Pink flowers of Thrift (Armeria maritima) cluster on the cliffs at Seatown in Dorset, England, along the World Heritage designated Jurassic Coast. They form carpets on the cliff top edges and occupy isolated ledges of collapsed material on the cliff face.
Red Campion 1 – Flowering Red Campion (Silene dioica) a common plant of the English countryside, growing on the river bank of the Cerne near Charlton Down in Dorset, 25th April 2017.
A beautiful display of colourful flowers in the Princess of Wales Conservatory at Kew Gardens in London, England, this March 2017.
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Kew Gardens were as delightful as ever today, with a super abundance of brightly coloured flowers, many and varied flourishing plants, not to mention the burgeoning wildlife.
Sea Campion (Silene uniflora) on Chesil Beach shingle
Sea Campion (Silene uniflora) is a common British seashore flower. I photographed these yesterday where they were growing on the pea-sized pebbles of Chesil Beach between Abbotsbury and West Bexington in Dorset, England.
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Still life photographs of the delicate white flowers and pink-purple tinged stamens on the Hoary Plantain (Plantago media L.) – also known as Lambs’ Tongue Plantain.
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This gloriously flower be-decked “Green Man” was celebrating the birth of William Shakespeare outside the Globe Theatre on the South Bank in London one sunny April day. All the flowers and foliage were real – he not only looked good but smelled great too.
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This is a lovely time of year with flowers everywhere in the Wessex countryside. I walked along Charminster Down yesterday, overlooking the Cerne Valley, and flowers were evident all around. The meadows on the down top were carpeted in acres of swaying grasses of every description. The hedgerows and banksides were threaded with a colourful profusion of wild flowers. The valley sides were cloaked in ripening wheat, barley, oats – and oil-seed rape intertwined with poppies creating, from a distance, a bright red misting over the entire field.
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