One of my neighbors has a small rose garden and this one was my favorite 💛 I think this is a heirloom rose.

I absolutely love how bright they look in the sunlight. The soft, layered petals and the little orange-green centers are so beautiful. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do!

It’s our first year to have one and it’s been blooming all summer.

All of the lights in my flower garden!!! 🌸✨️🌿🌼🌱🪻

I got cut by a bush can you tell what kind it is?

Hello, I’m getting married next year ☺️ and I’m wanting to use the dry flowers I’ve preserved over the years that my fiancé has gotten me issue is I have a ton of flower petals I’ve saved from the rest of the saved flowers but the venue we’re going to get doesn’t allow flower petals (it’s a nature park) so I was wanting to see if anyone has any suggestions on how to make the full flowers I have safer to use as the “flower petals” without losing it’s integrity.

(TLDR how do I get my dried flowers to save shape when dropped down the isle) edit: spelling errors

Smells like fresh apple :)

I bought this dahlia about three weeks ago, and it already had quite a few buds on it when I brought it home. Since then, it’s continued to grow and has produced even more buds, but not a single one has opened yet.
The plant otherwise looks healthy. The foliage is dark green, there are no obvious signs of pests or disease, and it gets about 6 to 8 hours of direct sun each day on my terrace. I’ve been keeping the soil consistently moist without letting it stay soggy.
Is it normal for dahlias to hold onto buds this long before they bloom? Is there anything I should be doing differently, or is this just a matter of being patient?
I’ve attached a photo of what it looks like today. Any advice would be appreciated!

Hi! Just wanted to ask what type of flower do you think this tattoo looks like?

I’ve got no one to share my excitement with so I bring this to you guys. This is my first year growing flowers (mostly from seed) and it has brought genuine happiness everyday since.

📷 Fujifilm XS20

📷 Tamron 18-300