Imperial Pheasant's Eye.

Imperial Pheasant's Eye.
I'm taking photos of the flowers in my garden.
I have a lot of flowers at home. They're all different and beautiful in their own way.
Take this flower, for example—it's also called the “Royal Crown.”
This flower isn't fussy to care for, but it's very beautiful. I have three of these flowers. They grow at the entrance to the yard, in the most visible spot. When I sit in the kitchen, I can see these flowers through the window. I drink coffee and admire the beautiful flowers in my garden.
The flower likes to be watered. On hot days, it needs to be watered twice a week. During rainy periods, you don’t need to water the flowers. Wait until the soil dries out after the rain, and then you can water them. Not all flowers like waterlogged soil. Everyone loves water, but you need to water in moderation. When watering, try not to get the flowers themselves wet; water at the base.
These are the beautiful orange flowers that grow in my garden.