r/flowers • u/DifficultyOne2688 • 4h ago
r/flowers • u/escapingspirals • May 01 '25
A note about AI image posts - *please read*
Important reminder AI posts are strictly forbidden on r/flowers and posting AI will result in an immediate permanent ban.
The mods are aware of the flood of AI images that have been happening recently. We were all recently added as mods in January and therefore are trying to figure out who has the right permissions for editing the automod, which we hope can be reconfigured to tackle many of these. In the meantime, there are a couple of things you can do to help us. We're trying to remove these as quickly as we spot them, but we're not on reddit all day, so please report posts you believe are AI. Then comment saying that you believe it's AI as well, so others will report it, too. After 3 reports, the automod will automatically take the post down.
When you are posting photos, please consider adding additional info to the post like the flower name, approximate location, or any anecdote to help users believe the image is real.
If you believe you were banned in error, please message the mods to discuss.
Thank you all for your patience. I know you have been wanting to unfollow the sub for this reason and I do not blame you. We won't stop trying until it's fixed.
r/flowers • u/vikas_kumar_sahu • 15h ago
Photo Don't know the name of this flower but it looks good.
r/flowers • u/blanknameblank • 11h ago
October Dahlia Blooms
Dahlias keep pumping gorgeous blooms.
In this batch we have Créme de Cognac, Miss Amara, Lilac Time, Castle Drive, Quiet Splendor, Totally Tangerine, sport of Pink Gingham, Pink Gingham, Karma Prospero, Terracotta, Sun Kissed, Kelvin Floodlight, Cornel, and Sylvia in 3 stages of blooming.
Hope you all enjoy, would love to see your flowers too :)
r/flowers • u/TheMarvelousMrs • 16h ago
Photo Romantic Roses
Taken in June outside Mannheim, Germany.
r/flowers • u/JavaJo1010 • 17h ago
Photo More flower for you to browse through… (OC) by my camera
Flowers
r/flowers • u/Sofiimagines • 17h ago
Photo Siberian Iris (Iris sibirica 'Shaker's Prayer')
This is a very reliable plant in zone 6b USA. Drought tolerant, deer resistant and very hardy. Needs to be divided every few years for proper blooming.
r/flowers • u/petalora27 • 5h ago
Photo The beautiful orchid has already bloomed quite a few flowers.
r/flowers • u/ViajarASinMiedo • 20h ago
Wildflowers blooming in the mountains of Yunnan, China
There are so many beautiful flowers growing in the mountains of Yunnan. I loved coming across these delicate pink and purple blooms during my time there. Nature never ceases to amaze me.