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Bumblebee in a flower in city enviroment

A honeybee is shown collecting pollen from a vibrant pink poppy flower. The bee is gathering pollen to bring back to its hive to feed the colony. This symbiotic relationship benefits both the bee, which gets food, and the flower, which gets pollinated.

honeybee collecting pollen in a hollyhock flower

Bright pink crimson malva flowers with green leaves close up on a blur background.

Hollyhocks in Garden Landscaping Detail - Home garden with colorful Hollyhock flowers growing along home and patio.

Close-up detail of a purple hollyhocks alcea rosea flower petals and stigma in garden with honey bee apis collecting pollen

a bee flew to a flower in the garden and collects pollen.

Honeybee collecting pollen on a hollyhock flower, with backlit lighting

A beautiful tall pinky red hollyhock flower seen from below agains blue summer sky. A bumble bee is flying towards it with motion blur.

$A beautiful Backlit Image of an isolated rainbow Rose taken during the blue hour(Twilight).\n\n\nAbout the Flower:\n\nThis Flower is known as Rainbow Rose(China Rose) which is extensively found in almost every household of West Bengal, India.\n\nThey are known for their cluster phyllotaxy of buds and as well as for their Gorgeous Hot Pink Colours which, no doubt, are very appealing to insects!$

Summer day in a Garden: single Bombus distinguendus comming out of a purple Hibiscus syriacus flower head.

Beautiful dahlia flowers growing in the autumn garden

Pink flowers of Hibiscus moscheutos plant close-up. Hibiscus moscheutos, swamp hibiscus, rose mallow hibiscus

$Tall, rather bristly perennial to 3m. Leaves large, to 30cm, rounded-heart-shaped in outline, usually shallowly 5-7-lobed, coarsely toothed, long-stalked. Flowers generally pink or white, sometimes red, violet or yellowish, large, 60-80mm, in long leafy, slender racemes; epicalyx segments 6, triangular, shorter than the sepals.\nHabitat: Waste places, field boundaries, along walls and in rocky places.\nFlowering Season: July-September.\nDistribution: Widely naturalized from garden escapes in Britain, France and Germany. Origins unknown, possible grown from hybrids.\n\nHollyhock is one of the nicest Garden Flowers. This Picture is taken at a Formal Garden in the Netherlands.$

A bumblebee at a stamen of blooming red hollyhock flower hit by summer sunlights

Bumblebee hanging under a pink flower, green background

Bee sucking pollen on a flower with pink and white petals during a sunny day

Althaea rosea (Alcea rosea), commonly called hollyhock, belongs to mallow family (Malvaceae) and is considered as a biennial or short-lived perennial. It has single flowers of various colors that grow along a spike. The colors of the flower include red, dark red, pink, orange, white, purple and yellow. It blooms in summer and early fall (July-September).

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