Rock Flowers was an American pop music girl group active in the early 1970s. The trio, consisting of Debra Clinger, Ardie Tillman, and Rindy Dunn, was known for their harmonious vocal style and catchy pop tunes. They were unique in their association with Mattel, the toy company, which produced a line of Rock Flowers dolls and 45 RPM record singles that could be played on a special doll stand. Despite their brief tenure, Rock Flowers left a distinctive mark on the pop culture of the 1970s.