Flowers are everywhere in Ireland — cultivated in gardens, hanging in pots, growing wild by the roadside. I saw plenty of flowers I’d never seen before, and some flowers that I had seen before were in colors you don’t find in Indiana! Here’s a solid sampling of the flowers I photographed. I have no idea what most of these are, so if you can help me in the comments I’d be grateful!
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the orange flower in the top is a Montbretia and the other orange flower is a hawkweed. Wonderful and colorful gallery.
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Outstanding! Thanks for identifying those two!
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No idea, looks great though.
Gardening is apparently a totally different sport in a land when it rains constantly.
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We were shocked to see ferns growing all over the place. In the midwestern US, those are indoor plants only because of the amount of water and care they take.
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The Yellow one looks like a Buttercup the next one after that is a Hydrangea, the seventh one is a Fuschia. Number 11 looks like a Osteospermum (Cape Daisy), the last looks like Morning Glory (Convolvulaceae), number 9 looks like a Agapanthus africanus( African Lily) and number 6 looks like a White Dog Rose.
Nice photos BTW.
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Thanks for IDing so many of them Christopher!
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Agree with Christopher that the seventh one is fuschia. We grow them out here in Oregon. don’t know any of the others, though.
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I remember seeing NONE of these in Indiana! And now I know where the color fuschia gets its name.
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The first one is Devil’s bit Scabious given time I maybe able to identify most of them.
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Number 3 is Herb-Robert Geranium robertianum
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Whoa dude, you’re on fire!
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Number 5 looks like a Hydrangea. My Dad used to grow them in Australia.
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