I took the images of this beautiful miniature flowerbed in the garden that I mentioned here and here. As always, I don´t know the name of the flowers but I know they are beautiful, which is why I had to take this photo. If you like, you can find more flower photos on my blog. But you can also click through the related flower articles below this article.
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Lovely.
Yep, had to take a photo of the flowers 🙂
Super beautiful. When I identify it I will come back …
Thanks 🙂
These are possibly double primroses (or double primulas); they look like miniature roses before they open fully. They grow in masses close to the ground.
Asking Google image search I thought you could be wrong because the flowers in Google are much bigger but then I read that you mentioned that they could get bigger if opened fully. This is interesting and with time I will find out 🙂
Also thanks again for all your other flower hints on my blog. It´s too sad that I don´t know much about flowers, I just find them beautiful and they are always an easy subject for photography because of the prettiness. I often got name hints from readers and this helps and is much appreciated 🙂 Thanks.
Campanula cochleariifolia ‘Elizabeth Oliver’. Lovely British flowers
Wow, thanks for the name! I wish I would know more about flowers, I always aprecciate if people tell me the name 🙂