Free Pictures of Flowers For Downloading And Sharing

I created this second page of free pictures of flowers to make it easier to open the page.  I have limited the number of images on each page to nine.

Do you have a story or photograph you would like to share? Many readers write in asking the names of flowers they find. Some just like sharing their story like Myrna from South Africa who shares her Butterfly Messages

You may also have a special garden story like Faye from Indiana who shares her Hostas and Sun secrets.

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Free Pictures of Flowers Descriptions

1. Purple Illium:  Did you know that the purple Illium is a member of the onion family?  I discovered this when I took this picture at the Morton Arboretum last year.  These beautiful flowers stand about 3 feet tall.
2. Pink Flower:  This bright pink flower was taken along the River Walk in Naperville, IL.  It took me a lot of practice to get the colors right when I started taking pictures of flowers.  Many times I would end up with red blobs instead of the detailed flower I was taking a picture of.
3. Pink and White Flowers:  These pretty delicate pink and white flowers line the sidewalks of downtown Naperville.  You can always count on a different flower to take pictures of as the seasons progress and change.  These flowers were blooming all summer long.
4. Fire Blossom:  I named this picture fire blossom because the flower looks like a flame.  This bright flower is another from the gardens at Riverwalk.
5. Pink Trumpets:  This trumpet shaped flower picture is another contribution from Naperville.
6. Pink Yarrow:    This flower picture was taken of a local neighbor's garden.  Did you know that the yarrow is considered a medicinal herb?  The stems from these flowers are also used the make sticks to use in I-Ching.  I read that if cultivated, they will grow as tall as 5 feet.
7. Purple Flower:  This purple flower was found growing in my neighbor's yard.  They are dainty little clusters of flowers that look similar to carnations.
8. Sweet William:  Any time I see the sweet william plant I am reminded of my grandmother's flower garden.  She always had Sweet William growing there.  There is just something about that name, don't you think?  This picture was taken in a neighbor's garden.
9. Bush of Flowers:  Every year I can count on this bush blooming from spring to early summer.  The tiny pink flowers remind me of baby's breath.  This picture was taken right in front of my home.

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