Foxglove Wall Art

These particular Foxgloves came right out of our garden. And, they were very inspiration in creating this art.

The original color of the Foxgloves were a vibrant pink. The photo post processing brought out an even more vibrant color.

Foxgloves are perennial flowers/plants. They seem to grow heartier and heartier each year after they are planted. There are some twenty species of Foxgloves to enjoy!

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Oregon Flowers Two

The Gladiolus are starting to fade away into the sunset so I have to photograph them while I can. I've said this many times...they are the most vibrant flowers we have in our yard.

As they bloom, they make beautiful bouquets. However, in the garden they can get a little too tall and unruly.

A great and recommended book from Amazon: Flowers By Carolyne Roehm  (With a gardener’s understanding and a an elegant eye, the author shows us the flowers she has cultivated for decades in and around her historic Connecticut home. While alternating dramatic close-ups with portraits of lovely arrangements and sweeping views of her land, Roehm writes with wit, emotion, and affection of what flowers have meant to her, as well as of the joys and travails of the committed gardener’s life.)

Gladiolus

Gladiolus

Oregon Flowers

Calamitous

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Oregon Flowers

We have an assortment of English Roses in our yard. One of the most robust is an Abraham Darby English Rose.

One of the more unusual flowers we have is a Green Gladiolus. This is not a Photoshop trick...it is actually green in color.

A great and recommended book from Amazon: Flowers By Carolyne Roehm  (With a gardener’s understanding and a an elegant eye, the author shows us the flowers she has cultivated for decades in and around her historic Connecticut home. While alternating dramatic close-ups with portraits of lovely arrangements and sweeping views of her land, Roehm writes with wit, emotion, and affection of what flowers have meant to her, as well as of the joys and travails of the committed gardener’s life.)

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Abraham Darby English Rose

Gladiolus

Flower Garden Pictures

Flower Garden Pictures

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Flower Garden Pictures Eight

Even more flowers from our yard in Oregon City, Oregon...Gladiolus, finally a Stargazer Lily and a Crocosmia.

A great and recommended book from Amazon: Flowers By Carolyne Roehm  (With a gardener’s understanding and a an elegant eye, the author shows us the flowers she has cultivated for decades in and around her historic Connecticut home. While alternating dramatic close-ups with portraits of lovely arrangements and sweeping views of her land, Roehm writes with wit, emotion, and affection of what flowers have meant to her, as well as of the joys and travails of the committed gardener’s life.)

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Gladiolus

Flowers In The Garden

Stargazer Lily

Crocosmia Flower

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Flower Garden Pictures Seven

We have flowers galore in our yard. Pictured here are an English Roses, a Day Lilies, a Mr. Lincoln Rose and a Yellow Dahlia.

We have a huge yard with lots of flowers. Lots of hanging baskets, grapes, blue berries, raspberries and of course two vegetable gardens.

Please enjoy!

A great and recommended book from Amazon: Flowers By Carolyne Roehm  (With a gardener’s understanding and a an elegant eye, the author shows us the flowers she has cultivated for decades in and around her historic Connecticut home. While alternating dramatic close-ups with portraits of lovely arrangements and sweeping views of her land, Roehm writes with wit, emotion, and affection of what flowers have meant to her, as well as of the joys and travails of the committed gardener’s life.)

More recommended books on flowers at the end of the post. If you like what you see on my blog, please help support it by checking out the recommended products. Thank you!

English Rose

Day Lily

Mr.Lincoln Rose

Dahlia

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Flower Garden Pictures Six

One of the most unusual flower in our yard are Gladiolus. Mainly, because of color.

The hangup is the height. They get rather tall and sometimes grow at an angle and are hard to stake up.

The Hydrangea shown here is multi-colored. Mainly, because of soil content.

The English Roses are very robust and grow like mad...they require a lot of care but are beautiful.

Dahlias are my favorite! They are really diverse and require little care.

A great and recommended book from Amazon: Flowers By Carolyne Roehm  (With a gardener’s understanding and a an elegant eye, the author shows us the flowers she has cultivated for decades in and around her historic Connecticut home. While alternating dramatic close-ups with portraits of lovely arrangements and sweeping views of her land, Roehm writes with wit, emotion, and affection of what flowers have meant to her, as well as of the joys and travails of the committed gardener’s life.)

More recommended books on flowers at the end of the post. If you like what you see on my blog, please help support it by checking out the recommended products. Thank you!

Gladiolus

Hydrangea

English Rose

Dahlia

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Peony Season Three

In previous posts I have mentioned that Adelman Gardens Peony Paradise is one of my favorite place to photograph with all the beautiful peony and other flowers they have on display.

That hasn't changed. So, here are some more pics for you to enjoy!

Adelman Gardens Peony Paradise

Peony Season

Adelman Gardens Peony Paradise

Peony Flower

Hephestos

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2) Peonies (Firefly Gardener's Guide) ( The dazzling peony with its generous blooms is revered and treasured in North America as it has been for centuries in its country of origin, China. Peonies is a comprehensive guide to selecting and growing the best species and hybrids for every region and garden condition.)

3) The Gardener's Peony [Illustrated] ( The Chinese have been growing tree peonies for 1600 years but these exotic plants still make a novel addition to the Western garden. A full-size plant bearing dozens of flowers is an awesome sight and the selection here includes the best of the Chinese and Japanese cultivar ranges, the classic hybrids and the sought-after hybrids raised by Arthur Saunders in the 1930s that range in colour from yellow to mahogany-red.)

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Peony Season Two

This is the latest post about the Adelman Gardens Peony Paradise in Brooks, Oregon. It is one of my favorite places to go to photograph because of the beautiful setting and, all the varieties of peony they grow.

And, yes! They didn't win "Best of Show" seven of the last ten years at the American Peony Convention by having dumpy-looking peonies. They have their "ducks lined up"!

 Peony Season

Peonies

Adelman Gardens Peony Paradise 

Adelman Gardens Peony Paradise

Adelman Gardens Peony Paradise

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Peonies by Allen Rogers  (Al Rogers has been growing peonies since childhood, and this book represents more than 60 years' experience. Peonies are treasured by gardeners for their longevity, lush foliage, rich fragrance, and landscape uses. Captured within these pages are not only the flavor, charm, and history of the peony and its hybridizers but also expert information about the genus Paeonia and its many cultivars.)

2) Peonies (Firefly Gardener's Guide) ( The dazzling peony with its generous blooms is revered and treasured in North America as it has been for centuries in its country of origin, China. Peonies is a comprehensive guide to selecting and growing the best species and hybrids for every region and garden condition.)

3) The Gardener's Peony [Illustrated] ( The Chinese have been growing tree peonies for 1600 years but these exotic plants still make a novel addition to the Western garden. A full-size plant bearing dozens of flowers is an awesome sight and the selection here includes the best of the Chinese and Japanese cultivar ranges, the classic hybrids and the sought-after hybrids raised by Arthur Saunders in the 1930s that range in colour from yellow to mahogany-red.)

Also, if you are an art lover, (you are, aren't you?) the following link to Art.com is a very cool thing to check out:
Purchase Limited Editions Art Prints at Art.com

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Peony Season

If there is a better place to check out peonies I don't know where it's at. I'm talking about the Adelman Gardens Peony Paradise in Brooks, Oregon...not too far north of Salem!

Their name is kind of a mouthful but, they have the most beautiful peony gardens you will ever run across. It's not a gigantic conglomerate but, let's just say, "quality before quantity".

To give you a few examples of just how cool their peonies are: Their tree peony "Hephestos" was "Best of Show" at the 2012 American Peony Society.  OK! They have been awarded "Best of Show" seven of the last 10 years.  Not to mention all the other categories they have won awards for.

Peony Season

Peony Season

Yellow Peonies

Red Peonies

Adelman Gardens Peony Paradise

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Peonies by Allen Rogers  (Al Rogers has been growing peonies since childhood, and this book represents more than 60 years' experience. Peonies are treasured by gardeners for their longevity, lush foliage, rich fragrance, and landscape uses. Captured within these pages are not only the flavor, charm, and history of the peony and its hybridizers but also expert information about the genus Paeonia and its many cultivars.)

2) Peonies (Firefly Gardener's Guide) ( The dazzling peony with its generous blooms is revered and treasured in North America as it has been for centuries in its country of origin, China. Peonies is a comprehensive guide to selecting and growing the best species and hybrids for every region and garden condition.)

3) The Gardener's Peony [Illustrated] ( The Chinese have been growing tree peonies for 1600 years but these exotic plants still make a novel addition to the Western garden. A full-size plant bearing dozens of flowers is an awesome sight and the selection here includes the best of the Chinese and Japanese cultivar ranges, the classic hybrids and the sought-after hybrids raised by Arthur Saunders in the 1930s that range in colour from yellow to mahogany-red.)

Also, a very cool place to check out all kinds of art:
Purchase Limited Editions Art Prints at Art.com
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Cool Flower Pictures

Here are some cool pictures of flowers to get your day going. There is a little bit of everything, lots of perennials, flower garden and flower pot varieties.
 

 

When you are finished viewing the photos here, there are more pictures at Neighborhood Flowers and Neighborhood Flowers Two. In fact, if you go to the My Oregon Photography Blog Archives off to the right, on this page, there are a number of photos of just about every kind of flower common to Oregon. Please enjoy!
 

Flower Pictures

Flower Pictures

Flower Pictures

Flower Pictures

Flower Pictures

Flower Pictures

 

 

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