Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #221: Flower Favourites and Why
Again another very hard photo challenge as it is what to post and how much is too much. I have followed Tina’s example and used tiling to show you the flowers that I enjoy so you won’t have endless scrolling to find a flower that may be of some interest for you. I apologise in advance for the deluge of photos
One of my favourite flowers in my garden is Pentas flowers. I have a couple of colours, a pink and a red which seems to be a dark red at times as well as a deep red, maybe depending on the season. Why do I enjoy Pentas in my garden. It is the insects who come in to enjoy the flowers as well.










I have to include the various Grevilleas. I love their shape and form plus they too bring nature into my garden.












I have selected these flowers as I love Gazanias and Roses. These are childhood memories from my Mums garden along with Geraniums. She had some wonderful red Geraniums and I haven’t found any of the older variety. One day I’ll see some in a garden and have to knock on the door and ask for a cutting. There was a strip of Gazanias between the front fence and the footpath and always had flowers. On the house side of the fence were the Roses plus a lot of other flowers.








Of course I couldn’t not include that many Australian Native flowers that grow on my place and in lots of places I go. Enjoy my bit of Australia for you.


























A beautiful collection, Bushboy!
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Thanks for taking the time to have a look Michele 🙂
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Thank you I love it.
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Most welcome Annemor 🙂
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Fabulous selection Brian.
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Thanks Graham 🙂
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Those first two galleries are stunning, Brian! The intermingling of birds, flowers and butterflies is just beautiful.
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Thank you very much Jo, so glad you enjoyed the post 🤗💕
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Oh, goodness! So many flowers I’ve never seen before, amazing and I find your butterfly shots simply beautiful.
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Thank you ever so much Sofia 🙂 🙂
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What a beautiful selection you have here. 🙂
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Thank you Sue. Glad you were able to get through the post 🙂
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What a fabulous cornucopia!
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Thank you Margaret 🙂
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Wow, what flowers! I like the little pentas and their attendant butterflies, and I always think of you as Grevilea man!
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So happy you enjoyed the flower show Sue. I do have a lot of Grevilleas planted in my garden 🙂
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Ah, I thought that comments had a gone missIng!
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Fab collection, Grevilea man!
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Well Brian, I expected a stunning gallery from you and I was not disappointed! In fact, you exceeded even my highest expectations. Your images are glorious! I loved the first set with its amazing visitors, and the second set filled with blooms I’ve never seen before! I also loved your ode to your mother and your quest for her red geraniums. Marvelous post from start to finish!
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Thanks Tina. You did set the bar high and I hoped not to disappoint. I kept thinking of the flowers I had to leave off 🙂
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What a fantastic and colourful gallery, Brian!
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Thanks ever so much Susan 🙂
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You have some gorgeous galleries of flowers here. They are all so pretty. My favorite group is the second one. 😀 😀
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Thank you Cee, glad you have a favourite gallery 🙂 🙂
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I hadn’t heard of Pentas flowers and they do look lovely not to mention all the wildlife they attract. Grevilleas are a favourite of mine, I love their shapes and I am also a big fan of native flowers whether yours or mine. Anything that brings in the insects and the birds is a big plus for me. Stunning photos Brian xx
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Thanks Jude. Maybe Pentas would grow there. Yes bringing wildlife to the garden is a plus. 🤗💕
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Marvelous, Brian, simply amazing gallery with so many beauties it is difficult to have favourites. They are favourites all. To mention a whole gallery…the Grevillea is a dream. The blue faced honey eater phot is soooo gorgeous. The pentas with all its inhabitants, and the fringed flowers! The two first white ones made me gasp. I think I have seen them from you before, but you can post them over and over again…just do!
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So glad you enjoyed this post Ann-Christine. It was fun going through the folders and picking out some for this challenge 🤗💕
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WOWWW. Great series. LOVE the butterflies and bee, and wasp?
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Thanks ever do much for the WOWWW John. Yes it is a wasp 🙂
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What abeautiful post Brian! I love flowers and it is going to be difficult not to have lots os of photos! Your photos are gorgeous!
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Thank you ever so much Aletta 🙂
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A wonderful gallery especially with the butterflies and birds to bring them to life. I loved seeing the wild flowers, especially the water snowflake.
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So happy you enjoyed my flowers Susan 🙂
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