Our Cornish hedges are filled with colour at the moment, pinks, whites and blues abound with golds and soft yellows and the lime greens of new leaf growth. As we drive by, these all become beautiful blurs of mixed hues so I walked around the block, as it were, to capture the colours for you. I wish I could also bring you the quietness, the birdsong, the smells and the peace that came with taking all these photos for you. Click on any photo for more detail.
Bluebells with a Gren Veined White butterfly
Primroses
Pennywort with flowers
Pink Valerian
Pink Valerian close-up
Hedge bottom
Glorious golden Gorse or Furze
Dandelion
Cow Parsley
Celandine
Three Cornered Leeks – their stems are triangular and they are edible.
Blue and gold
Dog Violets, also edible
English Pink and Bluebells
Pink Campion
Celandines
Foxgloves in bud
Fiddlehead ferns
White dead nettle, edible
Bright green new growth of Crocosmia
Bluebells and Three Cornered Leeks
Delicate dandelion seedhead
Pink Clover
Is this a Lesser Stitchwort?
