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WELCOME TO MY FLOWER GALLERY
(last updated-4/May/05)
Everywhere you go you see flowers. In the gardens,
hedges, fields, deserts, marshes and even in ponds and rivers. There are
thousands and thousands of different kinds. Some are big, others are tiny weeds,
some are too small and dull to notice.
England has plenty of wild and garden flowers. I have
divided this site by month in which I photographed them.
June
These are just a few of the flowers
around our garden.
MAY
Apple |
Cherry |
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Pink Lady |
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Tulips |
Tulip |
Pink Tulip |
Orange tulip |
Lobularia maritima 'Little
Dorrit' |
Hyacinth |
Euphorbia |
Lily of the Nile |
Anthurium Andraeanum |
Lilium Speciosum |
Bulbil Lily |
Madonna Lilies |
Lysichiton americanus |
Lysichiton camtschatcensis |
Cow Parsley |
Cymbidium Portelet Bay |
Chrysanthemum |
Chrysanthemum |
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Narcissus minor |
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April
(89 percent were taken in our garden)
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Narcissus 'Acropolis'
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Clematis, |
Royston heath |
Barkway road |
Barkway road |
Narcissus 'Altruist' |
not sure |
Tulips |
Tulipa 'Cape Cod' |
Tulip |
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grape hyacinth |
Ranunculus |
Yellow pansies |
purple pansies |
yellow pansies |
Pink pansies |
Ranunculus |
Lilium '
Connecticut King' |
Phalaenopsis
Lipperose |
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March
(photos taken around our garden)
chrysanthemum |
daffodils |
Chrysanthemum |
hyacinth |
heather |
Aubrieta (Perennials) |
chrysanthemum |
February
Jelcanodir' Rose (the same flower...see above
rose photo |
one of the twelve roses that
David gave me on Valentine's day |
Lenten Rose (Helleborus Orientalis). This is nothing to do with the normal rose but is
a flower from the middle east which very tolerant of the cold.
(photo taken in our back garden) |
Crocuses are one of the early bulbs to
appear in Springtime. They normally come
out after snowdrops and before
daffodils, and come in a variety of
colours. The flowers are very fragile.
(taken in our back
garden) |
January
'Jelcanodir' Rose (outside our
dining room window) |
carnations |
Daffodils
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Violets ( in our back garden) |
Himalayan
Tree-cotoneaster (these are berries not flowers-at Meldreth
church yard) |
Flowering Cherry (in our back
garden) |
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