Collection:
Red and Yellow Flowers
  All flowers, all the time. I like flowers. I like botany - poking around in meadows with a magnifyer in one hand and a flora in the other. I like gardening - getting my hands dirty on my own plot of land. But most of all I like big, bold, beautiful flowers. So naturally I take photos of flowers. What follows are most of the flowers I've photographed during the last few years. They're ordered by flower colour.

Red and Yellow
White
Pink, Purple and Blue

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Red and Yellow

12 November 2001, Malaga, Spain

Is this Hibiscus brash and gaudy or vibrant and lively? With such an in-your-face flower it's love it or hate it.

 

   

17 June 2000, Malia, Crete

This Pomegranate has lost most of its scarlet petals and you can see the beginnings of the fruit.

   

2 June 2002, Tilden Park, California

The exquisite gold and orange of a California poppy cannot help but cheer you up.

   

11 August 2001, Broughton, Oxon

Dahlias are the kind of flower that goes in and out of fashion every ten years. Right now they are on the verge of being in again.

   

2 June 2002, Tilden Park, California

Monkey flowers, Mimulus grandiflorus, are basking in the sun in the Berkeley Hills.

   

2 June 2002, Tilden Park, California

The flower of a Prickly Pear, Opuntia littoralis, is surrounded by fierce spines. The fruits are supposed to be edible but most people don't bother picking them. I wonder why?

   

15 July 2000, Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire

Bright yellow Monkey flowers, Mimulus luteus, grows by the water's edge.

   

13 April 2001, Haslemere, Surrey

Yellow Pansies, Viola x wittrockiana, add some spring cheer in a hanging basket outside a fabric shop in Haslemere.

   

13 April 2001, Devil's Punch Bowl, Surrey

The yellow flowers of Gorse, Ulex europaeus, are even brighter than usual when the sun shines through them.

   

10 March 2001, Colchester, Essex

Who can see the Daffodils without thinking of Wordsworth's poem?

   

14 February 2002, Pleasanton, California

Acacia dealbata, or Silver Wattle has yellow puffs of flowers that scent the air all around the tree.

   

19 May 2002, Westoning, Bedfordshire

Many people's first encounter with Poached Egg plant, Limnanthes douglasii, is raising them from seed as children. They are so easy to raise and so prolific that they can often be found in seed packets designed for the aspiring school-age gardener.

   

4 August 2001, Great Tew, Oxon

A common native wildflower Common toadflax, Antirrhinum linaria, is growing by a footpath.

   

9 June 2001, Seale, Surrey

This native Honeysuckle, Lonicera periclymenum, was growing in woodlands in Surrey. It has a gorgeous scent.

   

2 April 2000, Dagnall, Bucks

The humble Primrose, Primula vulgaris, gladdens the heart when found in early spring. If you care to get down on your knees it has a delicate, sweet scent.

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White
Pink, Purple and Blue
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