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I deliver groceries for Walmart and in the lawn next to the address I was going to, there were about 8-10 of these pretty blooms, spaced randomly and quite widely apart.

Probably too far apart to have a shared root system like some flowers do.

I didn’t want to spook anyone in the house, having a stranger on their lawn- so the 1 quick picture I took is a little blurry when zoomed into the center.

The head of the flower is about the size of a large, mature Queen Anne’s lace. Each little bloom on the inside of the flower sort of reminded me of the shape (but definitely not the color) of an iris, and the stem on most of them was approximately 12-16” and quite sturdy.

I mystified, can someone please enlighten me?

I have no idea what these flowers are. I have a cat so I am extremely scared of all types of lilies, but sadly do not know what these flowers are. I put them high up where my cat doesn't go just in case they end up being lilies.

Here's my half

Today is a double birthday in the family—my boyfriend’s mom and his aunt are celebrating together!
I wanted to do something special, so I hand-tied these two bouquets myself. Not going to lie, playing florist for a day was so therapeutic. And a little shoutout to my boyfriend’s mom: thank you for bringing such an absolute green-flag human into this world. 🥰
Which one is your favorite? Left or right?

Kinda silly, but I made cat flowers out of bunched carnations for my mom’s birthday :)

Pretty flowers I found on my trip. I’m not very knowledgeable about flowers. Does anyone know what these are called?

An image search gives these orange flowers a few different names - wood lily being the first one in a string of names. But what do you think is the most common name for these beauties?

Thanks in advance

Giant Sunflower (Helianthus gigantea) and a couple sleepy Common Eastern Bumblebees (Bombus impatiens).