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Flower ASCII art

Roses, tulips, sunflowers and bunches of flowers made of keyboard characters. Click one to copy it.

ASCII art gallery

  • One line rose

    1 line, 7 wide

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  • Flower

    7 lines, 12 wide

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  • Three tulips

    4 lines, 17 wide

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  • Spring daisy

    6 lines, 10 wide

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  • Long stem rose, one line

    1 line, 12 wide

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  • Flower border

    1 line, 13 wide

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  • Wildflowers in the grass

    1 line, 22 wide

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  • Little flower garden

    3 lines, 15 wide

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  • Little flower

    6 lines, 7 wide

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  • Daisy

    6 lines, 10 wide

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  • Tulip

    9 lines, 12 wide

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  • Dandelion

    9 lines, 11 wide

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  • Flowers in a pot

    8 lines, 11 wide

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  • Flowers in a vase

    9 lines, 14 wide

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  • Bouquet

    10 lines, 13 wide

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  • Lotus on the water

    8 lines, 14 wide

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  • Cactus with a flower

    9 lines, 14 wide

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  • Rose with a spiral

    12 lines, 15 wide

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  • Sunflower

    13 lines, 17 wide

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  • Daisy

    6 lines, 10 wide

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  • Three tulips

    6 lines, 20 wide

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  • Flower in a pot

    7 lines, 8 wide

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  • Bouquet

    6 lines, 10 wide

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The rose you can send in one line

Long before emoji, people sent each other text roses like @}-;--- or @>-->--. The @ is the flower, the curly bracket is the leaves around it, and the dashes make a long stem. A semicolon or a > on the stem adds a leaf or a thorn.

These roses are in many lists of classic emoticons, like the one on Wikipedia. Turn the rose around by writing it backwards: ---;-{@.

Why flowers grow upward

Text art is drawn line by line, from top to bottom. Flowers suit that well: the bloom goes on the first lines, the stem runs down the middle, and leaves stick out to the sides. A whole bunch is just a few blooms side by side with their stems tied together.

Flowers for the right day

Text flowers fit the days when people send real ones: birthdays, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and get well wishes. A small bunch next to a short note says the same thing, and it never wilts.

In many countries the color or the number of flowers means something. Red roses stand for love, and yellow ones for friendship. In Russia and nearby countries, people give an odd number of flowers for happy days, because even numbers are for funerals.

A text flower has no color, so your words have to add it. Write "a red rose for you" under it if the color matters.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I type a rose with my keyboard?

Type @}-;--- for a rose with a leaf on its stem, or @>-->-- for a rose with thorns. Both fit in a text message or a username.

Can I add a message to a flower?

Yes. Press Open on any flower and type in the speech bubble box. It works well for a thank you or a get well note.

Where are the other nature drawings?

Trees, the sun and mountains are in the full gallery. Use the Nature chip there to see them all.

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