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A fall potted chrysanthemum in a back yard garden.

$Closeup of an Indian woman's hand, holding assortment of vibrant yellow and red coloured Butea monosperma / flame of the forest flowers, a deciduous tree native to Indian subcontinent, mostly West Bengal, Bihar and Jharkhand state. In Bengal, it is popularly known as 'palash' and has become indispensable part of spring celebration.\nShot taken in Belur, West Bengal.$

Tithonia Torch in full, colourful Summer bloom in a Welsh garden.

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Fine wild growing flower marigold calendula on background meadow, photo consisting from wild growing flower marigold calendula to grass meadow, wild growing flower marigold calendula at herb meadow

$Close-up low angle image of California Poppy wild flower (Eschscholzia californica) in bloom. The sunlit flowers are silhouette against a cloudless blue sky.\n\nTaken in Santa Cruz, California, USA$

A bouquet of zinnias at the Farmers' Market

Vibrant macro top/side view close-up of the flower head of a blooming orange Gerbera plant with defocussed green leafs in the background, shallow DOF

Orange and Yellow Flowers of Chrysanthemum Plant.

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$Gaillardia, commonly called blanket flower, is a species of flowering plant in the sunflower family. Gaillardia features daisy-like flowers in a wide variety of colors, but usually featuring yellow to orange to red rays with \nmaroon to orange banding at the petal bases and dark burgundy center disk. The blooming time is from June to September.\nThe common name is derived from the bright flower patterns that resemble blankets woven by American Indians.$