Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => Flowers and Foliage Now => Topic started by: Gerdk on April 13, 2009, 11:20:47 AM
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Here are some pics made during a walk in a nature preserve - located inside and around a former limestone quarry. This area is situated a few kilometers from the famous Neanderthal, where the Neanderthaler was found.
1. a cherry twig
2. Viola reichenbachiana and Oxalis acetosella
3. V. reichenbachiana and Ranunculus ficaria
4. The spur of V. reichenbachiana
5. Viola riviniana
6. Viola riviniana reichenbachiana and Anemone nemorosa
7. Viola riviniana - spur
8. + 9. Viola riviniana
10. a surprise
Gerd
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:o Gerd :o ....no Neanderthaler ?
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Sorry Hans,
My wife didn't take pictures from me! ;)
Gerd
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Thanks for sharing those Gerd, I love the shade of blue in Viola rivinina!
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Very nice, Gerd. So what exactly is the surprise at the end?
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Gerd, you do like Viola ?? ;D
I hope that the surprise was a signpost to a good Konditorei? :D
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Gerd,
thanks for the beautiful "Osterspaziergang".
Luit,
the surprise - Mister Osterhase - must have been an artist and print worker!
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Very nice, Gerd. So what exactly is the surprise at the end?
Thank you Paul.
For me it's always a surprise to detect an egg in the woods - especially with a suggestion to visit a restaurant + cafe! ;)
Luit, unfortunately no Konditorei!
Gerd