Busy Lizzie Impatien

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Coneflower with Bee

Atlanta Botanical Garden

White Hibiscus

Crimsoneyed rosemallow (Hibiscus moscheutos) at the Atlanta Botanical Garden

Scarlet Rosemallow

Sacrlet Rosemallow (Hibiscus coccineus Walter) Atlanta Botanical Garden

Halberd leaf Rosemallow

Atlanta Botanical Garden

African Arrowroot

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Purple Water Lily

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Tiger Lily

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Western Lily

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Western Lily

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Coneflower

Atlanta Botanical Garden. Coneflower (Echinacea) is an attractive plant indigenous to the North American plains that is well-loved not only for its beauty and its ability to attract butterflies, but also for its medicinal value.

Coneflower

Atlanta Botanical Garden. Coneflower (Echinacea) is an attractive plant indigenous to the North American plains that is well-loved not only for its beauty and its ability to attract butterflies, but also for its medicinal value.

Coneflower

Atlanta Botanical Garden. Coneflower (Echinacea) is an attractive plant indigenous to the North American plains that is well-loved not only for its beauty and its ability to attract butterflies, but also for its medicinal value.

Busy Lizzie Impatien

White Busy Lizzie at the Atlanta Botanical Garden

Lavendar Hibiscus

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Beach Spiderlilly

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Phlox

Green Leaf with Water

Dalhia

Brilliant red, purple and yellow adorn this dahlia in a garden at Port Gamble, Washington. (8176)

Dalhia

In a garden at Port Gamble, Washington. (8174)

Bee on Dahlia

A bee gathers pollen from a Dahlia in a garden at Port Gamble, Washington. (8172)