From the top: Four different colours of hibiscus, spider hibiscus, double hibiscus, yellow oleander, and white lantana camara
All photos from Maharashtra, India. Clicked on November 5th, 2021.
Blog's note: WOW, thanks a lot for all those pictures!!!
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From the top: Four different colours of hibiscus, spider hibiscus, double hibiscus, yellow oleander, and white lantana camara
All photos from Maharashtra, India. Clicked on November 5th, 2021.
Blog's note: WOW, thanks a lot for all those pictures!!!

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It's a morning glory!!
Blog's note: thank you very much, it's a very nice flower!
I believe this is a variety of sweet potato :) i think sheβs cute! she blooms sometimes for a day and then the flower drops off. a rare treat π
Blog's note: It does seem to be sweet potato! Thank you, it looks beautiful!
Thank you very much for the submissions!!
The first one is almost certain to be wandflower, also called harlequin flower (I prefer that second name XD)
The second picture could be boneseed or bitou bush.
The third one might be Japanese clover, but my app really isn't sure about that one ^^"
St. John's Wort, September 2021

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Rose of Sharon (common)
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Blogβs note: this seems to be oregano, sometimes called wild marjoram! Also, nice bee ^^β
Blog's note: might be daisy-chrysanthemum, but my app isn't really sure. Anyway, they're really cool, thank you!!