On September 12, Doug and I visited the Leila Aboretum near Battle Creek, Michigan. It was rather late in the season, but there were still lots of beautiful flowers. Today's post will feature some of the flowers of an orange color.
I'm totally inept when it comes to identifying plants, so I won't even try. I can enjoy the beauty without knowing the ID. I hope you can, too.
I hope you've enjoyed these. I'll have more photos from the Leila Arboretum in future posts.
I'm not a flowerologist either! lol. Loved these though, and all the oranges.
ReplyDeletei really enjoy the butterfly flower shot. just a perfect moment. have a nice weekend. ( :
ReplyDeleteoh, they are pretty! i do better on wildflowers than domestic varieties - only because i look them up on the web. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful are your orange photos!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
Like you I'm not able to identify many flowers but you post is a symphony in orange.
ReplyDeleteThose flowers remind me of our zinnias at the arboretum. There are different varieties, apparently. The one above the butterfly looks like a marigold of some type. I love the orange flowers in this post - getting us all ready for Autumn! My favorite season.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful flowers. I love orange blooms, especially this time of year.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda! I love those flowers, and I don't care what you call them! I just got back from a walk through the local Arboretum with my friend, and there weren't any flowers like this. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with all of us today :)
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Zinna, marigold and a Sulpher Butterfly
ReplyDeleteNo need to identify these flowers,they are just as beautiful without a name.
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely flowers--my favorite color! And such a variety of petals.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, have I enjoyed these? Absolutely!!! I love the light and colours here. I look forward to seeing many, many more of your photos....and thank you so much for sharing these!
ReplyDeleteI am totally loving all the orange this year...it is so vibrant. All your photo's make go back for a longer look...love them. :)
ReplyDeleteI think you identified them perfectly with "orange." Lovely floral images.
ReplyDeleteYour images are so vibrant, I can almost smell the flowers! The only ones I recognize, though, are the marigolds and that's only because we have grown them for so many years.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and saying "hello." It's always nice to meet up with a fellow Hoosier in the blogosphere. :-)
~Lindy