With, below, a Warwick theme:
And, our glorious bowmen. Perhaps there should be a commemorative statue somewhere in England (or, indeed, Wales) for these decisive men?
And, continuing the medieval theme, some 'Red Falstaffs' in my garden:
While other apples, including the incomparable Egremont Russet, draw near their destiny:
And, at last, some sunshine to tempt the gentians out:
'Season of mellow fruitfulness...'
Splendid late medievals,apples and gentians. My gentians are just on the cusp of flowering.They have been in the garden some years now along the rocky terrain I sometimes use as a backdrop for Army Red/White photos. They thrive with minimal input from me and look glorious .
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Your gentians sound like hardy fellows indeed. I've opted to have mine in pots/bowls in the tiny greenhouse, so that I can sit in there and enjoy them whatever the weather. I was wondering how you knew about my 18th C chaps ... then my son explained. More are, indeed, on the way.
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