Ordered Collection (page 5)

MH_0035
Actinidia chinensis Kiwi Green subject

MH_0004
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Pink subject White b/g

PB_F20
variety not identified Variety not identified

PB_F12
variety not identified Variety not identified

NP_0057
varieties not identified Variety not identified Blue subject White b/g

NP_0056A
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia White subject Grey b/g

NP_0052
varieties not identified Variety not identified Brown subject Brown b/g

NP_0050
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Black subject Black b/g

LW_0016
Helleborus - variety not identified Hellebore Mixed colours subject

LW_0003
Orchid- variety not identified Orchid White subject White b/g

LW_0001
Orchid- variety not identified Orchid White subject White b/g

LW_0007
Orchid- variety not identified Orchid Cream subject White b/g

LW_0019
Helleborus - variety not identified Hellebore Mixed colours subject White b/g

LW_0020
Helleborus - variety not identified Hellebore Red subject White b/g

LW_0017
Fatsia japonica Fatsia Green subject

JCB_0131
Helleborus orientalis hybrids Hellebore Pink subject

JN_0123
variety not identified Variety not identified Green subject

JN_0124
variety not identified Variety not identified Green subject

LW_0039
Papaver - variety not identified Poppy Green subject Black b/g

JM_0051
Acer - variety not identified Maple Mixed colours subject White background

JN_0045
Hydrangea - variety not identified Hydrangea

JB_0223
Gerbera - variety not identified Gerbera Red subject

JB_0216
Punica granatum Pomegranate Orange subject Orange b/g

JB_0217
Lunaria annua Honesty Pink subject Pink b/g

JCB_0117
Malus - variety not identified Apple Red subject

JG_0021
Gerbera - variety not identified Gerbera Yellow subject White b/g

JG_0029
Gerbera - variety not identified Gerbera

JG_0020
Gerbera - variety not identified Gerbera Red subject White b/g

GP_0316
variety not identified Salad Mixed colours subject

GP_0472
Variety not identified Green subject Brown b/g

GP_0530
Variety not identified Red subject

GP_0529
Helianthus annuus Sunflower Yellow subject

GP_0519
Variety not identified Brown subject

FL_0059
Acer palmatum dissectum atropurpureum Japanese maple Red subject White b/g

GP_0373
Phragmites australis Reeds / Sedge Green subject Green b/g

GP_0182
Lycopersicon esculentum Tomato Red subject

DR_0142
Quercus robur Oak - Acorn Brown subject Brown b/g

DR_0141
Quercus robur Oak - Acorn Green subject Brown b/g

DR_0140
Quercus robur Oak - Acorn Green subject Brown b/g

DR_0138
Sorbus aucuparia Rowan Red subject Brown b/g

DR_0139
Sorbus aucuparia Rowan Red subject Brown b/g

CS_T001-B003
Lavandula augustifolia Lavender Purple subject Mauve b/g

CS_T0008
Vaccinium oxycoccos Cranberry Red subject Red b/g

CS_C08-5012
Pachycereus Marginatus Colour Editorial Nobody View - Front view View - Side view Foliage Plant Drought resistant Repetition Several Growing Evergreen Outdoor Succulent Stem Sustainable plant Unusual

CS_C08-4522
Triticum durum Annual Colour Creative Daytime Editorial Foliage Graphic Growing Field Nobody Orientation - Horizontal orientation Outdoor Pattern Plant Repetition Row Seedling Many Size - small Soil

CS_C08-4724
Aloe arborescens Abstract Alike Colour Colour - Pastel colour Creative Daytime Drought resistant Dry Editorial Evergreen Foliage Graphic Growing Hairy Illustrative Layers Many Nobody Orientation

Boston ivy, Parthenocissus tricuspidata, growing across a bricked up window on a New York apartment block

CS_C08-0598
variety not identified Colour Nobody Daytime Editorial Growing Outdoor Pattern Plant View - Side view Foliage Leaf View - Front view Cottage garden plant Orientation - Horizontal orientation

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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.