Post your flower pics

[hark]

Each day I find myself looking forward to this thread. Our temps are in the single digits making me wish for the buds and blossoms of spring flowers. We did have a brief warm-up in the beginning of December which forced a few forsythia buds to come out. Unfortunately I didn't have my camera with me, and the blossoms didn't last long.

Thank you to those who keep posting these beautiful (and sometimes unusual) flowers.

 

[wev]

Me struggling to find a bit of tatty blossom and you with so many great flowers in one post,lovely shots

Thanks. A few more years of record rainlessness and we'll see nothing but petals blowing in the wind.

 

[wev]

Raphiolepis 'Snow ball'

 

[RON_RIP]

Well be sure you get a shot of that. That could be pretty cool also.

 

[Michael J.]

Good morning my friends - I wish all of you a happy satisfying day

 

[Krs_2007]

Very nice

 

[dramtastic]

Red Wattle

 

[pettypoh]

500px / Orange Flower Golden Sunset by Patrick Poh

 

[RON_RIP]

I posted this previously on my gallery. I hope I can post here in this thread. The Three Amigos

 

[wev]

A couple of roses form the neighborhood -- i have a soft spot for variegated varieties

 

[Michael J.]

Good morning my friends - May your day be fulfilled with love

 

[wev]

Just a nice flower that I have not identified

 

[Marilynne]

Just a nice flower that I have not identified

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FYI, it's a yellow flower with orange thingies.

 

[dramtastic]

This thread may contain the most consistently great images. Well done everyone.

 

[wev]

It is a nice place to start the morning.

 

[Michael J.]

Good morning my friends. Have all of you an amazing bright day

 

[Marilynne]

And to you also Michael!

 

[pettypoh]

500px / Sunshine flower with an ant by Patrick Poh

 

[wev]

FYI, it's a yellow flower with orange thingies.

I am informed that it is Mirabilis jalapa or Common Four O'Clock -- a plant you REALLY do not want in you garden, unless that is all you want.

 

[Pretzel]

I am informed that it is Mirabilis jalapa or Common Four O'Clock -- a plant you REALLY do not want in you garden, unless that is all you want.

They're pink here, and you are right. Plant one and you will have thousands (or it will seem like it) in just a few weeks...