Purple Haze
Butterfly on Joe Pye Weed
Columbine, Tryon Palace
Rose of Sharon
Dahlienblüte
flower straight from camera - SSC
Clouded Sulphur on Lettuce sp.?
Pink (African?) Daisies
Rose Room 3
Spider lilies
Sea Holly
Cosmos
Begonia "Sunburst"
Yellow Yarrow
Alien Lover
Rosemary DSC 2966
prossimo melograno
Perfectly Pink.
Calibrachoa "Aloha double pink star"
"Solveig's Song" Sheet Music, 1929
"Solveig's Song" Sheet Music (2), 1929
Trailing Petunia
Petunia "Amore Joy"
Flower
Petunia "Amore Joy"
Petunia "Amore Joy"
Cedar Garden Galliard
Blütenkranz
jewel made by nature (*O*)
Mailbox and Lily
un piccolo infiltrato
libelle vleugel
Herbstfarben
aptenia cordifolia
Hibiscus
Covent Garden
Caretaker
Globe Thistle / Echinops ritro
Flower
Dahlia.
Flower
Morning glory (Heavenly blue) flower
Morning glory (Heavenly blue) flower
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Tropical Butterfly on Japanese Lantern (Hibiscus S…
Rose Room 2
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Grape Hyacinth
Hydrangea
geel
Beauty of a weed
Wattle 0818 3885
Wattle 0818 3884
Hortensie
Morning glory
yellow oleander
Yellow Beauty.
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Petunia
Echinacea
Hortus Botanicus 2018 – Flowers
Hortus Botanicus 2018 – Flower
Hortus Botanicus 2018 – Petals up
Hortus Botanicus 2018 – Petals down
Dog rose (Rosa canina)
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Flo. Fam.: Malvales , cistaceae , malvaceae - familles de la mauve et des cistes
Flo. Fam.: Malvales , cistaceae , malvaceae - familles de la mauve et des cistes
Single flower, einzelne Blume, única flor, la fleur seule
Single flower, einzelne Blume, única flor, la fleur seule
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Mugunghwa (무궁화) (Hibiscus syriacus) is the national flower of South Korea.
The mugunghwa first became the national flower of Korea during the Japanese colonial era (1910-1945) when it was overwhelmingly selected by the people as the floral symbol of their nation.
Many Koreans attempted to counter colonial Japan's racial assimilation policy by planting mugunghwa nationwide symbolizing independence for Korea. The mugunghwa which regularly returns a day after seemingly having faded away became a symbol of a desire for a Korea independent of Japan.
The actual term mugunghwa was first employed during the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392). During the Goryeo Dynasty and Joseon Dynasty eras (1392-1910), it was common practice for kings to reward those who successfully passed the civil service examinations with paper made mugunghwa.
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The mugunghwa first became the national flower of Korea during the Japanese colonial era (1910-1945) when it was overwhelmingly selected by the people as the floral symbol of their nation.
Many Koreans attempted to counter colonial Japan's racial assimilation policy by planting mugunghwa nationwide symbolizing independence for Korea. The mugunghwa which regularly returns a day after seemingly having faded away became a symbol of a desire for a Korea independent of Japan.
The actual term mugunghwa was first employed during the Goryeo Dynasty (918-1392). During the Goryeo Dynasty and Joseon Dynasty eras (1392-1910), it was common practice for kings to reward those who successfully passed the civil service examinations with paper made mugunghwa.
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Do not use my images on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit written permission.
All rights reserved - Copyright © Nora Caracci
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