Flowers
Rose
Roses are flowering perennials of the genus Rosa. You can find more than 100 species of roses, and there are countless subspecies and cultivars. Rose flower is undeniably fragrant and beautiful, and its fragrance is also among the most popular flowers in the world. Their fragrance and the beauty that they are famous for is what makes these flowers so highly sought after in all parts of the world. Most of the rose species are native to Asia, with a few native to Europe, Northwest Africa and North America. Rose flower vary quite a bit in size.
Jesmine
Jasmine is a flowering shrub in the olive family. Jasmine is indigenous to warm climates throughout Asia, Europe and Africa. Some types of jasmine are evergreen, while others are deciduous (their leaves fall off in autumn), and they flower in late spring or early summer.
Sunflower 
Sunflowers are annual plants that are native to the Americas. Their stems can grow to more than 10 feet high, and their flower heads can reach nearly 12 inches in diameter. The scientific name for sunflowers is Helianthus annus. Many people refer to all of the plants in the genus Helianthus as sunflowers, but they are not true sunflower,s and some of them are actually perennial planal
Merigold 
The marigold flower, native to the Americas, is one of the most common flowers in the United States and Mexico. They are relatively easy to grow and have a very long flowering season. Plants vary in size from 8 inches up to 40 inches tall. Marigolds are very popular because they grow in almost all climates, in most soil conditions and with very little care. Blooms are mainl yellow or orange
Lilly flower
Lilies are considered the star of summer, because they bloom when other flowers have faded away. Lily flowers have a hardy reputation and for this reason, more people are choosing lilies for their garden. When a lily stops blooming, you have a dead stem or stems that you can easily pull out and put in your compost
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