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About this time of year our garden becomes a mass of small, white, downward facing flowers. The snowdrops (Galanthus or 'milk flowers') have arrived -…

Last month, the leaves fell. This week, the snow came in and is now melting into something not so pretty nor inviting. Life just isn't black and white out of…

“Inspiration does not come like a bolt. Nor is it kinetic, energetic striving. It comes into us slowly and quietly all the time, though we must regularly and…

An everyday route becomes a scene of new discoveries, if only we took a little bit of time off for it. Regular roadside plants became a treasure trove, at just…

I spent a few hours at the local nursery yesterday simply to take some pictures and get out of the rain. I have never seen a white clematis. I've turned it…

I have always struggled with Bokeh. This is not a great capture, but with limited time today it was the best I could come up with.

Hello! I have many flower photos on my laptop and I have decided to join PhotoBlog to share them and also to be inspired by other peoples beautiful shots. I…

Rose Silver Wedding a moderately vigorous, bushy Hybrid Tea rose with a neat, compact growth habit. This is still flowering in our garden.

Also known as wind flowers are actually native to China, but were frequently cultivated in Japanese gardens when European explorers first saw them in the 17th…

Belonging to the Asteraceae family. In the language of flowers, the Michaelmas-daisy symbolizes a farewell or a departure.

Picture was taken at RSPB Old Moor in South Yorkshire England where a field of these is currently growing.
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