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Japanese garden with red bridge and the pond at spring time.

Close-up of the beautiful pink lotus flower in blooming,

Faint Pink Flowers of Peony in Full Bloom

1980s old Positive Film scanned, Bridge in japanese garden, Irish National Stud & Gardens, County Kildare, Ireland.

Lycoris radiata, a Glory Bulgapsa Temple that blooms in August.

Close up of a pink zinnia flower with a soft focused red blossom in the background

Common Zinnia or Zinnia elegans is one of the most famous flowering annuals of the genus Zinia

Macro top view close-up of a single yellow/pink peony flower head, with sharp details of stigma and anther

Cynia is elegant in the home garden. Cinnia elegant violet known as zinnia vulgaris, an annual plant in the garden.

close up of white and purple dahlia flower petals

Beautiful Zinnia Flowers in Color Variation Blossoming in the Garden

Pink and purple anemone Dahlia Richards Fortune in flower.

Japanese style public park with pond and a red bridge

Pink dahlia flowers, Chelsea flower Show, London

In spring, the park is filled with various flowers

This March 2021 photo was taken at Te Māra Huaota o Waipapa / Christchurch Botanic Gardens in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Pink zinnia flower, macro photo. It is a genus of plants of the tribe Heliantheae within the family Asteraceae

$Dahlia is a flower that has been known and cultivated in Thailand for a long time. It is believed that it was imported from abroad. According to foreign documents, Dahlia originated in the highlands of Mexico and Central America.\n\nSome groups are found in South America. They are plants in the Compositae or Asteraceae family, like chrysanthemums and gerberas. Dahlias commonly cultivated are hybrids of Dahlia pinnate and Dahlia cocinea (Soraya 2001).\n\nMost Dahlias are shrubs with upright stems. The inside of the stem is hollow. Some species are vines. Dahlias commonly cultivated are tetraploid with a chromosome number of 2n=4?=64.\n\nIn foreign countries, they are popular as ornamental plants, potted plants, or cut flowers, which are becoming more popular.\n\nDahlia varieties have been improved to be cut flowers with good characteristics, namely, strong flower stalks, beautiful colored flowers, unusual shapes, and a longer lifespan.\n\nIn Europe, Dahlia grows and flowers in spring and summer. The Royal Project Foundation has imported Dahlia species from abroad to experiment with cultivation in the highlands of Thailand.\n\nIt was found that it grows and flowers in the rainy and winter seasons. Dahlias produce flowers when there are 5-7 pairs of leaves.$

Amazing Japanese garden in Leverkusen in May. Beautiful nature landscape in a public park with a wooden bridge

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