Field Of Wild Flowers.
Large Tree.
Half-way up there
Already Dark
City park in Savannah, Georgia
A quiet autumn forest scene in northern Slovakia
Flying High.
The Power of Nature
Quiet Suburban Street Scene
Hügel & Licht
Green Filaments: Carpathian Grove
Freedom feeling, Cistus ladanifer, Penedos
Autumn tree.
Monkey puzzle tree (Araucaria araucana)
erstes Grün - heute Vormittag
erstes Grün - heute Nachmittag
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Amongst The Trees.
Mountain Goats of the City Zoo
Mondnacht
Cloud Over The School.
Penedos, HWW
Rocks And Trees.
Over The Hills.
Lone Tree
Country Lane
Not the most appropriate sign
Penedos, HFF is now closed, see you next Friday!
Over The Bridge.
Stacked and ready for winter
Camouflage
Asphodelus on HWW
Nasturtiums
H?
Penedos, my favorite trees
Invisible Threads of the Forest
Autumn Leaves.
Letters in the Small Carpathians
Around Easter last year
Garden Fence.
Der Liebesbaum (HFF !)
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Vielfalt der Grüntöne
Sumpf
Morgensonne
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" Amazing Nature - Einmalige Natur - La nature unique - La natura unica "
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Wild Garlic carpet
Spring is definitely here at last, and we've had our first foraging walk of the year.
Near us, the woodland floor is carpeted with wild garlic - excellent in salads or chopped into cooked dishes, and it makes a tasty pesto (in a PiP)!
In the UK it's illegal to dig up wild plants (without the landowner's permission) but ok to take leaves, flowers and fruit. Taking one leaf from a wild garlic plant is perfectly sustainable as it continues to grow happily.
Near us, the woodland floor is carpeted with wild garlic - excellent in salads or chopped into cooked dishes, and it makes a tasty pesto (in a PiP)!
In the UK it's illegal to dig up wild plants (without the landowner's permission) but ok to take leaves, flowers and fruit. Taking one leaf from a wild garlic plant is perfectly sustainable as it continues to grow happily.
Erhard Bernstein, Amelia, Annemarie, Jean-louis Thiaudiere and 3 other people have particularly liked this photo
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