A 100m section of Beatrice Street Clontarf, just around the corner from home.

These iPhone photos were taken today in a rushed 10 minutes!
Clockwise from top left. Fire star orchid. Rose. Salvia. Agapanthus. African daisy. Hibiscus. Purple lantana. Gazania.

[Diana]

Beautiful shots and flowers.

[Valerie Chesney]

Each one is lovely, together they make a beautiful collage.

[Babs]

A beautiful collage of flowers, so colourful.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Very lovely nice collage

[Pigeons Farm]

A beautiful collage of flowers, so colourful :)

[Harry J Benson]

Lovely presentation

[Pam]

Beautiful collage!

[John Falconer]

@ludwigsdiana @happysnaps @onewing @365projectorgchristine @kgolab @hjbenson @pamalama
Thanks for the much appreciated comments. I was just walking home and started taking flower photos with my iPhone. I was quite surprised by the colours and variety in a 100m stretch!!!

[Peter Dulis]

sweet

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful flower collage.

[Agnes]

This is longing for summer

[KoalaGardens🐨]

all so colourful

[carol white]

Beautiful.Fav😊

[Sylvia du Toit]

Love the Hibiscus. Where I now live is called the Hibiscus coast .

[Beverley]

Maybe rushed however - Great photos
I like them all.

[Jeremy Cross]

Beautiful colours

[John Falconer]

@pdulis @mittens @agnesvanderlindeicloudcom @koalagardens @carolmw @sdutoit @jeremyccc
Thanks for the much appreciated comments. Again much appreciated.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely collage

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Lovely collage

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Glorious colors and blooms!

[Kathy]

Beautiful flowers and perfect looking specimens. What does Clontarf mean?

[Rick]

Great shots and collage.

[Valerie Chesney]

Beautiful flowers together in this collage

[Gosia]

Very nice

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful collage

[haskar]

Lovely collage.

[John Falconer]

@haskar @bkbinthecity @gosia @happysnaps @rickster549 @olivetreeann @elisasaeter @joansmor
Thanks for the much appreciated comments. Keep them coming. I love them.

[John Falconer]

@randystreat
Thanks for commenting.
Clontarf like a lot of towns and suburbs in Australia is named after a town in the UK. in this case after a Clontarf in the now Republic of Ireland. I looked up what it meant and it goes back over 500 years and no one knows for sure it is probably Gaelic for something.

[Kathy]

The reference you looked up was the only thing I could find so it puzzled me. Thanks.

[Kathy A]

Beautiful collage, lovely flowers

[John Falconer]

@randystreat @kjarn
We’ll have to go to Dublin to find out what Clontarf means? Take our cameras.

[eDorre]

So pretty!