Such a sad sight here
The tumblr site was Robert Hadley and the photographer Nicola Bertellotti who photographs abandoned places

Happy Easter #eggs

So good to see pat havers and the team waterperry this morning #gardeners

Saddened to read of The Body Shop going into administration..now a shadow of its former campaigning self..I got to know Anita Roddick well in Brighton..she was a fantastic supporter of my shop Arkitekt in Brighton and would often drop in just to chat but rarely left empty-handed.

Good Afternoon
These are so pretty and the yellow feels necessary, it’s so dismal out with a threat of snow
Jane Wormell Narcissi

Suffolk County Council have cut their ENTIRE arts budget. Every person in Suffolk deserves access to the arts. For a tiny fraction of their budget the council can make this happen. Please sign and share the petition to oppose these cuts. megaphone.org.uk/petitions/stop… via @megaphoneuk

NeSpoon Polish Street artist who covers walls in delicate lacy patterns. She travels the world creating work that is not only beautiful but aesthetically pleasing. Some street art I find aggressive but this is stunning. The artist is at work in picture four

“Childing” is an old botanical term used to describe plants that produce younger florets around an older flower such as the “childing pink”. Another folk name for these plants is “hen and chicks” or as in the case of Pilosella aurantiaca, “fox and cubs”! #FolkloreThursday #nature

It's here! The 2024 Higgledy Garden seed sowing guide. All 85 of our flower seeds for cut flower gardens are skipping about in it.
It is generally for newbies but also makes a great winter's evening comfort read. :)
higgledygarden.com/2024/01/16/hig…

Save Potter’s Bridge to Keep the B1127 Open - Sign the Petition! chng.it/6ffYyQNx via Change.org UK

Daniel Casson
English Photographer whose ‘vivid painting -like Landscapes capture the unique and captivating beauty of his homeland’ Critics are right !

Leaf patterns

The great plantswoman Valerie Finnis (1924-2006), director of the Alpine Department at Waterperry. Muscari armeniacum 'Valerie Finnis', papaver nudicaule 'Constance Finnis' and clematis 'Bill MacKenzie', were just three of her many introductions.

Photo by Jan Baldwin.

Corvids.

Paul Evans
WOW. It’s always the same with his paintings ….i fall in love with them. Top drawer art for me ‘Frosted Evening ‘ 2021 Ink and Acrylic on Canvas. Feels chilly.

Love it - and in my bones kind of knew it from what works on our place and others through experimentation

Fascinating science

Forests were half open and full of grazing and light because of herbivores (and yes half trees - like savannah)

This Christmas, share the magic of books with children who need it most.

Donate £10 today and help more children discover a joy of books that could last a lifetime ✨

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‘Sinuous ‘ Photograph by Lars van de Goor Dutch photographer who. Specialises in trees . Really like this one

The Helichrysum flowers just get better and better as their papery buds unfurl a little more each day! #DailyBotanicalBeauty

Join us to celebrate our first Perennial Day and Plant Fair on Saturday 26th August from 9am in association with RHS Herbaceous Plant Committee.
Talks by Kirsty Wilson , Steven Edney , Cotswold Garden Flowers and a Q&A from other members of The RHS Herbaceous Plant Committee.
Tom Brown tours.