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Flowers & Gardens Haiku Poems

Haiku among petals, blossoms, cultivated spaces, and things that grow.

323 published haiku
Indian Summer
Laburnum blossoms shower
A golden carpet
Vyomi Malik Read poem →
Blossoms, butterflies.
Sharing time, space, and sunshine.
Peacefully silent.
Gb Jones Read poem →
Winter still hangs on
Flowers bloom and quickly die
Confused birds take flight
William Hartnett Read poem →
Daffodils in bloom.
Earth renews; spring has begun.
Miss you all the time.
Teresa Farmer Read poem →
The aspen tree bleeds
her bloomed petals of fire
confetti the wind.
Eve Chilicas Read poem →
shadows seep early
pool night into the garden
shoots grow in the gloom
Lesley Mace Read poem →
Black winter roses
Their crimson slowly faded
Sorrows in my heart
Kristyl Gravina Read poem →
Osiria rose
her cherry red petals bloom
needing to be plucked
Lorraine Cipriano Read poem →
I woke at dawn light
with the flower above me --
now wilted and dead
Michael Tabor Read poem →
that yellow rose bush
outside my old aunts door blooms
years after she's gone
Gerry Grubbs Read poem →
footsteps in the snow
none stray from the beaten path
the rose is dying
Scott Hotaling Read poem →
Blue roses creeping,
New thorns scrape cinder-block walls.
Urban fantasy.
Linda Sacco Read poem →
Petal snow drifting,
Cherry-pink swirling carpet:
Walls fall at your touch.
Susan K. Hagen Read poem →
Grey skies spill cold drops.
Early autumn blossoms smile
at the weeping sky.
Jeff Harbrow Read poem →
Autumn loneliness
Windswept trees - bleak vistas yet
Chrysanthemums bloom
Barbara Martens Read poem →
Under the great sun
An orchid withers away
To live once again.
Tim Denette Read poem →
October grey skies
on the petals of flowers
raindrops pattering
Kristyl Gravina Read poem →
Storm clouds full of rain
Lightning splits a darkened sky
Blooms sprout from wet soil
Nicole Aaronson Read poem →
the old garden bench
where no one sits anymore . . .
a chill in the air
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
rain runs under stones
chills the almost ripe garden
pleats the evening air
Susan Gardner Read poem →
Kentucky bluegrass
fields glisten with morning dew
run for the roses
Susan Gentry Read poem →
weathered flower box
hydrangea's delicate fade
summer's acquiesce
Patricia Rossi Read poem →
Defiant gerbers
canvas of vibrant colors
festoon the garden
Bill Melton Read poem →
hyacinth in bloom
arranged in a thick glass vase
the casket shining
Beth Mathison Read poem →
Fall softly spring rain
my grandmother's lips are dry
awaiting the bloom
Crystal Theresa Ejanda Read poem →
pink wild rose blossoms
lone traveler along road
bee bathes in pollen
Elaine Hunter Read poem →
A single rose bud
quenched by a noon Summer storm
opens at midnight.
Val Dube Read poem →
spring in a new home
replacing lawn flamingos
with tiger lilies
Jackie Maugh Robinson Read poem →
blizzards of ice shards
islands of isolation
a rare winters bloom
Anthony Fisher Read poem →
this lotus survives,
embraced by muddied shallows
all else washed away
Bruce Jewett Read poem →
Withered petals fall
upon their thorns' sanctity,
their sweet scents fading.
Robin Goodfellow Read poem →
sickness is certain
he dances on, blooming as
a rose in summer
Natalia Malesa Read poem →
she unwraps her hair
a sea of flowers and rain
flows from her wonder
Emily Ramirez Read poem →
the middle of spring
purple lilacs are in bloom
the night smells of skunk
Kent Mcquillen Read poem →
lotus and lantern
resting in the Buddha's lap --
old watering can
Sandra Barnett Read poem →
yarrow blossoms spread
yellow clouds quaver above
a fragile green dream
Tyson West Read poem →