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Marsh Fragrant Orchid / gymnadenia densiflora. Nottinghamshire. 17/07/18.
'TRICKY CUSTOMER.'
Marsh Fragrant Orchids are notoriously difficult to identify with any real confidence. Certain characteristics will vary from one individual plant to another, often showing similarities with Chalk Fragrant Orchids
This is the top detail of a MFO flower spike, one of many seen in a disused Nottinghamshire claypit. There is a healthy population in the reserve, confined to one very marshy spot. Their towering pinkish-mauve spikes make an impressive show and invertebrates love them.
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A cynic is a man who, when he smells flowers, looks around for a coffin.
H. L. Mencken
American journalist, essayist, editor, satirist (1880 - 1956)
Fragrant climbing rose 'Summer Wine' from my beautiful garden. Another name for this variety is 'Freisinger Morgenröte'.
I'm not a specialist in the category of roses, but this one seemed beautiful to me when I bought it, and now it repays me with its beauty. Plus it smells great (take my word for it)
11th June 2022 Stafford Grammar School
I walked right around the school today about three quarters of a mile. YAY! Sadly it rained on our parade and kicked up a cold wind.
Full of these beautiful fragrant flowers are two large shrubs tucked up next to the house. Planted by the previous owner many years ago and much enjoyed now many years later.
It was nice to find this delicate orchid the North Downs other day. Most of them had gone over but there were still a few like this one that were in their prime.
Cestrum nocturnum Linneo.
Nelle notti d'estate i fiori emanano un intenso, inebriante ed inconfondibile profumo.
Headed up to the Hood River Valley this week to catch the lavender at peak bloom. We held our breath for a while hoping that the clouds wouldn't obscure the mountain, and fortunately we lucked out!
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Mount Hood towers over a lavender farm in the Hood River Valley, Parkdale, Oregon, USA.
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