Took this one in Mathews, Virginia...
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Flowers Of Summer
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The First Crocus Of The Year
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Red And Yellow Mums
Took this one in my neighborhood just today... I believe these flowers are Mums, but you can correct me if I am wrong. I have a feeling it won't be too long before these Mums are snow covered.
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The Stages Of Life
The easy to grow Black-Eyed Susan is still blooming here in Michigan, but as the days begin to get colder I wonder how long can they last?
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Water Filled Yellow Marigold
Took this one today... Added in focal black and white to bring out the center of the photograph. What do you think of this shot?
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Giant Yellow Marigold
They are blooming fast and furious now, apparently I have some yellow ones, red ones and orange marigolds! I just started another site where I will be offering seeds and growing tips. You can check it out here!
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Another Unidentified Flower
I took this photo just today walking around the neighborhood, it is a taller plant at about 3 or 4' high with these purple and yellow flowers. If you can identify it I would appreciate it, thanks...
Update: Thanks to Anonymous, I now know that this flower is called a Aster, or to be more specific, a New England aster!
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Bright Yellow Beauty

This African Daisy has little mini flowers inside of it, quite stunning if you get a chance to look at one close up...
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Sunflower With A Bumble Bee
Took a bit of color out of this one... What do you think of this photograph?
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The Black Eyed Susan Or Yellow Coneflower
To this...
The Black Eyed Susan or Yellow Coneflower are a very easy perennial to take care of. They will adapt to most types of soil as long as they get plenty of sun. The Black Eyed Susan also makes a great cut flower!
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The Black Eyed Susan or Yellow Coneflower are a very easy perennial to take care of. They will adapt to most types of soil as long as they get plenty of sun. The Black Eyed Susan also makes a great cut flower!
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Red And Yellow Flowers

I should really know what kind of flower this is since I have seen it around quite a bit, but sorry I just don't. Perhaps you know what kind of flower this is...
Update: Thanks to a comment on another post I now know that these are Marigolds. Thanks to Alan!
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Beauty In The Shadows

Quite the strange coloration on this flower... Not sure what kind it is, maybe you know?
Update: Thanks to Naturegirl for identifying this flower as an African Daisy!
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A White And Yellow Tulip


I believe this is a tulip as least : ) Used a bit of focal black and white in the top shot. What do you think, which do you like better? You can view all of our Tulip photos here!
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Looking Inside A Purple Iris



What An Amazing Plant! So Many Layers To This Purple Leopard Skin Iris!
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Zamfir Coreopsis

Good Depth In This Shot... And I Actually Know What Kind Of Flowers They Are : )
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Yellow Tubular Flowers

For the numerous time in a row I haven't a clue what type of flowers these are! They are yellow and seem to be tube shaped pedals. Very strange... Perhaps you know what they are?
Update: I now know that these plants are Zamfir Coreopsis!
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An Orange Or Yellow Crocus

Is It Orange Or Yellow... Tough To Say Really, What Do You Think?
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