I have a very organised garden

[fivemack]

And I am an optimist, so despite the total failure of the last flower-recognition, here are some more Miscellaneous Flowers if anyone recognises them

I think the top right is a marigold; the bottom right grows on a very flimsy stalk; the bottom left grows very close to the ground; the top left is the shy blue flower of my previous posting

Comments

[bugshaw.livejournal.com]

Coo! Do you have any idea why the snails do that?

[tanac.livejournal.com]

The top right looks more like a zinnia than a marigold, at least the marigolds I'm familiar with.

Wonderful pictures.

[lnr]

I couldn't tell you what the flowers were, though Mike also suspected Marigold.

Love the lined up snails though, and the bottom two flowers are really pretty whatever they are.

[bugshaw.livejournal.com]

I'd suspect the top left flower or being some variety of primrose or primula.

[darcydodo]

Darn, I even know what the lower left flower's seedpod looks like, but I'm not sure what it's called.

The top left, coincidentally, looks very similar to a morning glory, but it's not — I'd also be inclined to go with the primrose suggestion, though the flower shape's a bit wrong. The leaves look right, though.

[i-ate-my-crusts.livejournal.com]

omg world's most awesome snail picture!

[dave [earth.li] (from livejournal.com)]

I would put top right as a dahlia (http://images.google.com/images?q=dahlia), but I don't know how big it is.

And I've seen the bottom left all over the place, but can't remember its name. Is there no online plant-identification website? If not, it might be an interesting website to start. Think 20 questions for plants, collaborative, very user generated content, web2.0.

[atreic.livejournal.com]

I find it really hard to help with the flower identification when I don't know how big they are. Are all the flower heads really the same size?

Of course, I don't know much about flowers, so that's a setback too.

[sparrowsion]

Bottom left looks rather like nigella, or love-in-the-mist. (Which I discovered this year because they were one of the few of the seeds 1ngi planted which didn't get munched by the snails as soon as they sprouted.)

[orielwen.livejournal.com]

I suspect the top right one is a calendula. Top left might be some variety of morning glory; I agree with sion_a about bottom left being nigella; and I've seen bottom right before, possibly even on seed packets, but I couldn't tell you its name.