Large and conspicuous flowers Stock Photos and Images
(551)See large and conspicuous flowers stock video clipsQuick filters:
Page 1 of 6
Large and conspicuous flowers Stock Photos and Images
RF2PFN3F9–The flowers of a white cultivar of Rose myrtle, Rhodomyrtus tomentosa, known for their large conspicuous Stamens.
RFB55M8W–USA. Hibiscus, or rosemallow, is a large genus of about 200–220 species of flowering plants in the family Malvaceae.
RFBNB8DK–Close up of Pink Hibiscus flower in Monks Cowl, Giants Castle Game Reserve, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
RFWA334K–Hardy hibiscus rose of sharon and tropical hibiscus. Exotic plants and flowers. Gorgeous hibiscus flower close up. Flowers large conspicuous trumpet shaped with five or more petals. Yellow hibiscus.
RFR4PGXG–a small black fly with body wings and big eyes and antenna in clear sharp focus resting upon a leaf in the forest
RM2BRFBM3–A common and widespread member of the Orchid family, the Early Purple Orchid has a spike of purple flowers with large spurs. They occur in woodlands
RFBNB8E0–Close up of Pink Hibiscus flowers in Monks Cowl, Giants Castle Game Reserve, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
RF2AC7TT8–Hardy hibiscus rose of sharon and tropical hibiscus. Exotic plants and flowers. Gorgeous hibiscus flower close up. Flowers large conspicuous trumpet shaped with five or more petals. Yellow hibiscus.
RM2AFYGCW–. Beckert's bulbs. hed with rose on theoutside of the petals and shading to mahogany within, with yellowbase. Long, oval flowers of rare beauty. 50 cts. each, $1.45 for 3S5.25 per doz., S20.00 for 50. ^ SIRENE (The Lily Tulip). 16-B. See illustration No. 3 to right.I he petals are pointed and reflexed, giving the flower the appearance of a Lily. Clear, satiny rose, lighter at the edges. An unusualand exceptionally attractive Tulip for the garden. 25 cts each6-> cts. for 3, S2.25 per doz., S8.00 for 50, SI 5.00 per 100. UNION JACK, or Distinction. 20-A. Large, conspicuous flowers,pale violet
RFR4PGXX–a normal common fly outside in the forest restin upon a leaf close up macro with full crisp and sharp detail
RM2BRFBC6–A common and widespread member of the Orchid family, the Early Purple Orchid has a spike of purple flowers with large spurs. They occur in woodlands
RFKNX936–Green Lynx spider on purple Paintbrush plant shows distinctive pattern on dorsal which make these so easy to identify
RF2AJ50EH–Hardy hibiscus rose of sharon and tropical hibiscus. Exotic plants and flowers. Gorgeous hibiscus flower close up. Flowers large conspicuous trumpet s
RMH2NFMB–Oenothera glazioviana, arge-flowered evening-primrose, growing in a hedgerow, Surrey, UK. July.
RM2AG99EK–. Plants of New Zealand. bears only a solitary flower, itis clear that cross-pollination must be effected not onlybetween different flowers, but between different plants. Theflowers of this genus are pollinated by certain species of flies.This method of entrapping insects seems to be unique inthe order. The large green hooded flowers of this genus are, inspite of their size, not very conspicuous, and it is not alwayseasy to determine what attraction they possess for the insects. The Ahsorptiun of Moisture. Orchids are not only remarkable for the structure of theflower, and for their methods of
RMW1C63P–Archive image from page 54 of A descriptive catalogue of fruit. A descriptive catalogue of fruit and forest trees, vines and shrubs, choice palms and roses . descriptivecatal1903fanc Year: 1903 FANCHER CREEK NURSERIES 51 M. rubra, 'Lick's American Mulberry.' Originated by the late James Lick; fruit large, black and of exquisite flavor; tree a strong, thrifty grower. Magnolia, acuminata, 'Cucumber Tree,' 90 ft. A majestic, pyramidal-growing tree, with large, conspicuous leaves and yellow- ish-white flowers; fruit, when green, re- sembling a cucumber, hence the name. P. Persica camelliaeflora a
RM2BRFBBW–A common and widespread member of the Orchid family, the Early Purple Orchid has a spike of purple flowers with large spurs. They occur in woodlands
RMPG3F6G–. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. REPRODUCTION AND DISPERSAL 86s mum) both the open and the closed flowers are aerial, the former being large and showy, while the latter appear later and are much smaller. In Leersia oryzoides, the conspicuous open monoclinous flowers rarely fruit, though the cleistogamous flowers hidden within the leaf sheaths are fertile. Few if any species have exclusively cleistogamous flowers, though this condition has been reported for Myrmecodia echinata, Salvia cleis- togama, Ophrys apifera, Ammannia latifolia, and several grasses. The cle
RFKNX90M–Dorsal view of adult green lynx spider, Peucetia viridans climbing on purple paintbrush plant
RFKNX91Y–Aggressive Green Lynx spider in camouflage on the green stems of a bright purple paintbrush
RMMCH052–. spike of uncommonly large and very double snow- white flowers and, when fully developed, numerous flowering side-shoots. Its glossy dark green foliage renders the dazzling whiteness of the flowers more conspicuous. It is one of the earliest of the Ten Week Stocks, and is admirably adapted for forcing. Seed produces about 60 per cent, of double flowers. Per pkt., 25 cts.
RMH2NFMT–Oenothera glazioviana, arge-flowered evening-primrose, growing in a hedgerow, Surrey, UK. July.
RM2AJHP03–Wild flowers and where they grow . great moony spotsin the green dimness and distance; and seen at dusk ofevening, they have a weird phantom pallor, quite startlinglysuggestive of ghostly faces. Then the leaves sometimes measure six or eight inchesacross, are handsome in form, corded, and till autumn comes, ofa most brilliant green. When they turn—what alchemy intheir juices! — they glow with the deepest, richest, winiestred. The woods seem warmer for the very sight of them. Meanwhile, there have been berries, in large clusters as 54 WILD FLOWERS. conspicuous as the flowers were; their color a
RMW0P4Y5–Archive image from page 10 of Descriptive catalogue of fruit trees. Descriptive catalogue of fruit trees small fruits, etc. descriptivecatal1893cali Year: 1893 ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT. 7 Linden, American—A rapid growing, large-sized, beautiful native tree, with very large leaves and fragrant flowers. ' European—A very fine pyramidal tree of large size, with large leaves; flowers fragrant. ' White, or Silver-leaved—A vigorous growing tree of pyramidal form; leaves smooth above, downy beneath. Very conspicuous. European Linden. Locust, Common or Black—The well known variety of our roadsides. '
RMPG1CTJ–. North American trees : being descriptions and illustrations of the trees growing independently of cultivation in North America, north of Mexico and the West Indies . Trees. THE FOUR O'CLOCK FAMILY NYCTAGINACE^ Lindley HIS family, famiKarly illustrated by the Four O'clock of our gardens, is mainly composed of herbaceous plants, but there are a few genera of trees and shrubs in tropical regions. In all there are some 17 genera and 250 species or more, widely distributed, but most abundant in tem- perate and tropical America. The flowers are quite large and showy, or very in- conspicuous; the c
RMMCJFAB–. l?VAI.I.FI.O^VER. Well-known diliciously fragrant half- hardy perennials; blooming early in the spring, with large conspicuous spikes of beautiful flowers; they should be protected in a cold frame in the winter, and planted out in May; are much prized for bouquets. 4420 Single Mixed 5 4410 Finest Double Mixed 10 4409 Collection of Double Wallflower ; 6 varieties 50 4419 Collection of Single Wallflower; 6 varieties.... 40
RMH2NFKG–Oenothera glazioviana, arge-flowered evening-primrose, growing in a hedgerow, Surrey, UK. July.
RM2AJM79H–Maule's seed catalogue : 1896 . colors and pleasant odor of the flower, make this noveltymost conspicuous. The plant is of a very robust habit. The stemIs thick, dark brown purple, shining as if varnished. The branchesare very numerous, spreading symmetrically three or four feet inevery direction. The leaves are large, of a dark green color. Theflowers are trumpet shaped, measuring eight to ten inches inlength, and five to seven inches across the mouth, and form threedistinct flowers, growing each within the other; the throat andmouth of corolla, a most delicate French white, beautifully con-t
![Archive image from page 40 of Descriptive catalogue of Reading Nursery. Descriptive catalogue of Reading Nursery : with descriptions of hardy ornamental deciduous and evergreen trees, shrubs, and trailing vines, herbaceous perennial plants (a specialty here) and large and small fruits descriptivecatal1886read Year: 1886 Catalogue of Reading Nursery Mass.—J. W. Manning Proprietor. 35 CornuS Sangllinea [European Red Osier]. 6 to 8 feet, June. Very conspicuous and ornamental in winter on account of its blood-red bark. Has a smooth, large leaf; white flowers in June, with white berries : desirabl Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/W0PC8B/archive-image-from-page-40-of-descriptive-catalogue-of-reading-nursery-descriptive-catalogue-of-reading-nursery-with-descriptions-of-hardy-ornamental-deciduous-and-evergreen-trees-shrubs-and-trailing-vines-herbaceous-perennial-plants-a-specialty-here-and-large-and-small-fruits-descriptivecatal1886read-year-1886-catalogue-of-reading-nursery-massj-w-manning-proprietor-35-cornus-sangllinea-european-red-osier-6-to-8-feet-june-very-conspicuous-and-ornamental-in-winter-on-account-of-its-blood-red-bark-has-a-smooth-large-leaf-white-flowers-in-june-with-white-berries-desirabl-W0PC8B.jpg "Archive image from page 40 of Descriptive catalogue of Reading Nursery. Descriptive catalogue of Reading Nursery : with descriptions of hardy ornamental deciduous and evergreen trees, shrubs, and trailing vines, herbaceous perennial plants (a specialty here) and large and small fruits descriptivecatal1886read Year: 1886 Catalogue of Reading Nursery Mass.—J. W. Manning Proprietor. 35 CornuS Sangllinea [European Red Osier]. 6 to 8 feet, June. Very conspicuous and ornamental in winter on account of its blood-red bark. Has a smooth, large leaf; white flowers in June, with white berries : desirabl Stock Photo")
RMW0PC8B–Archive image from page 40 of Descriptive catalogue of Reading Nursery. Descriptive catalogue of Reading Nursery : with descriptions of hardy ornamental deciduous and evergreen trees, shrubs, and trailing vines, herbaceous perennial plants (a specialty here) and large and small fruits descriptivecatal1886read Year: 1886 Catalogue of Reading Nursery Mass.—J. W. Manning Proprietor. 35 CornuS Sangllinea [European Red Osier]. 6 to 8 feet, June. Very conspicuous and ornamental in winter on account of its blood-red bark. Has a smooth, large leaf; white flowers in June, with white berries : desirabl
RMPG1P6C–. The floral kingdom : its history, sentiment and poetry : A dictionary of more than three hundred plants, with the genera and families to which they belong, and the language of each illustrated with appropriate gems to poetry . Flower language; Flowers in literature. if CULTIVATION AND AN ALTS IS OF PLANTS. buds and flowers making its splendors conspicuous at a very considerable distance. The large, trifid leaves and general robust habit of the plant also add their attractions. As a window plant it is a fine ornament, but requires more root-room than can ordinarily be allowed it. A rich, blac
RMMCHP22–. Large Oriental Poppy PAP AVER ORIENTALE LARGE ORIENTAL POPPIES These are the regal representatives of this popular genus, growing 3 to 3J feet high, and far surpassing in splendor of hloom all the annual and biennial kinds, and for a gorgeous display of rich and brilliant coloring nothing equals them during their period of flowering in May and June, and whether planted singly or in masses their large flowers and freedom of bloom renders them conspicuous in any position. They are of the easiest culture; almost any kind of soil suits them, but they do best in deep, rich loam; set the plants ou
RM2AG5K14–. Dreer's 1913 garden book. Iceland Poppies. Okibntal Poppy. PAPAVER ORIENT ALE. (Oriental Poppy.) These are the regal representatives of this popular genus, farsurpassing in splendor of bloom all the annual and biennial kinds,and for a gorgeous display of rich and brilliant coloring nothing equalsthem during their period of flowering in May and June, and whetherplanted singly or in masses their large flowers and freedom of bloomrender them conspicuous in any position. They are of the easiestculture; almost any kind of soil suits ihem. but they do best in deep,rich loam; set the plants out in
RMW1C64A–Archive image from page 54 of Descriptive catalogue of fruit and. Descriptive catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees : grapes, roses, shrubs, etc., etc. . descriptivecatal1894hook Year: 1894 DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE PURPLE-LEAVED BEECH. Ash continued.) European Flowering (Ornus)—Grows from 20 to 30 feet high ; flowers greenish white, fringe-like ; produced early in June in large clusters at the ends of the twigs. Gold Barked (Aurea)—A conspicuous tree at all times especially in the winter, on account of the yellow hark and twisted hranches. Willow-Leaved (Salicifolia)—A beautiful variety of
RMPG0R7C–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. CALTHA CALYPTROGYNE 223 8tT6sa-pUno, Hort. (var. flore-pleno, Hort.). An im- provement on the above ; fls. larger, of greater sub- stance, and often much doubled. Very beautiful. K. C. Davis and J. B. Keller. CALTBOPS. Trapa. CALYCANTHUS (Kalyx and anthos, flower; the calyx is large and conspicuous). CalycantMc
Search Results for Large and conspicuous flowers Stock Photos and Images (551)
Page 1 of 6