Flowers and Trees

The emojis below depict flowers, trees, leaves and other members of the plant kingdom. There are emojis for representing plants that grow in every climate, from desert cactuses to evergreens.

There are emojis representing plant life cycle in every season, from seedings just beginning to break through soil, to autumn leaves slowly falling to the ground. These emojis can be used to represent life, love, growth, and even heartbreak.

Explore the plant life emojis below to learn more about what the mean, and to see previews of how they are rendered across various platforms. A rose is a rose, but a the rose emoji on Facebook doesn’t look exactly like the rose emoji on Twitter.

💐 bouquet
It smells like spring! Look at these beautiful flowers. A bouquet of flowers is usually given as a friendly gift, a romantic gesture, or as a symbol of gratitude. No time to get flowers? Use this emoji instead!
🌸 cherry blossom
The cherry blossom emoji is of a pink flower from a cherry blossom tree native to Asia. They are the pinnacle of spring florals and new life!
💮 white flower
The white flower emoji is of a white floral shape with a red outline, and it refers to flowers from Japanese cherry trees. Use it when chatting about Eastern Asian cultures!
🏵️ rosette
Congratulations on your accomplishments! If you are receiving an award then you may have come across this rosette. The flower is in full bloom and is a decorative addition to a celebratory award, or a gift. These are also found as decor for springtime parties or weddings. The Rosette emoji (not to be confused with the Flower emoji) showcases a single orange and yellow colored blossom in full bloom, facing the viewer directly.
🌹 rose
Stop and smell the roses. They may be pretty, but watch out for the thorns on the stem. The rose is a symbol of love and romance. They are purchased in bulk on Valentine’s Day and during anniversaries.
🥀 wilted flower
The Wilted Flower emoji features a wilting red flower in the shape of a rose, with a bent green stem and falling petals.
🌺 hibiscus
The hibiscus emoji depicts a beautiful pink flower native to warmer climates. Use this emoji when you’re dreaming of long island vacations or a beautiful desert sunrise.
🌻 sunflower
This sunflower sure has a sunny disposition. Sunflowers are known for their large size and edible seeds and can be used to accompany any pleasantry you send.
🌼 blossom
The blossom emoji shows a flower that looks like a daisy. It can be used to say something is pretty, or that spring is here. It could also be added on just to make a text look cute.
🌷 tulip
The Tulip emoji features a pink flower, mid-blossom. It has a green stem and green leaves emerging from the stem.
🌱 seedling
The seedling emoji is a tiny green plant sprouting from the ground. In some cases it also shows the seed, but in every case it’s a great symbol of springtime and growth.
🪴 potted plant
The Potted Plant emoji features a green, leafy houseplant which is growing happily within a terracotta pot.
🌲 evergreen tree
The Evergreen tree is a naked Christmas tree that grows tall and survives the winter. It’s strong, tall, rich, smells of pine and lives so long it seems immortal.
🌳 deciduous tree
A symbol of fall, the Deciduous tree changes colors and loses its leaves when winter strikes. These trees also flower. Oaks, Maples, and Beeches are all considered deciduous trees.
🌴 palm tree
The palm tree emoji sways it’s large leaves, or palms, in the breeze and evokes feelings of a calm, beachy vacation on a beautiful tropical island. Watch out for coconuts!
🌵 cactus
Across all platforms, the cactus emoji is a green, upright, prickly plant with two “arms” sprouting from the side of its body.
🌾 sheaf of rice
A golden sheaf of rice with its seed head is floating in the wind. This grain is one of the world’s most staple foods.
🌿 herb
The herb emoji features leafy greens with multiple branches, resembling basil. This emoji can also represent a plant or the wild.
☘️ shamrock
Are you feeling a bit of the luck of the Irish? When you come across a shamrock take a second look, to see if it has four leaves because a leprechaun with a pot of gold just might be nearby. If you ever visit Ireland, or head out for St. Patrick’s day, you’ll see lots of shamrocks.
🍀 four leaf clover
Find a four-leaf clover and you’ll be very lucky. This is a rare plant because usually clovers only have 3 leaves, not four. Keep this lucky charm close! The luck of the Irish will always be with you.
🍁 maple leaf
The maple leaf emoji is the ultimate representation for Canada, as maple leaves are native to the country and the iconic symbol is featured on the flag.
🍂 fallen leaf
The temperature is dropping. The leaves of the trees are changing colors. It must be autumn. The fallen leaf emoji represents the season of fall. The leaves die, turn brown and fall off of the trees. Just make sure you have a rake to clean them up.
🍃 leaf fluttering in wind
The Leaf Fluttering In Wind emoji features leaves, either one or multiple (depending on the provider) falling toward the ground, with motion indicators surrounding the greenery.
🎋 tanabata tree
This emoji is known as a “wishful” one and is used to reflect the Japanese Tanabata Tree. During the Japanese Tanabata festival, people hang wishes they want to be fulfilled on the tree.
🎍 pine decoration
The Pine Decoration emoji shows three pieces of bamboo arranged vertically side-by-side and in varying lengths. The whole arrangement is seen placed within a wooden crate.