"fallen flowers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to talk about flowers that have been cut and have since fallen, or to refer to flowers that have been blown off of a plant in a gust of wind. For example, "The fallen flowers had become scattered throughout the garden."
I've often made that mistake and had to wrestle plants the size of wild turkeys into cages, leaving broken stems and fallen flowers in my wake.
After his death, Udin's body was autopsied then brought to the Bernas office for a quick memorial service, in which the staff sang "Gugur Bunga" ("Fallen Flowers").
A book signing and reception will be held for her book The Souls of Fallen Flowers, in conjunction with Lafayette College's Experimental Printmaking Institute on Friday, February 24, at the Chateau Chavaniac in Easton, PA.
I asked her what she was working on, and she showed me The Souls of Fallen Flowers, the breathtaking art book she is stitching together one at a time for the writer Khet Mar, to be presented at a book signing and reception on Friday, February 24, at the Chateau Chavaniac in Easton, PA.
The road is choked with traffic and littered with fallen flowers.
Soon his entire field of leccio del corno was carpeted with fallen flowers, like summer snow.
The stone features an ornate floral design bordered by leaves with a fallen flower in the center and the Jewish calendar year 5585.
There were buds and fully blown flowers spotting the branches, and under the tree in a perfect circle, like an inverted halo, was a luminous ring of fallen flower.
Leaves are falling, flowers are fading, and the world's business escapes in the faraway clatter of trams.
These trees around us will fall, flowers will bloom and fade, one day this world will grow old.
Fang Man included a toy piano in her "That raindrops have hastened the falling flowers," hastening the blossoming of melody.
