In Japanese myth, Ninigi'
In Japanese myth, Ninigi's wife Ko-no-Hana is their princess.  In Chinese myth, Han Xian Zi once read a prophetic poem on some of these.  In Aztec myth they were associated with the twin deities Xochipilli and Xochiquetzal, and in Welsh myth Gwydion and Math used some of these as the raw material for creating Blodeuedd.  Ovid tells of an Oceanid named Clyti?who turned into one of these so she could follow Helios each day, and in Indian myth, Kama's five arrows of desire were tipped with them.  People who produced some of these upon dying include a youth beloved by Apollo and Zephyrus, and a youth beloved by Echo and himself.  FTP, name this type of plant life associated with Hyacinthus and Narcissus.
In Japanese myth, Ninigi's wife Ko-no-Hana is their princess.  
flowers or blossoms