Flowers are the reproductive structures of flowering plants, known scientifically as angiosperms.  They come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colours, contributing to the plant's reproductive success and their aesthetic value in gardens and landscapes. Many flowers also have pleasant fragrances, making them appealing to both humans and animals.

A rose is basically a type of flower that’s part of the Rosa family. They’re super well-known for their pretty blooms and are often connected to love and romance. You can find them in lots of colors, each one having its own meaning—like red roses are all about love, while white roses stand for purity. They not only look great but also smell amazing. You’ll see them in gardens, parks, and in bouquets. Plus, some roses produce these little edible things called rose hips, which are packed with vitamins.

 Tulips are well-known for their vibrant colours and distinctive cup-shaped flowers. They typically bloom in the spring and are native to regions in Europe and Asia, particularly Central Asia. Tulips are popular in gardens and as cut flowers, and they come in various colours and sizes. The tulip is also significant in cultural contexts, especially in the Netherlands, where it has become a symbol of spring and is celebrated during flower festivals.

Lavender is a flowering plant belonging to the genus Lavandula, known for its fragrant purple flowers and aromatic leaves. It's commonly used in essential oils, perfumes, and culinary dishes, as well as in traditional medicine for its calming properties. Lavender is also popular in gardens and landscaping, valued for both its beauty and scent. The plant thrives in well-drained soil and likes full sunlight.