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When placed in hair, they beautify her. When gifted on birthdays, they bring smile. When planted, they add beauty to our garden. Flowers are precious beauty of nature, which gives expression to our emotions. They make you feel special, graceful and elegant at the same time. The fragrance of a flower can make you spellbound, mesmerized and hypnotized. All I can say is that, the flowers are indeed the most beautiful thing created by God. So, let’s enjoy these. White flower with green leaf and red cherries in bloom in Spring ( © Marivi Pazos)

Also called the ‘False Goat’s Beard’ or ‘False Spirea’ these stunning fern like feathery plume flowers are the perfect addition to your summer garden. • Moderate shade and avoid full sun because they can burn • Average to slightly below average moisture in regards to soil • Moist and humus rich soil • Do not let them completely dry out as this can be fatal to your plants Aster Pin The name Aster comes from an Ancient Greek word which means “star” this is because the shape of the flower head. • Prefers cool and moist summers with cold night temperatures • If planted in warmer climates avoid hot midday sun • Full to partial sun • Well drained and moist soil Black-eyed Susans Pin Black-eyed Susans are one of the most popular wildflowers grown. They are a golden-yellow color and usually blanket themselves in open fields. • You should plant these when the soil temperature is about 70 degrees usually between March and May • They will grow in partial sun but they truly enjoy full sun • Grow usually between 1 and 3 feet tall Catmint Pin The Coreopsis is another low maintenance, drought tolerant flower for your garden. They are long blooming and cheerful and would make the perfect addition to a beginners garden. • Full sun to partial shade • Well draining and sandy soil • Water regularly when you first plant them and after that they are drought tolerant and can be watered once a week Dahlias Pin Daylilies are super easy to grow perennials. They are low-maintenance and come in a wid...

Pictures of flowers bring a smile to everyone’s face, especially in the Spring time and after coming out of winter where nothing grew. Flower images are very colorful, pretty and elicit strong emotional responses due to the color and design. For a photographer, they are fun to shoot close-up or landscape style over a field. Many beautiful spring flower images and photos are captured of an entire field of flowers. Others are close-ups with additional participants such as a bumblebee, rain drops or sunlight. Enjoy our selected collection of 50 flower pictures. Happy Birthday Flower Pictures Flowers are very popular for birth day cards and pictures and also as gifts for someone’s birthday. They are a great way to let someone know you care without going all out on a present. Even a picture of a flower has a strong emotional impact on the recipient. Beautiful Rose Pictures Sunflower Pictures Daisy Pictures Pictures of Tulips Magnolia Flower Pictures Pictures of Orchids Pictures of Dahlias Pictures of Daffodils Pictures of Irises Pictures of Lilacs Pictures of Lavenders Pictures of Gardenias Pictures of Gerberas Pictures of Jasmine Pictures of Hyacinth Pictures of Bluebonnets Poppy Flower Pictures Forget Me nots Flowers Pictures of Morning Glory Flowers Pictures of Hibiscus Flowers Water Lily Flower Pictures Lotus Flower Pictures

Debra LaGattuta is a Master Gardener with 30+ years of experience in perennial and flowering plants, container gardening, and raised bed vegetable gardening. She is a lead gardener in a Plant-A-Row, which is a program that offers thousands of pounds of organically-grown vegetables to local food banks. Debra is a member of The Spruce Garden Review Board. Jessica Chortkoff / Getty Images Take the inherent beauty of the orchid, and add fantastic speckling and unusual anatomy. You will recognize one of the dozen or so species of the Zygopetalum genus of orchids. Unlike • USDA Hardiness Zones: 9 to 10 • Flower Color Varieties: Green, brown, burgundy, purple, and white • Light: Partial sun • Soil Needs: Moist, well-drained • Mature Size: 4 in. to 2 ft. tall; 6 in. to 2 ft. wide Lakelady / Getty Images (Rosa) come from the David Austin breeding program, where roses undergo an eight-year trial to identify the most outstanding garden varieties. Grow these zone 5 to 9 plants in full sun in rich loam, and fertilize once in spring and summer. • USDA Hardiness Zones: 5 to 9 • Flower Color Varieties: Apricot, orange, pink, purple, red, white, cream, yellow • Light: Partial or full sun • Soil Needs: Well-drained • Mature Size: 1 to 20 ft. tall; 2 to 5 ft. wide depending on variety • Deer Resistant: No Eve Livesey / Getty Images Some people automatically think of giant dinner plate-sized blooms at the mention of dahlias, but the Dahlia genus includes a huge diversity of plant and bloom si...

Also called the ‘False Goat’s Beard’ or ‘False Spirea’ these stunning fern like feathery plume flowers are the perfect addition to your summer garden. • Moderate shade and avoid full sun because they can burn • Average to slightly below average moisture in regards to soil • Moist and humus rich soil • Do not let them completely dry out as this can be fatal to your plants Aster Pin The name Aster comes from an Ancient Greek word which means “star” this is because the shape of the flower head. • Prefers cool and moist summers with cold night temperatures • If planted in warmer climates avoid hot midday sun • Full to partial sun • Well drained and moist soil Black-eyed Susans Pin Black-eyed Susans are one of the most popular wildflowers grown. They are a golden-yellow color and usually blanket themselves in open fields. • You should plant these when the soil temperature is about 70 degrees usually between March and May • They will grow in partial sun but they truly enjoy full sun • Grow usually between 1 and 3 feet tall Catmint Pin The Coreopsis is another low maintenance, drought tolerant flower for your garden. They are long blooming and cheerful and would make the perfect addition to a beginners garden. • Full sun to partial shade • Well draining and sandy soil • Water regularly when you first plant them and after that they are drought tolerant and can be watered once a week Dahlias Pin Daylilies are super easy to grow perennials. They are low-maintenance and come in a wid...

When placed in hair, they beautify her. When gifted on birthdays, they bring smile. When planted, they add beauty to our garden. Flowers are precious beauty of nature, which gives expression to our emotions. They make you feel special, graceful and elegant at the same time. The fragrance of a flower can make you spellbound, mesmerized and hypnotized. All I can say is that, the flowers are indeed the most beautiful thing created by God. So, let’s enjoy these. White flower with green leaf and red cherries in bloom in Spring ( © Marivi Pazos)

Pictures of flowers bring a smile to everyone’s face, especially in the Spring time and after coming out of winter where nothing grew. Flower images are very colorful, pretty and elicit strong emotional responses due to the color and design. For a photographer, they are fun to shoot close-up or landscape style over a field. Many beautiful spring flower images and photos are captured of an entire field of flowers. Others are close-ups with additional participants such as a bumblebee, rain drops or sunlight. Enjoy our selected collection of 50 flower pictures. Happy Birthday Flower Pictures Flowers are very popular for birth day cards and pictures and also as gifts for someone’s birthday. They are a great way to let someone know you care without going all out on a present. Even a picture of a flower has a strong emotional impact on the recipient. Beautiful Rose Pictures Sunflower Pictures Daisy Pictures Pictures of Tulips Magnolia Flower Pictures Pictures of Orchids Pictures of Dahlias Pictures of Daffodils Pictures of Irises Pictures of Lilacs Pictures of Lavenders Pictures of Gardenias Pictures of Gerberas Pictures of Jasmine Pictures of Hyacinth Pictures of Bluebonnets Poppy Flower Pictures Forget Me nots Flowers Pictures of Morning Glory Flowers Pictures of Hibiscus Flowers Water Lily Flower Pictures Lotus Flower Pictures

Debra LaGattuta is a Master Gardener with 30+ years of experience in perennial and flowering plants, container gardening, and raised bed vegetable gardening. She is a lead gardener in a Plant-A-Row, which is a program that offers thousands of pounds of organically-grown vegetables to local food banks. Debra is a member of The Spruce Garden Review Board. Jessica Chortkoff / Getty Images Take the inherent beauty of the orchid, and add fantastic speckling and unusual anatomy. You will recognize one of the dozen or so species of the Zygopetalum genus of orchids. Unlike • USDA Hardiness Zones: 9 to 10 • Flower Color Varieties: Green, brown, burgundy, purple, and white • Light: Partial sun • Soil Needs: Moist, well-drained • Mature Size: 4 in. to 2 ft. tall; 6 in. to 2 ft. wide Lakelady / Getty Images (Rosa) come from the David Austin breeding program, where roses undergo an eight-year trial to identify the most outstanding garden varieties. Grow these zone 5 to 9 plants in full sun in rich loam, and fertilize once in spring and summer. • USDA Hardiness Zones: 5 to 9 • Flower Color Varieties: Apricot, orange, pink, purple, red, white, cream, yellow • Light: Partial or full sun • Soil Needs: Well-drained • Mature Size: 1 to 20 ft. tall; 2 to 5 ft. wide depending on variety • Deer Resistant: No Eve Livesey / Getty Images Some people automatically think of giant dinner plate-sized blooms at the mention of dahlias, but the Dahlia genus includes a huge diversity of plant and bloom si...