Flora
FLORA
The word flora comes from the Latin and was derived from the name of the goddess Flora, who in Roman mythology symbolized spring, the flora and fertility. The term "flora" used in biology refers to the entire occurrence of those plants that grow in a particular area. The term flora can be understood in botany as a list of all existing plant species. British researchers have for the first time presented a comprehensive report on the state of the global flora. In the "State of the World's Plants report" all known 390,000 types of vascular plants are described, including about 370,000 flowering plants.
Plants image Gallery
TWelcome to the wonderful world of plants!
I discovered gardening for myself a few decades ago. And that's how I see nature, and the plants and animals in it, as the greatest wonder that surrounds us. Here are a few photographs I've taken over the years.
I discovered gardening for myself a few decades ago. And that's how I see nature, and the plants and animals in it, as the greatest wonder that surrounds us. Here are a few photographs I've taken over the years.
Garden plants
There are an infinite number of garden flowers in summer, which either inspire with lush green leaves or whose blossoms are extremely colorful. There is a large selection of summer flowers and every garden is different. These are pictures from my gardens.
Wildflowers
Here you will find pictures of plants from my excursions through the fields, meadows and forests of my home in Germany.
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Cacti
On my terrace and in the garden I have had Opuntias and Delosperma outside all year round for years. Here are a few photos of these blooming wonders.
Roses
When it comes to blooming, roses are hard to beat. Small or large flowers, filled or unfilled, fragrant or non-fragrant, white, pink, pink, red, orange, yellow or purple - there are suitable specimens for every taste and every location.
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