Ordered Collection (page 4)

RE_0143
Phaseolus Vulgaris Purple Queen French Bean Purple subject White b/g

RGZ_0026
Abstract Green subject Black b/g

RM_0141
Parthenocissus quinquefolia Virginia creeper Red subject

SK_0072
Myosotis - variety not identified Forget-me-not Blue subject

SK_0097
Fraxinus excelsior Ash Green subject

SK_0099
Hordeum - variety not identified Barley Gold subject Blue b/g

RF_0135
Meconopsis cambrica Poppy - Welsh poppy Yellow subject White b/g

RF_0133
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Pink subject White b/g

RF_0132
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Pink subject White b/g

RF_0118
Allium schoenoprasum Chive Pink subject White b/g

RF_0124
Allium Globemaster Allium Pink subject

RF_0108
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Cream subject

RF_0105
Sempervivum - variety not identified Houseleek Green subject Green b/g

RF_0095
Arum - variety not identified Lily - Arum lily / Calla lily Orange subject Black b/g

mammillaria spinosissima, cactus, pincushion cactus, green subject
Mammillaria spinosissima Cactus - Pincushion cactus Green subject

PT_0115
Lavandula augustifolia Lavender Purple subject White b/g

PT_0110
variety not identified Variety not identified Green subject White b/g

PT_0109
variety not identified Variety not identified Green subject White b/g

PT_0099
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Red subject White b/g

PT_0078
Taraxacum officinale Dandelion clock Black & white White b/g

PT_0071
Prunus armeniaca Apricot Orange subject Black b/g

PT_0506
Dahlia Josie Gott Dahlia White subject

PT_0247
Papaver rhoeas Flower Plant Daytime Outdoor Growing Open View - Front view Orientation - Vertical orientation Many Editorial Creative Annual Flowering season - Summer Cottage garden plant Herb Wild

PT_0136
Cinnamomum verum Cinnamon Orange subject Black b/g

PT_0302
Castanea sativa Daytime Outdoor Close-up Open View - Front view View - aerial view Orientation - Vertical orientation Many Editorial Creative Fruiting season - Autumn Edible Colour Nobody row food

PT_0301
Punica - variety not identified Plant Daytime Outdoor Close-up View - Front view View - aerial view Orientation - Horizontal orientation Many Editorial Edible Fruit Colour Nobody food

PT_0290
Curcubita maxima Seed Daytime Outdoor Close-up View - Front view View - Side view Orientation - Vertical orientation Many Editorial Mixed varieties Food and Drink Edible Container Lifestyle market

PT_0289
Capsicum annuum Daytime Outdoor View - Front view Orientation - Horizontal orientation Many Editorial Spice Vegetable Colour Dry Food

PT_0288
Capsicum annuum Daytime Outdoor View - Front view Orientation - Vertical orientation Many Editorial Spice Vegetable Colour Dry Food

Dahlia, abstract deep red pattern against black

PST_0154
Pinus / Abies / Picea - variety not identified Pine / Fir / Spruce - variety not identified Brown subject Brown b/g

PST_0153
Lunaria annua Honesty Brown subject Brown b/g

PT_0009
Viola wittrockiana Pansy Mixed colours subject Black b/g

PT_0001
Corylus avellana Hazel / Cob-nut Brown subject

PT_0070
Allium cristophii Allium White b/g

PT_0063
Prunus - variety not identified Cherry Pink subject White b/g

PT_0061
Lunaria annua Honesty Green subject White b/g

PT_0060
Lunaria annua Honesty Green subject White b/g

PT_0041
Tropaeolum - variety not identified Nasturtium Green subject White b/g

MH_0094
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Orange subject Black b/g

MH_0101
Rosa - variety not identified Rose Pink subject Black b/g

PST_0152
Fagus sylvatica Beech Brown subject Brown b/g

PST_0151
Clematis - variety not identified Clematis Brown subject Brown b/g

PST_0149
Aesculus hippocastanum Horse chestnut / conker Brown subject Brown b/g

PST_0148
Aesculus hippocastanum Horse chestnut / conker Brown subject Brown b/g

PST_0146
Aesculus hippocastanum Horse chestnut / conker Brown subject Brown b/g

PST_0150
Fagus sylvatica Beech Brown subject Brown b/g

PST_0147
Aesculus hippocastanum Horse chestnut / conker Brown subject Brown b/g

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"Ordered Chaos: Exploring the Elements of HMAS Melbourne (21) and Beyond" Step aboard Her Majesty's Australian Ship (HMAS) Melbourne (21), where order reigns supreme. Just like the Standard periodic table, element types are meticulously arranged to ensure smooth sailing in this naval vessel. But order extends beyond the ship's walls. Take a peek into Cafe Royal, where The Girl who ordered a glass of milk finds solace amidst the hustle and bustle. In her hands, a card index box holds secrets waiting to be organized. Meanwhile, Princess Beatrice of Saxe-Coburg enjoys a moment with her family, embodying grace and elegance amidst their orderly existence. Even the Fleet Air Arm's Grumman Martlet II - AM958 takes flight with precision and control. History reveals moments when chaos meets order on the battlefield. The Battle of Pacocha witnessed an intense action between HMS Shah and Ameth, showcasing strategic maneuvers amid turbulent waters. Across borders, even United States Coast Guard's Lockheed SC-130B Hercules 1342 adheres to meticulous organization while safeguarding lives at sea. Venturing further into land territory brings us to Villandry castle's gardens from above – an awe-inspiring sight that showcases nature tamed by human design. Similarly, Hadrian's Wall stands tall as a testament to ancient Roman engineering marvels at Winshields. And let us not forget about historical incidents that shaped our world; such as the 1923 Corfu Incident which demanded swift resolution through diplomatic channels – another example of bringing order out of chaos. In this vast tapestry we call life, "ordered" is more than just a word; it represents structure amidst complexity. From naval vessels to cafes, from princesses to battlefields – every aspect strives for harmony within its own realm. So let us appreciate these glimpses into ordered worlds that make ours all the more fascinating.