Music about flowers/trees

Oops I see the Glen Milller one has already been mentioned...

The Oak and the Ash.
Banks of Green Willow.

"Lily the Pink" - Scaffold

Lavender's Blue dilly dilly
Ring a ring a roses
How many gentle flowers grow in an English country garden?
I like the flowers, I love the daffodils
Life is but a melancholy flower (Life is butter melon cauliflower)
The oak and the ash and the bonny ivy tree... (A North country maid up to London had strayed...)
Land of the silver birch (we used to sing that in guides - I think it's a Canadian song, we sang it in a round)
There's another one which I know in German and French and I'm sure there's an English version but it escapes me for the moment: French: "Vent frais, vent du matin, vent qui souffle au sommet des grands pins.."

Here you are - I found you this.
www.songfacts.com/category-songs_with_flowers_in_the_title.php

And don't forget : "Daisy, daisy" ! You could finish the quiz with a singalong!

The songs in that link are all modern pop songs. It doesn't even have the Yellow Rose of Texas.

O' Rowan Tree

Edelweiss

Tulips from Amsterdam

My love's an arbutus

It's cherry pink and apple blossom white (Alma Cogan I believe)

Rose of Tralee

Sounds a fun quiz

Does Autumn leaves count?

Lily the Pink
Roses are Red (my love Violets are Blue)

English Country Garden - Percy Grainger
Pastoral Symphony [also a piano sonata] by Beethoven
There is no rose of such virtue - traditional [and Sting!]

Love grows where my Rosemary goes - Edison Lighthouse.

What about the quintessential Victorian song "Come into the garden Maud"?
My love is like a Red, Red Rose...

French ones as well?
Gentil coqulicot

Love Lies Bleeding - Elton John

The First Tree in the Greenwood (it was the Holleeeee!!)

Parsley sage rosemary and thyme (Simon & Garfunkel)

The Linden Tree.

Brilliant! I am just counting up the ideas and think I may be able to hone it down to a musical round about just roses!

Every little breeze seems to whisper Louise; the birds in the trees seem to whisper Louise...

A very old one - Lullaby of the Leaves. My Mum used to sing it to me when I was very young.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Rcgirw0inE

Underneath the mango tree my honey - I think from Dr No
Roses of Picardy
On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine