Stansted
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This was taken a while ago at Stansted House Gardens, they were stunning and so many beautiful wonderful flowers to see. This delicate geranium was one of them. I love the petals they look just like tissue paper. See my other Geranium I’ve been ironed
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This was also taken at Stansted House Gardens, it looks like the previous Geranium…......all nicely ironed…....LOL See my other Geranium / I need an iron /
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This is yet another Geranium at Stansted House Gardens… This is especially for Jen AKA Pijinlane as she loves Geraniums and she collects them…..... See my other Geranium Simple Beauty /
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This was taken at Stansted House Gardens…..... I cannot remember the name of this one Camera Used: Canon Powershot A700 Techs / Aperture: F4 / Exposure Time: 1/100 / Flash: No / Focal Length: 5.8mm / ISO: / Shutterspeed: 1/101
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Another stunning Lily at Stansted House Gardens , the amazing thing was I discovered the gardens are about 10 minutes drive away from me, it is totally free admission to walk round the stunning flowers. It was a wet windy day but I didn’t notice and when i found the walled garden and saw the stunning flowers it was like I had died and gone to heaven, the sun even came out briefly…................ I will be uploading an image of the walled garden later. Camera Used: Canon Powershot A700 Techs / Aperture: F / Exposure Time: 1/ / Flash: / Focal Length: mm / ISO: / Shutterspeed: 1/
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Some of the beautiful Globe Thistles at Stansted House Gardens Camera Used: Canon Powershot A700 Techs / Aperture: F4.8 / Exposure Time: 1/200 / Flash: No / Focal Length: 34.8mm / ISO: / Shutterspeed: 1/202
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This was taken last summer at Stansted House Gardens which is about 10 minutes drive away from my home, the gardens are free to look around. I was amazed at the hundreds of plants there, and was in seventh heaven when I wandered around the walled garden it was delightful, I just hope my photos do it justice.
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This was taken last summer at Stansted House Gardens which is about 10 minutes drive away from my home, the gardens are free to look around. I was amazed at the hundreds of plants there, and was in seventh heaven when I wandered around the Dutch Garden it was delightful, I just hope my photos do it justice. It was opened by Alan Titchmarsh. This fourth image is another view inside the garden. /
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This was taken last summer at Stansted House Gardens which is about 10 minutes drive away from my home, the gardens are free to look around. I was amazed at the hundreds of plants there, and was in seventh heaven when I wandered around the Dutch Garden it was delightful, I just hope my photos do it justice. It was opened by Alan Titchmarsh. This last image is of a beautiful stone urn filled with plants in the middle of a pond inside the garden.
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And another flower in The Dutch Garden
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Taken at Stansted House Gardens
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Taken at Stansted House gardens, this looks like a beautiful peachy colour quince. I have given it the oil painting look followed by the canvas look. I think it looks good.
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Taken at Stansted House Gardens
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Taken at Stansted House Gardens….one of my favourite plants, I just love the delicate flowers. Taken after a sudden shower. These are called Bleeding Hearts and there is also a pure white variety too.
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Taken at Stansted House Gardens
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This was taken by the pond at Stansted House Gradens
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On Saturday I went with Katie to Stansted House holding on tightly to my new camera that arrived on Friday. I am in love again LOL….. anyway I decided I have posted so many flower images from Stansted House Gardens that I should at last post one of the House. We were not able to go right up to the house but with my lovely new camera Canon Powershot SX10 IS I was able to zoom in for this image.
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Taken at Stansted House Gardens, Hampshire….......I went for a wander in the Dutch Garden passing under an archway that was entwined in a beautiful clematis,
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Taken at Stansted House Gardens on Saturday 29 August 2009. / Canon Powershot SX10 IS. Borage, also known as starflower is an annual herb originating in Syria, but naturalized throughout the Mediterranean region, as well as Asia Minor, Europe, North Africa, and South America. It grows to a height of 60-100 cm (2-3 feet), and is bristly or hairy all over the stems and leaves; the leaves are alternate, simple, and 5-15 cm (2-6 in) long. The flowers are complete, perfect with five narrow, triangular-pointed petals. Flowers are most often blue in color, although pink flowers are sometime observed. White flowered types are also cultivated. The flowers arise along scorpiod cymes to form large floral displays with multiple flowers blooming simultaneously, suggesting that borage has a high degree of geitonogamy. It has an indeterminate growth habit which may lead to prolific spreading. In milder climates, borage will bloom continuously for most of the year. info fromWilkipedia
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Taken at Stansted House Gardens on Saturday 29 August 2009. / Canon Powershot SX10 IS.
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Taken at Stansted House Gardens, Hampshire on Saturday 29 August 2009. / Canon Powershot SX10 IS.
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Taken at Stansted House Gardens, Hampshire on Saturday 29 August 2009. / Canon Powershot SX10 IS. I had a play around in GIMP with this image and tweaked a few things ending with an old photo process.
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Taken at Stansted House Gardens on Thursday 10 September 2009. / Canon Powershot SX10 IS Borage Plant / Borago officinalis Flowers and seeds have a delicate cucumber flavour – perfect in salads or pop a flower or two into your Pimms! In the alternative, steep flowers in boiling water to make a wonderfully restorative tea. Very showy blue flowers that attract bees and butterflies. Whilst the flowers and seeds of Borage are safe for human consumption, recent research has indicated that the leaves and stems contain compounds that may cause liver damage – so the eating of Borage leaves and stems should be avoided. We must reiterate that the flowers and seed of Borage are safe for internal consumption. Info obtained from the following website
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I uploaded this image late last night and called it purple, however after a night’s sleep and looking at it now …....should that be blue not purple?? Taken at Stansted House Gardens on Thursday 10 September 2009. Canon Powershot SX10 IS.
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