The Talking Flowers (or 'Live Flowers') appear in Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass. They are featured in the Disney version of Alice in Wonderland just before she meets the Caterpillar. Disneys's Alice sings a song with the flowers before moving on. For more on Lewis Caroll's characters, click here. In The Land of Stories series, the flowers welcome Alex, Conner and their friends into Wonderland and invite them to listen to one of their songs, but the group then spots the White Rabbit and try to follow him, eventually losing his trail but finding the Caterpillar on the way.
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| - The Talking Flowers (or 'Live Flowers') appear in Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass. They are featured in the Disney version of Alice in Wonderland just before she meets the Caterpillar. Disneys's Alice sings a song with the flowers before moving on. For more on Lewis Caroll's characters, click here. In The Land of Stories series, the flowers welcome Alex, Conner and their friends into Wonderland and invite them to listen to one of their songs, but the group then spots the White Rabbit and try to follow him, eventually losing his trail but finding the Caterpillar on the way.
- The Talking Flowers are Flowers that are in Teletubby Land. The flowers can talk and the tubbies find them annoying. More annoying than The Annoying Orange.
- The Talking Flowers appear in 's flashback in the episode "Truth or Square."
- The Talking Flowers are the objects in Teletubbyland that grow into twos and threes and can speak. They usually comment on the Teletubbies activities. They speak in very high-pitched female English accents. The Talking Flowers are yet to make an appearance in the 2015 series. Ew! Lovely water! Look at that! Bravo! Well done! Very clever indeed! Hello! Aaagh! A spider! It's only a toy. It disappeared! I say, we haven't got it. I say, there's no hat here. I say, we don't even like scooters. What is that. Ooh, look! Oh, how silly! I thought everything was covered in snow. How delightful! How picturesque! How lovely!
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| - The Talking Flowers (or 'Live Flowers') appear in Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass. They are featured in the Disney version of Alice in Wonderland just before she meets the Caterpillar. Disneys's Alice sings a song with the flowers before moving on. For more on Lewis Caroll's characters, click here. In The Land of Stories series, the flowers welcome Alex, Conner and their friends into Wonderland and invite them to listen to one of their songs, but the group then spots the White Rabbit and try to follow him, eventually losing his trail but finding the Caterpillar on the way.
- The Talking Flowers are Flowers that are in Teletubby Land. The flowers can talk and the tubbies find them annoying. More annoying than The Annoying Orange.
- The Talking Flowers appear in 's flashback in the episode "Truth or Square."
- The Talking Flowers are the objects in Teletubbyland that grow into twos and threes and can speak. They usually comment on the Teletubbies activities. They speak in very high-pitched female English accents. The Talking Flowers are yet to make an appearance in the 2015 series. Ew! Lovely water! Look at that! Bravo! Well done! Very clever indeed! Hello! Aaagh! A spider! It's only a toy. It disappeared! I say, we haven't got it. I say, there's no hat here. I say, we don't even like scooters. What is that. Ooh, look! Oh, how silly! I thought everything was covered in snow. How delightful! How picturesque! How lovely! Oh, whatever can it be? This is exciting! Ooh, did you see that? Ooh, how awful! How very silly! Ridiculous! Hurry up then! What a funny smell. Not as nice as us! Merry Christmas! How Dangerous! Green Green Grass! A Spider! We Don't Even Like Scooters! Hew What's That! Funny Thing! What The Pretty Thing! Hew Look at That! Lovely! A Spider!
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