Gymnosperms don't have flowers.

That's why it is a horticultural wonder 8^)

Picea abies 'Push' ? I have been looking for the cultivar in my neck of the woods in vain for several seasons now.

That makes me wish for the cones in my OP, cones that have buds that will open as glorious lotus flowers 8^)

Glorious lotus flowers that eat small birds, rodents, and anything else that strays too close.

FEED ME Seymour!

That would be 'Pusch' :-) And the cones look too purple and too pointy for that selection. Mine produces short, fat cones that are scarlet red.

The purple cones on some Asian firs are showy, too.

https://www.alamy.com/a-fir-conesof-the-delavays-fir-abies-delavayi-standing-upright-on-the-branches-of-the-tree-at-the-st-andrews-botanic-gardens-in-fife-scotland-image221517821.html?imageid=1B2010A8-FE64-4F5E-81CC-F80D232D10AB&p=643588

I did a search for conifers with colorful cones, and I found this article 12 Amazing Conifer Cones at https://www2.conifersociety.org/blogpost/2082607/489878/12-Amazing-Conifer-Cones

Also amazing is that author is our own Sara Malone, known to all old timers here, she authored the article on April 22, 2018, and the ACS published her article on their website June 7, 2023, go figure

I also wonder about the seasonal color variation of these colorful cones. The images posted on the web vary quite a bit, with previous year(s) cones mostly turning brown.