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** Hungary and Taiwan. Hungary's is a geranium and represents Lake Balaton, and Taiwan actually wears the plum flower, the national flower of her country.
** Vietnam is sometimes drawn with lotuses in her ponytail, which also happen to be the country's national flower. Let's not forget the [[Gender Flip|Nyotalia]] versions of Japan (who wears a chrysanthemum), China (who wears peonies on her hat), Spain, Sweden, and Hong Kong. [[Fan Nickname|Mangary]] also wears one in his ponytail.
** Fem!Japan is an especially notable example as the sketches for her have depicted her with no less than ''three'' different flowers in her hair: a yellow chrysanthemum in the earliest colored sketch of her, a pink sakura in a more recent colored sketch of her (complete with [[Cherry Blossoms]] cascading down on her), and a red spider lily in a colored sketch of her "dark" self. And ''all'' of these flowers [[Flower Motifs|have a]] [[
* Just about every ''[[Rozen Maiden]]'', Kirakishou in particular, who not only has roses in her hair but actually has a rose in place of ''her eye''.
* When we first meet Nia in ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]]'' she has a flower ornament in her hair. Contrast this with resident [[Action Girl]] Yoko, who has a hair clip that looks like a skull.
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* ''[[Project A-ko]]'': As mentioned in the parent trope, C-ko Kotobuki wears daisy barrettes in her hair.
* Uiharu from ''[[To Aru Kagaku no Railgun]]'' has a crown of flowers on her head, while Saten has just one. Uiharu hasn't given any sort of definite answer on what her flowers are or how they got there. During the [[School Festival]], when someone points them out, her only response is "What are you talking about?"
* Lua Klein from ''[[Baccano!]]'' wears a white flower in her hair.
* [[The Ditz|Milfeulle]]'s standard hairdo in ''[[Galaxy Angel (anime)|Galaxy Angel]]''.
* In the final episode of ''[[Eureka Seven]]'', the hairclip that Renton puts on Eureka has a flower on it.
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