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I would like to see some photos of the flowers in your garden. There are only two rules: You can use editing software but don't steal online images.
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#1
Love The Colors In These!
Final score:
26points
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#2
Lily Of The Valley
Final score:
22points
#3
Just Popped Up One Day
Final score:
20points
#4
One? How About A Tree Full?
Final score:
19points
#5
The Candle Larkspur In My Front Yard
Final score:
18points
#6
Helleborus
Final score:
18points
#7
Marigolds And Chamomile At Dusk
Final score:
18points
Deborah Rubin 2 years ago
Stink? Nooo. A wonderful scent. And they attract honey bees.
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Gardenia, 2020
Final score:
17points
Margaret Shannon (Submission author) 2 years ago
Thank you! In 2020, my gardenias bloomed continuously from May to October, something they had never done and haven’t since. Dazzlingly mysterious and so comforting that difficult year.
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Camellia, 2023
Final score:
17points
#10
Spring Lilac
Final score:
17points
Anasha Lentz 2 years ago
Not all have a fragrant to them. They don't last long when cut for indoors either.
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Bunch Of Striped Barbados Lily
Final score:
15points
#12
My Lady Of Shallots
Final score:
14points
#13
Aubrieta
Final score:
14points
#14
Bearded Irises
Final score:
14points
DustTea (she/her) 2 years ago
we get a lot of natural irises where I live. If you’re the kind of person who eats flowers, don’t eat irises! they’re very toxic! stick to dandelions and roses
#15
:)
Final score:
14points
#16
My Favorite Iris
Final score:
13points
Anasha Lentz 2 years ago
This is a specialty iris, one worth having. It will multiply if left alone during fall and winter.
#17
Spring Garden
Final score:
13points
#18
My Plumbago
Final score:
12points
#19
Ive No Idea Where These Came From, Just Blew In On The Wind!
Final score:
11points
#20
Oleanders
Final score:
11points
#21
Tulip With The Fringe On Top
Final score:
11points
#22
Bumblebees Sometimes Get Caught Away From Their Nests At Dusk, So They Sleep In The Nearest Flower. This Was Taken At 5:30 A.m
Final score:
11points
Deborah Rubin 2 years ago
I never knew that. And what a great photo, being in the right time at the right place.
#23
Calla Lillies
Final score:
10points
#24
Lovin Spring!!!
Final score:
9points
#25
Allium Just Starting To Open
Final score:
9points
#26
Another Close Up!!! Small Frog In Tulip!
Final score:
9points
#27
My Dogwood Tree Is Blooming
Final score:
9points
#28
Close Up Of Giant Mullein. Looks Like Fairy With Orange Boots
Final score:
8points
#29
Iris
Final score:
8points
#30
Tulips In My Front Yard
Final score:
8points
#31
Marigolds And Chamomile At Dusk
Final score:
7points
#32
About To Break Open!
Final score:
7points
#33
Hellebore In My Garden
Final score:
7points
#34
Zucchini Blossoms
Final score:
7points
#35
150 Days Of Different Colors. I ❤️ These Flowers
Final score:
7points
#36
A Columbine From The Greenhouse I Work At
Final score:
7points
#37
Intensely Purple Hyacinth
Final score:
7points
#38
Clematis Vine
Final score:
6points
#39
Beautiful Poppy...my Garden In Connecticut
Final score:
6points
#40
Orchid
Final score:
6points
Catherine Stevens 2 years ago
of course it does! aren't those really hard to grow too? thats impressive!!
Margaret H (Submission author) 2 years ago
Our area seems to suit them well, though we have to protect them from our hot summers and from winter frosts.
Load More Replies... Margaret H (Submission author) 2 years ago
Does an orchid in a shade house count as in the garden?
KP 2 years ago
It doesn't have to be specifically in the garden! It can just be a flower :)
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Tree In My Front Yard At Midnight
Final score:
6points
#42
Rose
Final score:
6points
#43
Looks Like A Watercolor
Final score:
6points
#44
Blooming Chives
Final score:
6points
#45
I Love Bees
Final score:
6points
BeepBoop is Lonely (she/they) 2 years ago (edited)
so cuttteeee! We see these huge black and slightly yellow things every year, they're huge and run into everything, and come out around spring time. I've always called them bubble bees! (edit: I actually looked it up, and they're most likely black carpenter bees! They're native to where I live, and are actually common to see here. I'm usually terrified of flying bugs for the sound they make, and the fact they might be wasps, but for some reason I've never been scared of the bubble bees. They're quite cute :D)
#46
Climbing Roses
Final score:
5points
#47
Breathtaking!
Final score:
5points
Amy Beckler 2 years ago
Hibiscus 🌺-diferent colors, different ruffle petals. But they simply aren't a "northern climes" plant.
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#48
Wait For The Slide To Changee! 💗
Final score:
5points
#49
Zinnias
Final score:
5points
#50
Daylily W/Bonus Tiny Jumping Spider
Final score:
5points
#51
Morning Glory
Final score:
5points
#52
Daisy On My Balcony Garden. I Miss Having A Yard Where I Can Hav E A Real Garden
Final score:
5points
Catherine Stevens 2 years ago
the water droplets give it a really mezmirizing effect! i am sorry about your garden though.
Deborah Rubin (Submission author) 2 years ago
Thank you. I still have lots of photos to enjoy.
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#54
Concertina Iris
Final score:
5points
#55
Nature's Gift
Final score:
5points
Amy Beckler 2 years ago
Ooo! The blushing pulchritudinous of it! (Always wanted to use that word-heehee)
#57
Poppies And Roses
Final score:
4points
#58
Passion Fruit Flower
Final score:
3points
Amy Beckler 2 years ago
Planted a fench full of these. They are southern flowers, and just amazing constructs of nature.
#59
My First Ever Lily. I Hope To Have More In The Next Few Weeks
Final score:
3points
#60
And Here’s A Little Dahlia!
Final score:
3points
#61
Hyacint Flowers
Final score:
3points
#67
Morning Sunshine
Final score:
1point
#69
A Red Gerbera Daisy! We Planted It A Few Years Ago And It's Come Back Every Year Since. It's Survived Freezes, Small Droughts, And A Hurricane! It's Sadly Not Bloomed Anymore, This Picture Is From March 28th. We Look Forward To Seeing It Every Year
Final score:
1point
#76
Don’t Know What It Is Except A Great Flower For Macro Photography
Final score:
-1point
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