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The Queen of Flowers and ruler of all the cultivated southern lands, plots to take over Wildland. With the help of her son the 'Prince of Roses, ' she acts out her evil plan. King Bracken, ruler of the northern kingdoms, is old and frail and has no son and heir. So the prince sets off North for the castle with all his attendants. There were two rows of Lupine Guardsmen, a bouquet of Chrysanthemum Courtiers, a host of Lobilia Lords and Ladies and a bunch of Geranium Jesters.King Bracken has a beautiful daughter called Bluebell who must find a suitable mate to help her rule the kingdom when her father has passed. But her heart belongs to one only, Wild Thistle, who was banished from the land of cultivated flowers and sent to wildland at birth. With no title he met and fell in love with the princess. He, along with kindhearted granny petal must reveal to the king, the queen's intentions. 'Your Majesty, I have come to warn you that the queen is plotting to develope all of your wildland's and uproot your loyal subjects as though they were no better than weeds', proclaimed Wild Thistle. The queen is unsuccessful and is destroyed. Wild Thistle and the beautiful Princess Bluebell are reunited and live happily ever after.