Spring Has Come to Cannizaro Park
I went to Cannizaro Park early today to take pictures in the morning sunlight, and it was very lovely, I hope the photos have captured this.
The season is changing from early spring to the first warm days of spring, and the park is looking greener and lusher now. The last of the daffodils are in bloom, while the first bluebells have already opened. The Sunken Garden is beginning to look rather colourful, too.
Snake's head fritillaries in the Keir Garden - 7 April 2011
Daffodils in the early morning sun - 7 April 2011
Bluebells and daffodils in the Birch Grove - 7 April 2011
Tulips in the Sunken Garden - 7 April 2011
Flowers in the Sunken Garden - 7 April 2011
Daffodils on the Main Lawn - 7 April 2011
Daffodils at the entrance to the Dutch Garden - 7 April 2011
There are many more photos in this Flickr set: Cannizaro Park 07/04/2011
The season is changing from early spring to the first warm days of spring, and the park is looking greener and lusher now. The last of the daffodils are in bloom, while the first bluebells have already opened. The Sunken Garden is beginning to look rather colourful, too.
Snake's head fritillaries in the Keir Garden - 7 April 2011
Daffodils in the early morning sun - 7 April 2011
Bluebells and daffodils in the Birch Grove - 7 April 2011
Tulips in the Sunken Garden - 7 April 2011
Flowers in the Sunken Garden - 7 April 2011
Daffodils on the Main Lawn - 7 April 2011
Daffodils at the entrance to the Dutch Garden - 7 April 2011
There are many more photos in this Flickr set: Cannizaro Park 07/04/2011
A beautiful set of photos. I really loved the one of the tulips in the sunken garden. Looks a lovely place to visit. Caroline
ReplyDeleteThank you! It is a lovely place indeed, very beautiful in late spring/early summer and autumn as well.
ReplyDeleteOh I don't know this park! I must visit soon it looks so beautiful. Your blog is full of wonderful places to visit. Thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteCannizaro Park is a hidden gem, I totally recommend a visit. It's unfortunately a bit difficult to get to, but that's probably why it is what it is ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place! Do you know the name of the plant with little yellow flowers in the sunken garden?
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