Certainly! In Jainism, Pushpa Puja (worship with flowers) is one of the eight types of Dravya Puja (substance worship) offered to the Tirthankaras during rituals. While "doha" is a poetic form in Hindi literature, in Jain worship, devotees often recite verses (stutis, stavans, or dohas) while performing puja. Here is a traditional-style doha suitable for Pushpa Puja:

पुष्प चढ़ाऊँ प्रभु चरण में, भाव सुधा मन लाऊँ। सुगंधित मन निर्मल कर, सम्यक दर्शन पाऊँ।।

Transliteration: Pushpa chadhaoon Prabhu charan mein, bhav sudha man laoon. Sugandhit man nirmal kar, samyak darshan paoon.

Meaning: I offer flowers at the feet of the Lord, bringing the nectar of pure feelings in my mind. May my mind become fragrant and pure, so that I may attain true vision (Samyak Darshan).

If you need more dohas or verses for other types of puja in Jainism, feel free to ask!