What are these 3 types of flowers called please?

[hogu]

Anyone know?

Anyone??

The blue ones look like cornflower

Is this in the UK? Are they growing in your garden right now?

Sorry, I'm Properly clueless, but a little bump for you!

If you look at some garden centre pages you'll find them
Easy enough.

Anemone? Tulip?

Looks like cornflowers then rosemary (the herb) and can’t see orange one clearly enough.
Are you in the UK?

There's a gardening section on here.

The blue ones at the top look like cornflowers.

One of the plant photo identification apps will tell you, something like "picture this" I think is one of them.

At a guess I would say (top to bottom) cornflower, lisianthus and tulip.

A florist would be able to tell you for sure.

Actually the middle one might be Rosemary. Is it very fragrant?

Blue: cornflowers, pink look like freesia, but the leaves are wrong! Orange possibly tulips.

Cornflower on the left.

Middle one - the leaves look a bit like rosemary but the flowers are nothing like... possibly some sort of dianthus? Do the flowers (rather than the leaves) smell like carnations?

The right one does look like tulip flowers but I've never come across one with that sort of multi headed form.

Suggest you ask for the thread to be moved to the gardening topic, OP. I wouldn't bother with image ID apps, most of them still seem to be pretty useless for plants. AI still isn't a match for the real thing.

blue cornflower, don't know, orange tulips

@MrsTerryPratchett

There's a gardening section on here.

As above, you’d be better off posting again on the gardening topic, ot asking MNHQ to move this thread for you.

Cornflowers on the left and tulips on the right. Can you post a closer pic of the middle ones?

The middle one we called Waxflower when I was a florist. Not sure about the other two. The blue ones look like cornflowers maybe but the orange ones... some sort of flower from a bulb. I was going to say fritilaria or crown imperials. Do they smell oniony?

I love cornflowers, it’s such a pretty blue. I also love tulips. So this photo makes me happy.

(Not sure they are tulips, mind, but they look close enough that it’s good enough for me!)

I don't think the orange ones are tulips. Aren't they one flower per stem?

Cornflower, Canterbury bells, ???

The middle one we called Waxflower when I was a florist.

I'd never come across that, it does look like you've got it!

The middle plant with the slightly needle like leaves could be bell heather, especially if the leaves are in whorls of three leaves.