[Andrew Martonik]

Spring tulips. Taken with a Galaxy S6.

Big or small, there's something to be enjoyed about a well-maintained garden. Whether you're the one getting your hands dirty or you're just passing by someone else's work, a nice garden is worth stopping and snapping a few photos of. In this latest photo contest we're asking you to do just that, and we can't wait to see what you capture.

Two winners will be selected in this contest, with each taking home a Moto 360!

Entering is easy. Just drop your entry in a post below. Tell us what Android you used to get the picture, and any back story you want to add to it. We'll pick a winner Tuesday (July 28) night at 11:59 PM ET, and announce them on the blog with next Wednesday's contest.

• Pictures must be taken with an Android device
• Pictures must be uploaded to the contest thread. I'm not running all over the Internet to track them down.
• You have to tell us what device you used to take the picture, and any special software you might have used. Editing your pictures is fine — this is art.
• Feel free to add a little back story — we want to know how the picture came to be.
• You must have used a valid email address to register here at AC, so I know how to contact the winner.
• Only one entry per contest per person.

Good luck, everyone!

[Domenico Lamberti]

Moto G 2013, Stock Moto Camera app, HDR forced on.

I had just finished a ****ty day at work and had needed to do some landscaping in the garden, so i went to a B&Q (hardware/garden centre in the UK) and whilst i was there i took a load of photos of the flowers before i got to the stuff i needed, this was probably my favourite from the bunch, closely backed by my second... which you wont see.

[the tall guy]

Taken with my S6, non edited, just point and shoot. I don't have a large garden, this photo is evidence. Some little / random flower growing through my pebbles at the door. Loving how easy and effortless the S6 camera is.

[colleenrocks]

This is a black swallowtail caterpillar munching on some dill in my home garden. I plant extra to attract these guys, because I love watching them turn into butterflies!

Taken with an HTC One M8.

[xd1936]

One of the first pictures I took with my Xperia Z3 Compact, during the local Tulip Time festival. Tweaked with Google Photos.



Imgur link

[Ryandroid86]

Taken with my old Nexus 5 just after I got married. Edited with Google photos. Las Vegas

Posted via the Android Central App

[algarblandom]

Taken with a Nexus 5 with Lens Blur effect (no editing) in the US Botanic Garden of Washington

[raymer]

Used my old HTC one m7 last summer on Michael's zen garden.

[sipock97]

Taken with LG G3 at Norfolk Botanical Gardens. This was shot in the Japan section with main focus on the Japanese Red Maple.

[aegisys]

This is a native wood lily in my garden, taken with my moto x (2014) stock camera app.

[rpz3.14]

This picture is from an area between two clematises that we've let grow a bit, as you can tell from the common daisy and clover. The bright white and the shadow caught my eye yesterday as I was walking into our house. For all the work that we go to to maintain gardens, there is certainly beauty in "weeds", as well.

This was captured with my Nexus 6, Manual Camera app, and edited in Google Photos.

[georojas]

Living in New York for 20 years and I had never visited The High Line. Last week me and my wife decided to just get up and go take a stroll. To both our surprise we enjoyed the walk and now the High Line is our new favorite place. Its great for taking pictures of the sunsets, also lots of opportunities to take pictures of the beautiful gardens there. I highly recommend it.

This picture was taken while walking on The High Line.

The Phone I used was my LG G3
I used Snapseed to edit the photo.

[bertoid]

This is a lily I have growing in my front yard, taken with the stock HTC One (M9) camera.

[joey563]

Took with my Moto x 2013 at a little tucked away garden area in Saint Augustine Fl. My girlfriend and I stumbled upon it and thought it was a super quiet and pretty place that ended up leading to a Greek Orthodox Church museum.

[Chris Panton]

Took this photo using a Samsung galaxy s6, with the stock camera app. No editing done
This photo was taken in Savannah, GA. My fiance and I were on a long weekend together visiting. Was a very enjoyable time!

[Darth Dave]

HTC One m8 , HTC photo editor - Windmere theme
One day I went to visit my grandma who suffers from depression and we were strolling in the garden in front of the elders' house were she lives when I noticed these beautifully maintained flowers. Sadly, the beauty of the place doesn't seem to ease her pain much.

[Robert Brus]

This was taken from my old Droid X2. It was our old mango tree in Marco Island, FL. It took many years of hard work and patience to get a tree to produce so much fruit. It may not be extremely beautiful but it is definitely interesting.

[Adel Hashemi]

Nexus 5 (Android 5), edited with Google Photos app
A friend invited me to visit the beautiful garden in my university, I loved the cactuses!

[manosome]

OnePlus One with HDR

[manosome]

OnePlus One with HDR

[Edith2488]

I can't delete this post.

[kjdroid007]

Taken with Galaxy Note 4, edited with Snapseed, and watermark applied in Pixlr. The photograph was taken as a result of documenting the first sunflowers to be grown in the backyard garden in several years.

[Matthew Bruno]

Taken on my S6 in low light conditions at the butchart gardens in victoria last week. Used standard camera app and no editing - wish the standard app let you control shutter speed.

[cradrock77]

Taken with my Galaxy Note 3, this is the path to my front door...passing petunia, vinca, merigold, fringe flowers shrubs, potato vines and more.

[Jeff Quinn1]

My garden is on my deck. I took the picture with my Droid Turbo set on panorama.