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Beautiful Bleeding Heart Flowers at www.stanhywet.org/ Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens, Akron Ohio. 4/30/2013
The historic Tower of London is bleeding poppies! Artist Paul Cummins placed 888,246 ceramic flowers throughout the grounds as a tribute to the soldiers who fell during World War I. The installation is called “Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red,” and each of the ceramic flowers represents one British or Colonial fatality during the war.
Hand made in Paul Cummins' studio, poppies are available for £25.00 +p&p. All net proceeds plus a guaranteed 10% from every poppy sold will be shared equally amongst six service charities, which we hope will raise millions of pounds if all poppies are sold.
Very similar to a previous post, just though the composition looked nicer and the sharpness as well.
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The Himalayan Garden, (The Hutts, Grewelthorpe, Ripon, N. Yorkshire) provides a rich tapestry of Spring colour spread over 20 acres of woodland garden with over 500 different species of rhododendron and 1000 different hybrid rhododendrons and azaleas.
Bleeding Heart is the common name for this special flower.
With the warm sunshine this Easter weekend, it has just started to come into bloom.
You can easily see how it got its name !!
Best viewed large to see the waterdrops inside the white part of the flower.
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May 17, 2015: Arnold Arboretum
Disclaimer: These pictures are not as crisp as I would like because my camera was not focusing properly. It's being repaired now.
An Easter Sunday family day at my parents. This Bleeding Heart plant was in flower in the back garden.
Planted in June '08 - and bloomed first in August '08. This is a picture of it blooming in May '09- it's back on track. :-)
Thank you pennyeast for identifying it for me. "It is a Bleeding Heart Vine (Clerodendrum thomsoniae)"