I’m indulging myself today by sharing seven pictures of very favourite subject for photography, which is a tangle of different flowers in full bloom. The more, the merrier! I hope you’ll like them too.
Shared for the final day of Becky’s Seven for September challenge.
For anyone who is wondering which picture was taken in my sweetheart’s garden from my previous post, it was the one of the hydrants with a mix of real and metal succulents – a visual pun for those who make the hydrants / drought tolerant plants connection.
Susan Rushton 
Love the tangles of color! Especially the last one with all the purple.
We have three native Eryngo species, and collectively they’re one of my favorites, so it was especially fun to find them in your collection.
You do flowers so well Susan
A tangle of flowers describes my garden. Great photos and every flower is beautiful.
The garden masses go well with the mass of syllables! In a million years, I’d never remember those botanical names, but I do love how their weight and rhythm do honor to the blooms. Is that blue echinacea in the third photo? As always, I love the doors, winding paths, and turrets that so often beckon in your photos. Very nice to find you here! You have ended September in proper aplomb! (And how often do you get to hear “aplomb”?)
these are gorgeous – such fabulous displays and as someone else has said you have finished the month and squares with aplomb
I love flowers at this time of year, just before the frost. They’re usually so full and pretty. Love all that purple!
A wonderful tangle of glorious flowers.
Glorious
Cottage gardens are the best. Lovely photographs as usual
Some of my favorite flowers here! I aspire to creating a photogenic jumble of flowers but alas! I fear I haven’t yet achieved that. Jumble, yes. Photogenic? Not so much, lol.
The Cothay Manor photo is my favourite, I just love that. And the following purple patch. I should try and replicate that one.