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Australia Scott #1534 is a $5 used commemorative stamp featuring the Common Soft Tree Fern. Issued in the 1990s, it highlights Australia’s native rainforest flora and was intended for higher-rate postage and parcel use.
Used Australian definitive stamp (Scott #329) featuring a banksia flower, issued in 1959 as part of the native flora series.
Belize Scott #1009–1012 is a complete mint never hinged commemorative set issued in 1993 for the World Orchid Conference in Glasgow. Featuring orchid species, this set appeals to collectors of flowers and botanical-themed stamps.
Bermuda Scott #263 (1976), used. QEII definitive featuring Jacaranda blossoms. Clear cancellation with good color and detail.
Bermuda Scott #267 (1976), used. QEII definitive featuring Tecoma blossoms against a purple background. Clear cancellation with strong color and detail.
Bermuda Scott #324 (1976), used. QEII definitive featuring Morning Glory blossoms. Clear cancellation with strong color and detail.
Brazil – Scott #2266, MNH.
A Brazilian stamp depicting Erythrina crista-galli, the coral tree, a striking South American flowering plant known for its bright red blossoms.
British Honduras – Scott #226–229, hinged set.
A four-stamp series depicting orchids native to Belize, featuring detailed botanical illustrations of tropical orchid species.
British Honduras – Scott #255–258, MNH set.
A four-stamp series featuring orchids of Belize, including the black orchid, white butterfly orchid, swan orchid, and spider orchid.
Canada Scott #797a (1979) Wildflowers definitive issue in unexploded booklet format. Mint never hinged booklets with stamps and bilingual text panels intact.
Bahamas Scott #319, mint never hinged. 7¢ definitive issued in 1971 featuring a red hibiscus flower with Queen Elizabeth II portrait.
Denmark Scott #922 (1990) from the wildflowers series features a detailed botanical illustration. This used example is ideal for flora, nature, and European-themed collections.
Denmark Scott #1193–1195 (2001), a used commemorative set honoring Copenhagen’s Botanical Garden. Clear cancellations, intact perforations, and strong color throughout.
Denmark Scott #624–628, issued 1978–1979, featuring rare mushrooms, telephone centenary, and the 500th anniversary of the University of Copenhagen. Used condition.
Denmark Scott #s 920–923 (1990) is a used four-stamp set depicting native wildflowers in colorful botanical designs. Ideal for flora, nature, and European-themed collections.
Falkland Islands Scott #169 is a Mint Never Hinged (MNH) 3d stamp featuring the native Dog Orchid (Codonorchis lessonii). Part of a botanical-themed issue, it highlights the islands’ unique flora with detailed natural history artwork and a classic Queen Elizabeth II portrait design.
Fiji Scott #184 (1954) is an unused hinged definitive stamp featuring Queen Elizabeth II and a white orchid, combining royal portraiture with botanical design.
Fiji Scott #308 is a used 4c definitive stamp depicting a Bulbophyllum orchid, combining botanical illustration with a Queen Elizabeth II portrait in classic Commonwealth style.
Fiji Scott #310 is a used 6c definitive stamp depicting the orchid Phaius tankervilleae. A colorful botanical issue combining native flora with a Queen Elizabeth II portrait.
French Polynesia Scott #266 (1972) is a used commemorative issued for the Day of a Thousand Flowers, featuring vibrant tropical floral imagery. Ideal for flower, botany, and Pacific-themed collections.
The Gambia Scott #1244 is a used D5 stamp depicting the Ashanti Blood plant, a colorful botanical issue ideal for flora and topical collections.
Germany (West) Scott #763–767 (1957), MNH. Commemoratives honoring Paul Gerhardt, education, maritime shipping, and a philatelic exhibition.
Iceland Scott #309–310, flower designs.
Unused hinged with original gum.
Attractive floral issue from Iceland’s definitive series.
Iceland Scott #363–366, floral definitive set.
Depicts native flowering plants.
Mint never hinged with full original gum.
Iran Scott #2566, used. Modern floral commemorative featuring red poppy blossoms, issued by the Islamic Republic of Iran with a 1000-rial denomination.
Japan Scott #1351, MNH. 1979 New Year Lottery prize miniature sheet with two ¥20 stamps depicting traditional treasure bags and floral artwork. Issued as a New Year lottery prize; fresh with full original gum.
Japan Scott #2167, used. ¥420 stamp depicting a purple iris in a clean, modern botanical design. Clearly canceled with good detail.
Japan Scott #2167A, used. ¥430 stamp depicting purple violets in a clean, modern botanical design. Clearly canceled with good detail.
Japan Scott #2235 (1994), used. A graceful iris flower design, ideal for flora, Japan, or modern commemorative collections.
Malagasy Scott #1272–1278 (1993), complete MNH stamp set depicting orchid species native to Madagascar. Botanical-themed issue without souvenir sheet.
Malagasy Scott #1272–1279 (1993), complete MNH orchid set with souvenir sheet. Botanical issue depicting orchid species native to Madagascar.
Malaysia Scott #4–5 (1957) commemorating the World Orchid Conference in Singapore, featuring colorful orchid designs. Offered as a matched pair in mint never hinged (MNH) condition with full original gum.
Monaco Scott #1022, 3.00 MNH stamp from the 1976 Monte-Carlo Flora series, featuring Van Gogh’s “Les Fritillaires.”
Monaco Scott #865, 3.50 MNH stamp from the 1973 Monte-Carlo Flora series, featuring a floral still life after Ambrosius Bosschaert.
1997 Norway Scott #1148–1152, complete wildflowers set featuring native Norwegian flora. Mint never hinged with fresh color and clean gum.
A 1964 Soviet wildflowers stamp with a refined botanical design, offered Mint Never Hinged.
A complete 1985 Soviet MNH set depicting medicinal plants with detailed botanical illustrations.
A complete 1987 Soviet MNH set depicting ferns and related plants of the USSR.
Ryukyu Islands Scott #114 MNH 15¢ orchid stamp featuring detailed tropical floral design.
A used 15¢ stamp from the Ryukyu Islands featuring a delicate Dendrobium orchid, celebrating the native flora of the islands.
Seychelles Scott #131 (1952) is a 9-cent King George VI definitive depicting the iconic Coco-de-Mer palm, offered unused with hinge and popular with botanical and British colonial collectors.
Seychelles Scott #141 (1952) is a 50-cent King George VI definitive depicting the iconic Coco-de-Mer palm, offered unused with hinge and well suited to botanical or British colonial collections.
Singapore Scott #319–322, used set of four Vanda hybrid orchid stamps (10¢, 35¢, 50¢, 75¢), featuring vibrant floral designs.
St. Vincent Scott #333–336 is a complete mint never hinged commemorative set issued in 1972 depicting tropical fruits important to Caribbean agriculture. An attractive botanical set for collectors of fruit and flora themes.
St. Vincent Scott #803–806 is a 1985 mint never hinged set depicting four orchid species from the Orchids of St. Vincent series, featuring detailed botanical artwork.
United States – Scott #1945a, MNH block of 4.
A 1981 20¢ commemorative block depicting desert plants: Barrel Cactus, Agave, Beavertail Cactus, and the iconic Saguaro.
Yugoslavia Scott #1953–1956 (1989) is a mint never hinged floral commemorative set depicting native plants, including orchids, alpine flowers, and water lilies.