The large, lush leaves of the ramsons are an irresistible target for fidgety fingers such as mine and of course I was soon crushing the leaves between my fingers and enjoying the pungent garlic smell these plants are of course known for.
Trouble with this of course is that I then ended up with garlicky fingers for the rest of the afternoon.
Luckily I didn't have a date or anything.
Si
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Wow. That beautiful bee was a surprise!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. So much to see nature-wise at this time of year. (I'm ecstatic after last night seeing a pair of hedehogs in our garden rather than just the one which we've had sine last year!).
ReplyDeleteIt's suddenly looking very colourful out there! I managed to fall into a patch of ramsons once.
ReplyDeleteNot seen a hedgehog yet, wonder if the mild night will bring them out. Thanks all for commenting
ReplyDeleteGreat colouring Si.
ReplyDeleteLovely set of photos - I always look forward to seeing (and smelling!) Wild Garlic in flower. Can be a wonderful sight en masse especially when mixed with Bluebells :)
ReplyDeleteI love wild garlic. It grows in the garden. I add it chopped to salads...delicious.
ReplyDeleteLove the bee.
OLur ramsons aren't in bloom yet, though the leaves are everywhere in our woods
ReplyDeleteThank you all! An even bigger adventure today!
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