| s/y Nine of Cups Flowers of New Zealand |
| New Zealand is lush and green. There seem to be different flowers, shrubs and trees in bloom all the time. I've taken an interest in photographing each new one I come across...wildflower or garden- variety. A local friend has helped with several identifications and he loaned me a book, What Flower Is It? (Stirling Macoboy), which has been helpful in identifying many of the rest. As always, if you can identify some that aren't tagged or see an error, I'd be much obliged if you'd get in touch. Note that I've used NZ common names when I could find them though they may be called something else in other places. |


| Bartlettina |
| Albutalon ...red here, but also yellow |



| Arum lily |
| Australian native violet |

| English bluebells |


| Fairy crassula |
| Unidentified |
| Bird of Paradise aka crane flower |



| Freesia ... many, many colors around |
| Lantana |
| Morning glory |



| Gazania |
| Chinese borage |
| African or Cape daisies |







| Pink jasmine |
| Nasturtium (red and yellow) |
| Onion flower |
| NZ Forget-me-not |
| Wandering Jew |
| Aristea aka blue stars |
| Fumitory aka earth smoke |




| Cup of gold |
| Flowering apricot |
| Watsonia...with a view |
| English lavender |
| Toadflax |

| Bottlebrush tree |




| Wisteria |
| Clematis |
| Coral aloe |

| Panahi - Cape Reinga |

| Purple Foxglove (above) - Milford Sound White Foxglove (right) - Milford Sound |

| Montbretia - Milford Sound |


| St. John's Wort - Milford Sound |



| Unknown - Milford Sound |
| See more flowers from our travels? Flowers of North America Flowers of Africa Flowers of the South Pacific Flowers of the South Atlantic Flowers of South America |
| How about Birds of the World? Maybe Butterflies? A Collective of Animals? |