What's your favourite flower?

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Some wildflowers from a drive yesterday ,
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Ooh, pretty…

What are these flowers called?
 
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zooming in, they remind me of little bells or at least the top little white ones do!
 
Here’s a type I don’t often see. It looks like a pansy, but it’s growing on a woody shrub.

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Golden Wattle (Acacia pycnantha) , Australia’s national flower , on show today for @Greenfields on the Feast of St Mary of the Cross MacKillop , Australia’s first canonised saint . 🙃

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“Belladonna: In Italian, a beautiful lady; in English a deadly poison.”
  • Ambrose Bierce, The Devil’s Dictionary
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I remember walking through fields of heaths when in Scotland just like in this picture. That brings back memories.

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This, I believe, is Leptospermum, a New Zealand Tea Bush

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I think that’s a type of rock rose ?Not sure of the other name for it .I have a couple of pink ones…very hardy and lovely.
 
Not a flower, but this tree deserves an honorable mention for growing sideways.

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It’s outside an elementary school. Maybe years of kids constantly climbing on it since it was a sapling pulled it down, shaping and training it like a giant bonsai.
 
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Yep, that would do it also. It did remind me of an espaliered plant, except its not up against a wall.
 
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I think that’s a type of rock rose ?Not sure of the other name for it .I have a couple of pink ones…very hardy and lovely.
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Well done , @Greenfields .

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We are having cold weather ,high winds ,rain and hail these last few days …hopefully the fruit tree flower buds are not affected as they are still closed.
 
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