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This image features a vibrant assortment of flowers in a garden or field. The central focus is a large, salmon-pink dahlia. Surrounding it are several other types of flowers, including:  * Orange and yellow zinnias, with their dense, layered petals.  * Pink and fuchsia cosmos flowers, which have a simpler, daisy-like appearance with a yellow center. The background is a soft-focus blend of green foliage and more yellow flowers, suggesting a lush and colorful floral landscape.

Based on the image provided, the flowers appear to be a type of Flax or Linum species, specifically Linum perenne (Perennial Flax) or a similar variety. Here's why:  * Color: The vibrant, deep blue color is a key characteristic of many Linum species.  * Petals: The flowers have five petals, which is typical for the genus.  * Center: The distinct yellow center with a ring of stamens is another common feature.  * Leaves: The small, linear, and numerous leaves arranged along the stems are characteristic of flax.  * Growth Habit: They are growing in a rocky crevice, which is a common habitat for certain perennial flax species that thrive in well-drained, sometimes poor, soil conditions. While it's difficult to be 100% certain without more information, the combination of these features strongly suggests they are a species of blue flax.