This is a pictorial of photographs and paintings of gardens wild and tamed to be found all over the world. All work is credited to the best of my ability and unless otherwise stated they do not belong to me.

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  30th September

  plantingart:

  All done blooming, night blooming cereus (Taken with Instagram)

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  29th September

  indigodreams:

  bluepueblo:

  St. Catherine’s Wood, England

  photo via kdnet

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  28th September

  nybg:

  milesbarger:

  Pollia condensata
  Structural coloration at work.

  You’re forgiven for thinking someone went at these berries with a few shades of fancy nail polish. The fact is, it’s a natural phenomenon. Pollia condensata, or the “marble berry,” uses spiraled layers of cellulose to create this iridescent effect, producing what scientists call the most intense blue coloration of any biological material.

  The human benefits end with the aesthetic: these African berries aren’t anything you’d want to snack on, and because the blue isn’t the effect of a pigment, you won’t find them coloring textiles anytime soon. —MN

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• 
  27th September

  (Source: myinnerlandscape)

  Reblogged from: beautiful-portals
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  26th September

  (Source: bijouxnoir)

  Reblogged from: sisterhimalaya
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  25th September

  ionwkathy:

  (via JWD Publishing Blog » Joen Wolfrom’s Playing with Color: Color’s Wow Factor)

  Reblogged from: vmburkhardt
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  24th September

  wandery:

  Bodnant Gardens, Wales 19 by chris-parker on Flickr.

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• 
  23rd September

  wallacegardens:

  Story book chicken coop, with cottage garden. Residence to Black Copper and Splash Marans, Red Laced Blue Wing Wyandotte, and a Blue Ameraucana. Claremont, California.

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• 
  22nd September

  vmburkhardt:

  subtextoftime:

  sunsurfer:

  Autumn at McGregors Shed, Silverton, Washington

  photo from the gordons

  (via vmburkhardt)