Merry Christmas with flowers
Nicotiana, commonly referred to as tobacco plants, has many varieties.
Nasturtium, the edible flower.
Zinnia angustifilia, Crystal orange
Helianthemum or rock rose
This Zinnia is referred to as Mexican Zinnia or Bi-color Zinnia
Anemone, in the buttercup family, commonly known as windflowers.
Delphinium (larkspur) has over 300 species.
Cornelian cherry dogwood is actually a small tree or shrub with a red cherry like fruit.
Orchids
Black-eyed Susan
Clematis
Celandine, in the poppy family
Carnation
Roses
Dying Lewisia cotyledon (cliff maids) Aloe maculata (soap aloe)
Sweet pea, a climber that is sweet smelling
Thistle, the National Flower and symbol of Scotland
Bleeding heart from the poppy family
Common Purslane growing on the rocks in Iceland. An edible plant with health benefits.
Yarrow, a plant with anti-inflammatory properties White Lily
Sunflowers
Strawflower
Datura, known as thornapples and other names, they are very poisonous.
Bougainvillea
Ricinus, Castor oil plant
Cuphea species (bat-faced maybe)
Trillium, a rhizome
Persian Silk Tree or Pink Powder Puff Tree flower
Solomon's Seal
Orange Plume Wild Petunias, ground cover
Abutilon (red tiger), a group with a large number of species
Liatris (blazing star)
Bee on cone flower
Forest Phlox
Golden Shrimp Plant
Hawaii Lollipop Plant (golden shrimp)
Canna, a lily relative
Acanthus (spiny bear's breeches)
Alpine Velvet Bells, one of many related varieties
Mallow malva, named for its color
Indian Paint Brush, edible flowers
Turtlehead
Flower photos take with circular and zoom out camera movement
Apache plume, a single species plant.
Crocosmai spicebush with a feeding swallowtail butterfly
Allium, related to onion, garlic, shallot etc.
Aster (Greek for star)
Azalea, a flowering shrub related to Rhododendron
Dwarf fireweed an arctic plant provides valuable nutrition for the Inuit.
Gumweed
Fuchsia, flowering shrubs or small trees Dahlias, related to sunflowers and daisies
Coreopsis, tickseed
Blue Bottle Gentiana
Skunk cabbage, an early spring bloomer in Wis.
A Sage variety
Sneezeweed variety
Monarchs on Gayfeather plant
Milkweed seeds
May Apple flower
Kniphofia, red hot poker, a copious nectar producer
Pagoda flower
Llima, sida fallax
Spiny spiderflower
Bush Thumbergia, Bush Clock Vine
Coleus leafs
Callandra, in the pea family
Chicory said to have many health benefits
Cosmos in the sunflower family
Sumac leaves and berries
Hibiscus
Tiger eye viola
False St. Anne's Lace
Willow
European golden rod
White wild indigo
Dahlias, another sunflower cousin
Daisy
Rose Hips, fruit of the rose
Crocus
Poppy
Purpletop vervain
Weigela, loved by Lepidoptera
Daisy and Verbena
Dutchman's breeches
From Hawaii
The showy flowers of the Iris family
A field of lupine in Iceland
St. Johns wort, grows densely
Lilac, the sweet spring smeller
Devil's bit scabious in the family of plants once used to treat scabies.
Vinca, also called periwinkle
