Wednesday, March 5

Harlow Carr - in detail


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24 comments:

  1. AnonymousMarch 05, 2014

    So pretty Sue.

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 05, 2014

      They are, Victoria which is I guess why there are so many crocus photos about at the moment.

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  2. Jo@awholeplotofloveMarch 05, 2014

    As always, lovely photos.

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  3. JoMarch 05, 2014

    They look gorgeous in the sunshine.

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  4. rusty duckMarch 05, 2014

    No pheasants there then..

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 05, 2014

      We did hear one when we were walking in the woodland area, Jessica

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  5. tpalsMarch 05, 2014

    Such rich colors. Love.

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 05, 2014

      All the richer for the sun shining on them, tpals.

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  6. SnowbirdMarch 05, 2014

    Awww....how delicate and beautiful. How lovely to see flowers in the sunshine.xxx

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  7. Janneke March 05, 2014

    Beautiful photos with lovely vivid colours. I am looking forward to visit Harlow Carr in May when we go to Yorkshire.

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 05, 2014

      We intend to visit several times over the year so we can see how it changes through the seasons, Janneke. I hope you enjoy your visit.

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  8. Julie March 05, 2014

    Absolutely gorgeous :o)

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  9. KelliMarch 05, 2014

    Lovely bright photos - just how Spring should be!

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  10. CJMarch 05, 2014

    What beautiful vibrant colours. I especially like the yellow crocuses. What is the last flower Sue? It's very striking.

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 06, 2014

      It's a Anemone de Caen, CJ There was a bed of them in mixed colours.

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  11. Endah MurniyatiMarch 06, 2014

    So colorful and beautiful! I love the first and last pictures. So cool!

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 06, 2014

      I think the light helps define the flowers, Endah

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  12. MalarMarch 07, 2014

    What a pretty flowers! We can't have it planted here!

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    1. Sue GarrettMarch 07, 2014

      But you get to plant what we call exotics, Malar

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