The "Flower Clock," also known as the Horloge Fleurie, is a large floral display located in Geneva, Switzerland. It features a working clock made from various colorful flowers and plants, showcasing the art of horticulture. The clock's design includes a minute hand and an hour hand, both made from natural materials, and it is a popular tourist attraction. This unique clock was created in 1955 to celebrate Geneva's watchmaking tradition and the city's commitment to nature. The Flower Clock is not only a functional timepiece but also a symbol of the harmony between technology and the environment, attracting visitors year-round.