A change from the Outback to some flowers for today's post. I hope you enjoy.
Here is a [ link ] to the Wreath Flowers I photographed and posted in 2013, certainly worth looking at as they are a very different plant and only found is one place which is Western Australia.
A small collection of flowers from Queensland, Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, and Tasmania.
Above the Sturt's Desert Pea from Western Australia and below the Clivia from Queensland.
Above is Eucalyptus flower in South Australia and Wattle also from South Australia.
Gazanias growing wild in the State of Victoria in a town.
Below is Wattle, many varieties of Wattle and it flowers at different times in different States of Australia.
Rhododendron above and Mt. Fuji blossom below
Excelentes fotografias destas belas flores, gostei de ver.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e continuação de uma boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
Thank you.
DeleteВеликолепные цветы!
ReplyDeleteВпервые увидела, как цветёт эвкалипт
Wonderful I'm pleased I put that photo up then.
DeleteThank you.
Great captures of these beautiful flowers. Thanks for sharing these beauties.
ReplyDeleteThanks and you are welcome.
DeleteBonita colección de flores. No podría decir cual me gusta más.
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Thanks. They are all beautiful.
DeleteAll very beautiful! Thank you for sharing them Margaret :)
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome Denise and thank you.
DeleteI know all of the flowers apart from the Sturt's Desert Pea which is very unusual and also attractive. I gave a Clivia plant in a pot in my bedroom, and Wattle trees are known as Mimosa trees here.
ReplyDeleteInteresting what wattle trees are called in England.
DeleteThe Sturt's Desert Pea is a beautiful plant which grows close to the earth, one has to get on the knees to photograph it.
They are so beautiful! The colours are just amazing.
ReplyDeleteYes they are Angie.
DeleteBeautiful, beautiful things. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome EC. Flowers in my opinion often brightens ones day :)
DeleteSome beautiful images grow around here as the climate is similar to here. It strikes me that gazanias grow wild, here we have to buy them if we want to have them in our garden.
ReplyDeleteOnly gazanias in that particular area were growing wild so to speak, I presume someone hadn't done their gardening.
DeleteGorgeous flowers! A sheer delight to the eyes!
ReplyDeleteThanks Duta, I'm pleased you liked seeing them.
DeleteBeautiful flowers
ReplyDeleteIndeed Jo-Anne.
DeleteMany thanks for sharing these beautiful blooms.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
You are welcome Jan.
DeleteAll very nice. I didn't know Mt Fuji blossom.
ReplyDeleteYes they do, the photo of the one I'm showing was taken in Westbury in a private garden, just a magnificent tree.
DeleteLove your collection of beautiful flowers. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nancy.
DeleteWow--- you do good work! Lovely captures!
ReplyDeleteThanks Bill.
DeleteBeautiful flowers. I see the mimosa flower, it is the symbol of the Italian Women's Day.
ReplyDeleteWell I didn't know that!
DeleteThey are gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Catarina.
DeleteThese flowers are a wonderful way to start my day.
ReplyDeleteThat's good then, they certainly are lovely and most people like flowers.
DeleteАх, как красивы эти цветы! Прямо настоящие картины! Посмотришь на них - и будет настроение!
ReplyDeleteYes, real flowers.
DeleteOh the wattle, so many different varieties.
ReplyDeleteI have never see the first red flowers. It's very interesting. Thanks for showing cherry blossoms to us in autumn.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very pretty colour and more attractive if clustered in one area rather than scattered all over the place.
DeleteNice collection, the flowers I love to have on my terrace, depending on the time of year and are beautiful and inspiring.
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I'm sure they do look lovely when you can display them of your terrace.
DeleteToda una belleza de flores y de imagenes...
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteGrazie per questo splendido post, ci sono dei fiori che sono assolutamente meravigliosi.
ReplyDeleteE che colori brillanti.
They are lovely bright colours - thanks Stefania.
DeleteLindas todas elas,...eu tenho a Clívia!
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Have you, how lovely.
DeleteLovely flowers, gorgeous colours.
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely - thanks Bob.
DeleteTodas son preciosas, me encantan. Muchos besos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Teresa, thought you might like them :)
DeleteBeautiful! Beautiful! Beautiful! All of them are beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Bye the way. First photo's flower we call it "earrings flower" and we try to grow it in our houses.
ReplyDeleteOh really, how interesting.
DeleteHi Margaret,
ReplyDeleteWonderful flowers, I didn't know the first ones.
I love the smell of Wattle, my grandpa had a huge one.
Hugs
The first flowered photo it's not that common but it's a gorgeous colour and rather attractive flower.
DeleteWattle is always good in my book.
oh this is exuberant collection of beautiful flowers dear Margaret :)
ReplyDeletethey just made my evening !
only orange with yellow edge are familar ,unique and gorgeous
Thank Baili, I'm pleased the flowers brought you joy.
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