Andy Warhol’s *Flowers* series, originating from 1964 hibiscus photographs and his Leo Castelli exhibition, remains a cornerstone of Pop Art with enduring collector appeal. Recent auction results show strong performance for both paintings and screenprints, including multi-panel canvases realizing $2.6 million and four-foot examples reaching $7.43 million at Phillips, while select 1970 editions have averaged nearly $2 million across verified sales through mid-2026. Prices hinge on scale, colorway, provenance, and condition, with competition from major houses and steady secondary-market liquidity supporting premiums. Upcoming fall 2026 sales and broader Pop Art momentum will likely influence any near-term resolution, though Warhol markets can fluctuate with macroeconomic factors and shifting institutional priorities.