Flowers on stamps

3rd series of Fauna and Flora - Coastal Environment issued in Australia in 1999:

3 stamps were issued in Belgium in 1995 to commemorate the Ghent Flower Show 1995. They feature, from left to right, Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, Azalea, and Fuchsia hybrida:

In the 80's, Brazil released a series of monochrome stamps centered on the theme of agriculture. Here is an incomplete set. The one issued in 1985 features a sunflower (far right):

and......... the 45c. value in the Oz set of fauna and flora from 1999 - the Ipomoea - reminded me of the related climber called Morning Glory var. 'Heavenly Blue' - grown in the U.K. as an as a reminder of hotter climes - the colour really is heavenly - parts of the plant will also send you heavenward if ingested - think it's an hallucinogenic.

Cambodia, 1998.

In 1985, Chile issued a set of 12 stamps on the theme of flora and fauna. 4 of them features flowers:

Egypt, 1971:





Egypt, 2003:

Hungary, 1971, 200th Anniversary University of Budapest Botanical Garden:





Hungary, 1980, Insects Pollinating Flowers:

India, 2013, Wild Flowers of India:

Isle of Man, 1998 (incomplete):

Kazahstan, 2008:

Laos, 1986:





Laos, 1996:

Between 1970 and 1972, Liechtenstein issued 4 flower stamps per year. Here is the 1972 set:

Mongolia, 1983:





Mongolia, 1988, roses: