Color is the deciding factor for the majority of consumers when buying cut flowers; whether the blooms are a favorite shade, or the bouquet tones well with the curtains. Apart from this conscious type of choice, color also has a profound effect on the human psyche. THE resource for Flower Seeds! Once .

Keen wildlife enthusiast and amateur photographer, wishing to share experiences with anyone wanting to know. Sunday, 15 September 2013. 6 Spot Burnet on Thyme. Red Admiral on Red Valerian. Sunday, 3 February 2013.

The Friends Forum of Bromley Parks and Green Spaces works in partnership with the London Borough of Bromley to create a better environment for all. Each Friends Group within the Forum helps care for a specific park or green space in the borough. Through the partnership, users and visitors to our community get a greater say in what goes on in their local areas. The conservation and protection of parks and green spaces. The appearance of parks and green spaces.

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Native flowers of the British Isles. FloralImages is a collection of pictures of the North-western European flora - mainly the UK and Ireland. If you are trying to identify a plant or flower then browse the colour groups or search the common name index if you think you know a name for it. If you know which family the plant is in then the Botanical Family index will help you.

One flower for every day of the year. Friday, 24 August 2007. Saturday, 18 August 2007. Friday, 17 August 2007. Field scabious - Knautia arvensis.

Thursday, 1 April 2010. Please click over photo to enlarge. Thursday, 21 January 2010.

Collecting together in one place the information about Lancashire wildlife published on blogs. To help people discover, enjoy and protect our local natural history. Please note the content of any blog post on this site is the property of the specific blog publisher and not this website.