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Macro of the leftover bits of a daisy Pippin had spotted a butterfly Soon to open up Such a pretty flower Should be a lovely display later Loads more flowers to bloom Almost like a ballerina's tutu Lovely frilly fuschia Gorgeous striped petunia The salvias are coming along The orange lilies are looking good Begonias are so colourful The purple is so deep a colour of the petunias The little wildflowers Other wild flowers The glorious bright orange of the lily The yellow lily The Icelandic poppies are gorgeous Little rays of sunshine here The stocks are smelling lovely in the evenings Salvias are really coming along Old faithful pansies The Loose Strife is coming up all over the place a… Macro of the new white plant Macro of the yellow lily Macro of the nasturtium The garden is so full after this rain then sun A macro of a tiny plant which is invading my garde… A teeny tiny flower - about the size of a single p… New flowers out - lovely and white The new yellow nasturtium The lavender enjoying the sun Macro of the centre of the begonia The yellow nasturtium unfolding The new flower on the nasturtium Close up of the middle of the begonia Lovely red of the begonia New nasturtium unfolding Beautiful vivid orange of the nasturtium Another view of the small flowers on the saxifrage Macro of the centre stamen of the lily Macro of the stamens of the lily Gorgeous bright orange lily Macro of the tiny flower in the saxifrage Strange inside to the petunia

Jenny McIntyre ^deceased

Posted: 13 Jun 2014

Taken: 12 Jun 2014

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Macro of this tiny plant

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Stormlizard ^club

Very pretty flower Jenny. I think it is what we used to call "Lady's slippers" it is a type of wild Orchid that grows all over the northern hemisphere.

see here; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cypripedium

John.

9 years ago.

Jenny McIntyre ^club has replied to Stormlizard ^club

I always used to call it Pixie Slippers but have researched it now and the closest it comes to is the Common Birds Foot Trefoil. I did look up your link, but the flower is way too large for my little thing. Thanks so much though for looking it up John.

9 years ago.

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