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Foliage


We have a number of Oak and Chestnut trees in our garden, and for most of the summer they cast a deep shade, so the plants I have planted beneath them have been chosen for that environment. But, just for a few weeks in spring, before the trees come into full leaf, we can see them in a brighter light!
They are plants grown not for their flowers, which are mostly insignificant, but for their foliage, mainly Heucheras and Hostas, but also some woodland Geraniums and a species of Euphorbia which thrives in shade, and has curious green flowers.
Sony Alpha A100, Sony 18-55mm SAM lens. Photofinished in Picasa
They are plants grown not for their flowers, which are mostly insignificant, but for their foliage, mainly Heucheras and Hostas, but also some woodland Geraniums and a species of Euphorbia which thrives in shade, and has curious green flowers.
Sony Alpha A100, Sony 18-55mm SAM lens. Photofinished in Picasa
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Mikeinlagardette has replied to giovanegianYou are right, - there are too many subjects here, but I wanted to show that sometimes even foliage can have bright colours!
Ciao, Mike
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