These are mainly close ups of some of the flowers I
photographed during the recent Conversations weekend at the National Trust Properly, Mount Stewart, near Newtownards. I do not know all the names of the flowers but I hope you will enjoy the photographs anyway.
Many thanks for visiting today and also to all who leave comments.
I always love a garden. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThey're flowers. They don't need a name o be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFantastic display!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, Margaret!
ReplyDeleteThe close ups are stunning!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous...you had me with number one!!
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous, colorful flowers! Thanks for brightening my day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous array of colours! Beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteExcellent photographs of stunningly beautiful flowers (and leaves!), Margaret. How wonderful that they're still around at this time of year.
ReplyDeleteLovley flowers , ours ar not alive in the garden anymoore .Nette
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beautiful pictures!! I love the leaves, too. I do know some of the names of the flowers. The third is gladiola. The first ones look like an orchid. Four is a dahlia. The one after the leaf is a hydrangea. So beautiful, all of them! The pink dahlia and the single leaf are me favorites today.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful up close and personal shots of these flowers. The first one took my breath away.
ReplyDeleteEach of these pictures is stunning.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking shots Margaret. Still winter weather here and all my spring flowers are ruined by extreme weather. Love your close ups. Wonderful colours.
ReplyDeleteGreat close-ups!
ReplyDeleteWow, great macro.
ReplyDeleteStunning flower photos Margaret - really enjoyed looking at them and lovely to see so many still in flower :)
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