3 flowers to ID.

If ya'll could identify these for me I'd be thankful :)

 

1 is Hibiscus rosa-sinensis

 

2 = Petunia????

3 = Wind Anemone, Anemone japonica ??????????

Big guess here a I can't open pictures any bigger to have a good look

 

I can't enlarge them here either, but I could bring them into photo program on my computer and zoom in a bit.
I think the white one is a tulip, based on the flower shape, the shape of the style, and its foliage.

 

Yup me thinks you are correct re white one its the stamen area. I still can't work your method but when I have a moment it will be something new to fiddle with. Better get back to work

Liz [Having a stunning autumn day here]

 

Here is a closeup of the third flower:

 

abgardeneer is correct; a Tulip.

Regards
Chris

 

any specific genus?

 

Tulipa is the genus of Tulip. If you mean which species I doubt
it would be assignable to one. Most likely it's of garden origin.
IE a selection or hybrid of which there are hundreds at least.

HTH
Chris

 

The second one could be a primrose or primula. It would be helpful, if leaves were included in the photo, since they are often a better indicator of the identity of the plant

 

Leaves it is!

 

Sorry, these are only pieces of leaves directly below the blossom and not very discernable, but in this picture it looks like a petunia. The basic leaves of the petunias (not the ones directly below the flower) are heart shaped, but see for yourself: http://www.fotosearch.com/photos-images/petunia.html