This exploration delves into the transcontinental voyage of flowers, tracing their origins, the human networks that facilitated their migration, and the profound impact they had on the botanical landscape of Colonial America.The colonization of America in the 17th and 18th centuries brought about a fascinating intercontinental exchange, not only of people, ideas, and goods but also of flora. Flowers, with their captivating beauty and cultural significance, undertook a remarkable journey from their native lands to the shores of Colonial America.