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Flowers & Gardens Haiku Poems

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

324 published haiku
Round fans of pale green
bowls of red and pink petals
float effortlessly
Shasta Hatter Read poem →
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 →