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Flower field (April 22, 2024, flower field at Suncheon Bay National Garden, Suncheon-si, Jeollanam-do, Korea)

Thai people and senior adults are visiting Doi Ang Khang park , Royal agricultural station area in Mae Sun, Fang District, Chiang Mai province. People are standing and walking around or between plants centered in free space between trees. People are watching plants and are taking photos with nature. One man at left side is deep squatting. In right background some women are taking photos

Sakura blossoms in Buenos Aires Japanese Garden, Argentina

Refreshed Blooming flowers garden Joyful in the Riverside in Europe at times of clear skies. beautiful day concept

Close-up of a Meadow with multi-colored tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and grape hyacinths in The Netherlands. Spring time

In the botanical gardens of the city of Stresa in springtime you can see the wonderful flowering of many tulips.

A beautiful flower field at the Spring Flower Festival.

Hampton Court Garden in spring, London, UK

Yangzhou, China - April 10, 2024. Springtime garden in Slender West Lake, Yangzhou, China

Multicolored tulips. Tulips of different colors. Flowerbed of tulips

$Dahlia is a flower that has been known and cultivated in Thailand for a long time. It is believed that it was imported from abroad. According to foreign documents, Dahlia originated in the highlands of Mexico and Central America.\n\nSome groups are found in South America. They are plants in the Compositae or Asteraceae family, like chrysanthemums and gerberas. Dahlias commonly cultivated are hybrids of Dahlia pinnate and Dahlia cocinea (Soraya 2001).\n\nMost Dahlias are shrubs with upright stems. The inside of the stem is hollow. Some species are vines. Dahlias commonly cultivated are tetraploid with a chromosome number of 2n=4?=64.\n\nIn foreign countries, they are popular as ornamental plants, potted plants, or cut flowers, which are becoming more popular.\n\nDahlia varieties have been improved to be cut flowers with good characteristics, namely, strong flower stalks, beautiful colored flowers, unusual shapes, and a longer lifespan.\n\nIn Europe, Dahlia grows and flowers in spring and summer. The Royal Project Foundation has imported Dahlia species from abroad to experiment with cultivation in the highlands of Thailand.\n\nIt was found that it grows and flowers in the rainy and winter seasons. Dahlias produce flowers when there are 5-7 pairs of leaves.$

Spring flowers in Hampton court gardens, London, UK

Flowerbeds and fountain of spa park Kurpark Bad Lippspringe in North Rhine Westphalia. In background are people in nature

background, park landscape with paths, benches and a bed of pansies

The mist rises around a public garden in South Carolina as flowers and Cypress trees are reflected in the swamp water.

Outdoor parks and nature gardens, growing and flowering tulip bulbs in rainbow of colour, reds, oranges, yellows and purples. Botanical display in beautiful flowerbeds

Tulip and pansy flower bed in a park. View from below.

Flower field at Suncheon Bay National Garden (April 9, 2024, Suncheon Bay National Garden, Suncheon-si, Jeollanam-do, Korea)

Close-up on magenta tulips and blue hyacinth flowers with green grass field as copy space.

marigold flower at botanical garden in Thailand

Colorful blossoming tulip flowers in a field surrounded by tree during springtime with stormy clouds above. The flower bulb field is located in Drenthe, a lesser known area for tulip fields.

Closed up nature view of Tulips (Tulipa), low angle view, side shot, in Valley Gardens under the clear sky in the bright day at Harrogate, North Yorkshire, UK.

Colorful Holland spring flowers in Keukenhof, Amsterdam, Netherland

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