Please identify this flower

Please identify these flowers!

Thanks!

 

Candelabra primroses
Peony

 

Thanks, Ron!

Please forgive my ignorance!

 

How about this one?

 

Columbine

HTH
Chris

 

yup..it's an Aquilegia cultivar of some sort

 

Probably Columbine Origami Red & White, Aquilegia x caerulea

 

Aquilegia caerulea is Rocky Mountain columbine, a wild non-hybrid species with blue-and-white flowers. Perhaps it is involved as a parent in the Origami strain, but it is not correct to list Rocky Mountain columbine as a hybrid species (with an X symbol, indicating hybridity) or to give the species name of Rocky Mountain columbine for the Origami hybrid. If there has been a hybrid species name applied to the Origami columbine, it will be a different one from that used for Rocky Mountain columbine.

 

Tell that to all these people. LINK

 

Such errors are common.

 

What about this one?

Thanks!

 

Allium Cv (Ornamental Allium ) I believe.

HTH
Chris

 

Thanks! How about this one...

You guys are great!

 

or this...

Thanks!

 

or this...

Thanks

 

Another Aquilegia, Nora Barlow type
Hardy geranium, perhaps?
Anemone.

Is this a test, or are all these flowers mysteriously appearing in your yard?

 

Speaking on behalf of Ken, methinks he is just looking to put some names to some of his great photographs. I believe this is the same Ken Grooms, if you'd like to enjoy more photos.

 

Daniel is right. I love photographing flowers but I'm quite ignorant about them (and it's a little embarrasing posting photos with titles like "Little Blue Flowers"). So please forgive my impertinence!
Ken
P.S. I appreciate the compliment, BTW.

 

Not a problem... just like to know what mission I'm on :-)

(and those are nice photos!)

 

"Your mission Mr Phelps, should you choose to accept it..."

 

Here's another one...

Thanks!

 

Somehow missed this thread . . . on a couple that haven't been covered yet:

Right-hand pic in post #1 is a Paeonia.

The anemone in post #15 is Anemone coronaria.

Post #21 is a species of Viola.

 

Thanks, Michael!

 

Here's 2 more...

Grazie.

 

Alstroemeria on the right

HTH
Chris