Please help me identify these flowers

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  1. mak98

    mak98 New Seed

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    Hi everyone. I just moved here in US and I am quite fascinated taking shots of these flowers. These are not good shots, I am still learning how...Can you please help me identify what these flowers are called? I have no idea what they are since I don't see them from where I originally came from. Thanks in advance.

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    YELLOW FLOWER

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    SMALL FLOWERS

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  3. Droopy

    Droopy Slug Slaughterer Plants Contributor

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    Beautiful blooms! :D I know the last one, it's Lantana. None of these grow where I live.
     
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    gardengater Young Pine

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    welcome

    Welcome Mak98 from coastal NC. :sete_013: We are a very friendly group and someone can always answer questions. The yellow trumpet like flowers are Daylilies, or Hemarocallis, the small yellow ones in clusters may me yellow Lantana and the bottom picture is Lantana as well. The first picture is very familiar, I think a shrub that grows here in NC as well. Someone will id it for you.
     
  5. mak98

    mak98 New Seed

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    Thanks for your replies. Somebody told me the pink ones are called pink lilies or oriental lilies but I compared that picture with some photos I found online and they don't seem to be the same.
     



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  6. cajunbelle

    cajunbelle Daylily Diva

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    The pink flowers look like Oleander to me scroll down the list to find it:
    You can also find your yellow plant on here, the 2nd plant:
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    It is Allamanda.
    The last two are lantana. Beware that all parts of the Oleander are poisonous if ingested.
     
  7. EJ

    EJ Allotmenteer Extraordinaire

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    Gorgeous oleander, very jealous as they can die in our cold winters. I would love one!
     
  8. Netty

    Netty Chaotic Gardener Plants Contributor

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    EJ, I have 2 Oleanders that I over winter indoors. They spend the summers outside.
    Lovely plants :)
     
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    EJ Allotmenteer Extraordinaire

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    You temptress Netty! See, now I am thinking of where I can get one and treat it as a houseplant, moving it out during the summer months, then back into the conservatory for the winter.....
     
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    glendann Official Garden Angel

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    Those are all so pretty.The pink plant looks like an Oleander to me too.
     
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    These flowers are really nice and the picture quality is simply amazing.The yellow one looks really fascinating.
     
  12. SongofJoy57

    SongofJoy57 In Flower

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    Marvelous Bloomers, Dahling!!!
     
  13. eileen

    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    For someone who is just learning how to take photographs of plants you are doing extremely well as your piccies are all lovely. :-D I especially like the pink oleander.
     

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