An English country garden – well suburban, actually!
By: shortfinals
Tags: beech, beech hedge, bursting with life, cornflower, fern, Fulwood, garden, intense blue, lawn, lilacs, May, relatives, rhododedendron, shade-loving plants, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, tea, Virginia stock, yellow poppies
Category: British Isles, England, Great Britain, Plants, South Yorkshire
| Aperture: | f/4 |
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| Focal Length: | 9.2mm |
| ISO: | 100 |
| Shutter: | 1/0 sec |
| Camera: | MVC-CD500 |
I’m sitting here, watching the thermometer plunging into the teens (Farenheit), and thought how I might cheer myself up. Well, here is the answer – a beautiful English garden, in Fulwood, Sheffield, South Yorkshire. The lilacs foaming like a waterfall in the corner, next to the rhododendrons. The intense blue of the cornflower contrasts with the green of the lawn, and the beech hedge is showing its dark heart – and keeping the ferns and other shade-loving plants cool. Virginia stock in bloom, tiny yellow poppies tracking the sun, and everything bursting with life. Very well then, I must confess that I have a vested interest in this particular garden….it’s ‘back home’ in South Yorkshire at the end of May, and my relatives had just called to me that tea was ready!
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