387 free picture of flowers photos from Freerange

Isolated image of a single pink rose against a black background.

Bright red rose in bloom.

Happy child drawing a sunny landscape - Childhood happiness

Closeup image of a single pink rose against a black background.

Pink rose against black background.

Closeup of a single pink colored rose with leaf.

Pink rose bud against black background.

A Zinnia flower bloom isolated closeup image.

Cattleya orchid flowers with yellow sepals and petals and yellow and red lip. Cattleyas are often referred to as queen of flowers with big showy blooms and often used to make corsages. Cattleyas and other orchids are epiphytes or air plants that grow on top of other plants for physical support and are not parasitic on the supporting plants. The image of this cattleya was taken in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

Two pink roses against a black background.

Golden Aster flowers bathed in partial sunlight while in shade.

Phalaenopsis orchid with pink and white petal flowers in bloom.

Purple petunia flowers in bloom.

Pink lady slipper orchid flower photo.

Pictures of sunflowers - a plant that attracts bees.

Purple African Daisies - an annual native to South Africa. Also called Blue-eyed Daisy, Cape Daisy, and Osteo.

Photo of pink Phalaenopsis orchids for use as screen saver.

Golden Aster flower bloom closeup.

White hydrid Cattleya orchid BLC Ranger Six growing in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

Cattleya orchid flower with yellow sepals and petals fringed with light red and yellow red lip. Cattleyas are often referred to as �queen of flowers�� with big showy blooms and often used to make corsages. Cattleyas and other orchids are epiphytes or air plants that grow on top of other plants for physical support and are not parasitic on the supporting plants. The image of this cattleya was taken in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

Cattleya orchid flowers with yellow sepals and petals fringed with light red and red and yellow lip. Cattleyas are often referred to as �queen of flowers�� with big showy blooms and often used to make corsages. Cattleyas and other orchids are epiphytes or air plants that grow on top of other plants for physical support and are not parasitic on the supporting plants. The image of this cattleya was taken in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

Picture of a red flower of a Phragmipedium lady slipper orchid against a black background.

Yellow cattleya hybrid orchid flowers blooming in the humid Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

The flower of a Brassia orchid or spider orchid mimics a spider to attract parasitic female spider wasps to pollinate its flowers.

Three pink roses at different stages of blooming.