Libertia ixioides...

Via BPOD, of course:

Armeria welwitschii...

From BPOD, of course:

Pelargonium tetragonum...

From BPOD, of course:

Almaleea subumbellata...

Common name wiry bushpea, native to Australia and Tasmania.  Via BPOD, of course:

Limnanthes douglasii

Common name “poached egg plant” or “yellow and white Douglas' meadowfoam”.  Native to northern California and Oregon, and occasionally further south.  My dad and I saw this in Lassen National Park about six years ago, before the big fires there.  Via BPOD, of course...

Sprengelia propinqua...

Common name western swampheath, native to Tasmania.  Via BPOD, of course...

Ipomopsis harvardii

Another beautiful flower photo, from BPOD, of course:

Lilium hansonii

From BPOD, of course:

Crocus...

An outrageously gorgeous snow crocus, or Crocus tommasinianus.  From BPOD, of course:

Diaphananthe pellucida...

This African orchid via BPOD, of course...

Euphorbia punicea

Common name “Jamaican poinsettia”.  From BPOD, of course...

Pholistoma auritum...

Aka “fiestaflower”, found in California.  From BPOD, of course.

Puya berteroniana, aka Chaqual...

From BPOD, of course...

Lupine...

Not my photo, and not a local species: this is from Columbia, Lupinus bogotensis, photo courtesy of Botany Photo of the Day...

African Orchids...

Via Botany Photo of the Day, of course...

Monkeyflower and Sea Blush...

From Botany Photo of the Day, of course:

Kettle Mountain Meadow...

We want a meadow like this on our place in Idaho...and maybe someday we will!  From BPotD, of course...

Tritonia crocata

From Botany Photo of the Day, of course:

Spirea henryi...

Spirea henryi, or 翠蓝绣线菊, is a Chinese shrub that grows at altitudes of 4,000 to 10,000 feet. Photo courtesy of Botany Photo of the Day.

Cat's Paw...

Ptilotus spathulatus, aka “cat's paw” or ”pussytails”.  I saw this while in Australia, back in the '70s.  They feel just like they look like they'd feel.  I had no idea what it was, but I sure enjoyed it.  As always, click to enlarge.  Via BPOD...