Well, what can I say about yellow flowers? I think I’m safe to leave them to speak for themselves.
Hemerocallis ‘Raindrop’
Eranthis hyemalis
Aquilegia
Wildflower mix
Yellow pansy
Luffa gourd flower
Shared for this week’s Friendly Friday Photo Challenge: Yellow.
Yellow is such an uplifting colour, I couldn’t resist joining in when I started to see sunshine colours lighting up my Reader. The challenge runs for a week, so you’ve plenty of time to hunt out some yellows of your own.
Susan Rushton 
Yellow. Just …. good for the soul. What a lovely collection you have here.
It surely is. Good for the soul, that is!
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A wonderfully cheery display to brighten up the day. Many thanks for sharing.Happy Day.
My pleasure. You too!
Cheers.
A lovely collection to browse through for friendly Friday. Thanks for joining the photo challenge.
Thanks for hosting and for such an inspired prompt.
You are welcome. I post a new prompt every second week.
Yellow does indeed speak for itself, and most joyously. Margaret21 said it well: good for the soul. I especially covet that flouncy one in “Wildflower Mix” — is that some kind of Rudbeckia? But I wouldn’t mind a clump or two of Archie Harrison. Thanks for the good cheer.
We’ve collectively driven the real Archie away – let’s hope the chrysanthemum fares better. I think it might be some form of prairie coneflower (Ratibida) but that’s a guess. It looks a little more flouncy than it ought to, if that’s the case, but it’s possible I picked out the gaudiest.
Gaudy AND flouncy AND yellow — you can’t beat that!
Simply lovely
Thanks, Sheree.
Pleasure
They do, indeed
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Yellow is most definitely cheering us all up right now. You have a lot of yellow flowers – most of mine would be daffodils, rudbeckias and sunflowers!
A lot of pictures. I’ve grown one very small daffodil so far this year, but I did cut it and bring it in to enjoy it.
They do speak for themselves. The double hollyhock – glorious.
I forgot to name it – it’s called ‘Banana’.
They are uplifting. The pictures sure made me smile. Jaunty, jaunty, jaunty!
I’m a bit shocked with myself for not including a rose.
That hollyhock is gorgeous!
And its name is very apt.
Like a peeled banana!
It’s a gloomy day here, so thanks for some bright rays of sunshine! I love yellow flowers.
Me too – I hardly knew how much until I put this gallery together.