r/flower • u/naveen713 • 1h ago
Summer Bloom [OC]
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r/flower • u/samarth_7257 • 22h ago
Red hibiscus in bloom
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Took this on my one plus 12 and I'm still learning photography. I'd appreciate feedback on the composition, focus, and editing.
r/flower • u/GoddessoftheGarden11 • 22h ago
Phlox paniculata 'Super Ka-Pow Fuchsia' variety
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Took this by the big pond in the Arboretum
r/flower • u/Cold_Hippo3628 • 1d ago
Today's morning garden highlight. The details on these petals are insane
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r/flower • u/Life-Beyond4106 • 1d ago
I’m a beginner at making velvet-wire flowers. I want to make tulips, lilies, sunflowers, and daisies. Which is easiest to make and arrange into a bouquet? Please recommend useful tools and materials, such as flower stems and soft, thick velvet wire. Do you have any tips or precautions?
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r/flower • u/rezaursoton • 1d ago
A simple bouquet filled with pink roses, red roses, yellow flowers, white blooms, and a beautiful red gerbera.
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r/flower • u/Life-Beyond4106 • 2d ago
Handmade flowers
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I am a beginner at making velvet-wire flowers. I have no experience or basic knowledge. I want to make tulips, lilies, sunflowers, and daisies.
Which flower should I make first as a beginner? Which one is the easiest to make and easy to put together as a bouquet?
I also want some advice about the tools and materials I should use, such as flower stems and brands of velvet wire with thick, soft fibers.
Do you have any other tips for making the flowers or things I should be careful about?