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Rusty,

Your yellow flower may be the Australian Helichrysum bracteata - the Golden Everlasting Daisy.
 



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Love the Clematis Neil
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Occasionally I do shoot the odd flower.

Engelmann prickly pear
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Lots of great posts here.

Here are three more of mine from the garden - again grabbing some images from my violas. These all with A77 and 16-50 and not HDR this time.


Pic 1 Yellow single



Pic 2 - Blue single



Pic 3 - Claret single



Pic 4 - Pair of blues



Pic 4 - Pair of yellows



Pic 6 - Some claret and yellows



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A few from the Saltwood Castle Gardens and NSPCC Plant sale:

1. Yellow Peony



2. Tulip Showing



3. Clematis



4. Clematis II



5. Cherry Blossom



6. Field of Narcissus



Thanks for looking and best regards, Neil.
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Originally posted by brettania brettania wrote:

African Daises (of course you knew that) are one of my favourite subjects. I like yours.


Thanks Cam . I have no clue what they are, really... they're all pretty (insert color here) flowers to me !

one of my favorite activities this time of year is to go down to a garden center with my camera and snap away !

Another one from such a visit, from last week:



Maybe you can identify this one as well ? The petals have a weird hard-plastic texture (no, they're not plastic flowers )
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African Daises (of course you knew that) are one of my favourite subjects. I like yours.
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african marigolds:


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Blue centaury surrounded by other flowers:


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Yellow iris:


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A couple of roses


Red Rose by benevolent_son71, on Flickr


Armadale Rose by benevolent_son71, on Flickr
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