SoS[22] - Elder
SoS[22] - Black Elder
SoS[22] - lonely daffodil - {17 of 23}
gdn[HC] - beginning to open {2 of 11}
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {18 of 23}
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {19 of 23}
SoS[22] / oaw[b&w] - Incoming !
SoS[22] - massed daffodils - {20 of 23}
SoS[22] - daffodils on the frontage - {21 of 23}
SoS[22] - gooseberry & wasp {1 of 7}
SoS[22] - blurred wood wasp {2 of 7}
SoS[22] - woodwasp at work {3 of 7}
SoS[22] - Busy Bee ...
SoS[22] / oaw[b&w] - upside down ?
SoS[22] - Cherry Blossom
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {22 of 23}
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {23 of 23}
SoS[22] - young leaves n little white flowers {1 o…
SoS[22] - young leaves {2 of 3}
SoS[22] - bronze leaves - {3 of 3}
SoS[22] - cherry blossom & bee
SoS[22] - wasp at work {4 of 7}
SoS[22] - another flower inspected {5 of 7}
SoS[22] - Beech unfurling new leaves
SoS[22] - Beech, very new leaves
SoS[22] - shivering beech leaves
SoS[22] - this was the pond
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {16 of 23}
SoS[22] -Daffodils - {15 of 23}
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {14 of 23}
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {13 of 23}
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {12 of 23}
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {10 of 23}
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {9 of 23}
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {8 of 23}
S0S[22] - Celandine
SoS[22] - rugosa's spring leaves
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {7 of 23}
SoS[22] - Daffodils - {5 of 23}
S0S[22] - yellow Daffs - {4 of 23}
SoS[22] - Conference buds
SoS[22] - Red Currant
SoS[22] - currant & bee
SoS[22] - Daffodil(s) - {3 of 23}
SoS[22] - Honesty
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SoS[22] - Hawthorn
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Hawthorn / quickthorn [Crataegus monogyna] lots of fresh green leaves, and closer examination revealed some flower buds.
Frequently planted as field hedges, Hawthorn grows quickly into a thorny mass, which, when kept trimmed, will usually be livestock resistant. Especially, when planted close together and "laid" at suitable intervals.
Frequently planted as field hedges, Hawthorn grows quickly into a thorny mass, which, when kept trimmed, will usually be livestock resistant. Especially, when planted close together and "laid" at suitable intervals.
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