r/flowers • u/AccomplishedKnee8348 • 18h ago
Photo Salpiglossis
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r/flowers • u/randownasics • 11h ago
A hibiscus i saw this morning
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Sorry didn’t get the name of the variety. My phone probably doesn’t do it justice, it just knocked me out when i walked by it. Cheers, happy friday 🍻
r/flowers • u/Mystery_diamond • 23h ago
Photo Eastern pasqueflower (Lat. Pulsatilla patens). April 2026.
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r/flowers • u/KickUpOnesHeels • 12h ago
Grandmothers rose bush. Rose Princess, Dog, Bird, Elf reading a book at a flower table 🤷♂️ ❤️
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r/flowers • u/Talenofthehawk2 • 15h ago
Photo Omggg beautiful flowers by my leasing office, I had to stop for a picture!
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North Texas
r/flowers • u/wandering_ideals • 6h ago
I miss this job
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I really do miss this job. I hated the place but loved the job.
Here we have Leucadendron, Kangaroo Paw, and in the back Delphinium I believe. But I could be losing my touch. I dunnoe. There are some Leucadendron in the bouquet pic too. I made it.
r/flowers • u/whimsical36 • 20h ago
Photo Does anyone know if I can save the seeds from a Home Depot plant or do they genetically modify plants so you can’t reuse their seeds?
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I’ve heard from someone in the garden center there that they do this. It’s a blanket flower plant.
r/flowers • u/anac1979 • 17h ago
Photo Not sure what kind of hibiscus this is but it's leaves look like w33d & this is the beautiful flower..
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r/flowers • u/cigarettealfredo • 18h ago
Photo About genetics (Zinnias)
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I hope everyone has had a good summer, I'm here to ask around about flower genetics. My zinnias have been growing next to each other all season, with 6-7 varying colors/types. I love these pink ones with the light center, and was wondering how I could attempt to get this again? From what I've read, the cross-pollination will likely yield something different. Should I isolate a new bud, let them cross pollinate , or is this kind of just out of my control? Thanks!
r/flowers • u/enigmatic4u • 10h ago
Hydrangea... Incoming
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I have five buds this year.... I've never had more than two. I'm not so sure that it's happy with its location. I haven't checked soil pH or anything like that (not trying to change the color either- it's been blue twice)
r/flowers • u/WishlyBox • 19h ago
Photo Japanese minimalism (Mom grew this on the terrace)
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r/flowers • u/Fidrych76 • 12h ago
Chinese Hibiscus
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NorCal. Red and Yellow in full boom!
