with a wave of her hand.
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* ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'': In ''Literature/ProvenGuilty'', this serves to contrast the Summer Lady, who embodies summer, life and the growing seasons, and the Winter Lady, who embodies just the opposite. The Summer Lady turns wooden flowers into real ones when she walks by them, while the Winter Lady passes by after her and blights and kills them.
* ''Literature/PrincessesOfThePizzaParlor'': The {{Plant Person}}s, from ''Princesses Are Never Lost: (Everything Else Is Simply Misplaced)'' have FloralThemeNaming, GreenThumb powers, and also look somewhat like flowers:
** Thistle, green-skinned and purple-haired.
** Sweetbriar:
---> "pink [...] hair [...] flopped down in five thick clumps resembling petals"
** Princess Rosalind:
---> "Her hair was the deep red of rose petals [...] Delicate, pale skin was tinged a light green where it was not covered by a cascade of white rose petals, somehow fixed together to provide a veil over her otherwise bare body."
* Hanami from ''Literature/{{Tasakeru}}'' always wears a strange red flower behind her left ear, which is of a species which none of the other characters can identify. [[spoiler:It's far more than a mere decoration, as revealed in the end of the first book: it allows Hanami to tap into her powers as a mage, and grow [[GreenThumb practically anything, anywhere, almost instantly.]]]]
* In Meredith Ann Pierce's ''Treasure at the Heart of the Tanglewood'', the {{Nature Hero}}ine [[FriendToAllLivingThings Hannah]] actually ''grows'' useful plants appropriate to the season in her hair. [[spoiler:This is a reader's first clue as to her true nature.]]
* ''Literature/WhateleyUniverse'': As said in ''[[http://whateleyacademy.net/index.php/original-timeline/362-toni-and-the-tiger Toni and the Tiger]]'', Earth Mother, who was previously known as Flower Child, is a PlantPerson that can flower, and also has GreenThumb powers:
--> Mrs. Chulkris, or 'Earth Mother', as she's sometimes called, gets more than her fair share of second looks.
--> [...]
--> She's draped all over, from head to foot in vines and leaves and grass and flowers and stuff. And she's not wearing it, it's all growing out of her. What she wears under that canopy of green, I dunno, and I ain't asking. Today, she was in full bloom, with lots of flowers all over the place.
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[[folder:Music]]
* Alluded to in the Scott [=MacKenzie=] song "If You're Going to San Francisco" which urges the listener to "Be sure to wear some flowers in your hair" in order to fit in with the spiritual, nature-oriented hippies living there in the 60's.
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[[folder:Roleplay]]
* ''Roleplay/GoodbyeYeetAcademy'': Daffodil Sapphire, a young woman who's the Ultimate Gardener, sometimes wears flower crowns that she makes.
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* ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost'': Fairest of the Flowering kith are changelings who were turned into embodiments of natural beauty, particularly that of alluring flowering plants, by the True Fae. As a result, [[FertileFeet their nature can cause flowers to spring wherever they step]]... though it takes months for them to do so in the real world, while in Arcadia and the Hedge it's instantaneous.
* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': In early material, the halfling nature deity Sheela Peryroyl is dressed in wildflowers.
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[[folder:Video Games]]
* ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy3'': The Pink Flower hair accessory for Natalie, which gives resistance to nature damage types like earth and poison.
* ''VideoGame/FairyBloomFreesia'': Fairies are [[BornFromPlants born from flowers]], and made for the protection of forests, along with having FloralThemeNaming like Freesia and Plum.
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII'' / ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVIIRemake'': Aerith Gainsborough is a flower seller living in the otherwise desolate slums of Midgar and the last descendant of the Cetra, and ancient race that has a special connection to the planet.
* ''VideoGame/{{Hades}}'': Persephone, the goddess of seasonal change and daughter of Demeter the harvest goddess, is depicted here with lavender sprigs in her hair and a basket full of plenty.
* ''VideoGame/KidIcarusUprising'': Viridi, the Goddess of Nature, wears a purple flower as a hairpin. A bigger blossom also acts as a button for her coat.
* ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl'': Shaymin is a Grass-type Legendary particularly associated with cleansing pollution, healing sick lands and turning wastelands into lush and thriving wildernesses. It's very strongly tied to the Gracidea flowers, sporting a pair of them on the sides of its head and multiple others that bloom from its fur when it's clam and comfortable. It's typically found in a secluded meadow filled with colorful blooms, and engages in a seasonal migration called the Flower Carrying because a new flower-filled meadow springs into life where it settles.
* ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasons'': The Harvest Goddess is often depicted with small yellow flowers adorning her hair, which help emphasize her connection to the land.
* ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'': The red dragons are guardians of all life on Azeroth, and flowers spring up from where they breathe flame. Some go further into having FertileFeet, such as Surristrasz and his drakes at Amber Ledge, who are surrounded by a patch of grass and flowers upon otherwise barren rock.
* ''VideoGame/YandereSimulator'': All members of the Gardening Club wear flowers in their hair to symbolise their love for nature.
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[[folder:Visual Novel]]
* ''VisualNovel/ReigningPassions'': Piama is a princess of House Spring whose hair is adorned with flowers.
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[[folder:Webcomics]]
* ''Webcomic/{{Blindsprings}}'': Tamaura has two flowers in her hair. When [[spoiler:she leaves the forest]], they [[http://blindsprings.com/comic/blindsprings-page-thirty begin to disintegrate]] to emphasize how far away from nature she is now.
* ''Webcomic/{{Deities}}'' has Mother Nature wear flowers in her hair.
* ''Webcomic/VeganArtbook'': Wendy always wears a flower in her hair to further emphasize her status as being a NatureLover.
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[[folder:Western Animation]]
* ''WesternAnimation/AladdinTheSeries'': One shot anti-villain, Arborous, had a flower on his lapel and a very, very deep connection to nature. This was very plot relevant as the flower was Arborous's heart and the source of his power, so when Aladdin severed it, he was defeated.
* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteers'': Gaia the EarthMother leaves trails of flowers in her footsteps whenever she appears in the human world.
is power, so when Aladdin severed it, he was defeated.
* Perfuma from''WesternAnimation/SheRaPrincessOfPower'' and ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'' has a strong flower theme in her costume helping to symbolize her connection to nature and control over plants.
* [[RebelliousPrincess Princess Amalia]] of ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}'' sports a huge flower on the side of her head. It closes at night and even wilts when Amalia is dying in season 1 episode 7, so it is clearly a real one, kept alive by her GreenThumb powers. It's not part of her hair, though, as she can still take it off. As if not enough, she sometimes adds another flower on the opposite side.
* ''WesternAnimation/WinxClub'': Flora is the Fairy of Nature, and is associated with flowers through her name (which she shares with the Roman goddess of flowers) and powers over plant life. During her TransformationSequence pink flowers are seen in the background and she occasionally incorporates PetalPower into her attacks. She is the princess of Linphea, a realm known for its closeness to nature.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{WITCH}}'': Cornelia is the guardian of earth, though she uses her powers predominantly to manipulate plant life. Occasionally, yellow flower petals emanate from her blond hair as she strokes it.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wizards2020}}'': Nari of the Eternal Forest. The third member of the Arcane Order, associated with life and nature, signified by the flowers in her hair, in addition to the outfit made of leaves and vines.
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