

Here are two photos of the 'Tiger Swallowtail'. I Just love the coloring by the tails!


To start off with,,this is a 'Blue Boy' Bachelor button. It amazes me how such a simple flower can be so pretty!
This is a flower I have always wanted. This is the beginning bud of a 'Disco Belle Mix' Hibiscus. The flowers are pretty good size. I'll have more pics of Hibiscus coming later, that are fully open.
Next we have a white 4 o'clock. I have always loved these since the first time I planted some when we lived in Kansas. In fact I haven't had any since. I really enjoy these bushy plants when in full bloom.
This photo is the inside of a poppy. I'm not sure what variety, other than it definitely isn't an 'Oriental or California'. I think it is either a 'Shirley' or 'Iceland' .
This flower I still have to get identified. It was in with a package of 'Old Fashion Garden Flower Mix' seeds. I think it might be 'Mexican Hat' but not really sure. Will edit the name when I find out. UPDATE: I have found out the name of this flower it is: Plains Coreopsis/CalliopsisCoreopsis tinctoria (Asteraceae).
This unusual photo is a close of a 'Flowering Kale'. These actually can be quite pretty.
Thank you everyone for the wonderful comments you have been leaving.
Blessings, RainbowRose Connie

Thank you to those who have emailed me and left me comments! Your suggests have been very helpful as well as your support!
Blessings, RainbowRose Connie
These first two are called 'Star Of Yelta' a blue-purple trumpet like flower with red stripes forming a star.
Can you almost smell this first one? The two are called 'Blue Dawn' They are so pretty. And the leaves of this morning aren't the normal 'arrow head' type leaf. These have the arrow head shape but with slits.
This one is kind of unusual. It is called a 'Dwarf Morning Glory' It is a bush type, very pretty and the great part is the flowers do last a little longer as well. They are a lot smaller than the vining variety.Have a Blessed day! RRose Connie