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Princess of Wales Conservatory
Princess of Wales Conservatory
Sempervivum calcareum
Sempervivum arachnoideum ‘Robin’
Sempervivum ciliosum
Alpine House
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Geometry of buildings and plants at Kew Gardens.
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Fantastic – I’m so glad you included the cactus shots!
Thank you. Yes I really love the sempervivum. When I have my own garden there will be lots of these planted in there.
i think it’s great to have a passion for one species of plant – it gives a garden an edge.
True. These particular ones are pretty close to the ground so I’ll have some other types of plants too but I just can’t get over how cute these plants are.
EXTRAORDINARY!
Peace & cheers!
Thanks so much
Love all the Kew shots! I must visit the UK again soon. Thinking of teaching Maths – I must be mad!. Hope you’re having fun in London. I love the place and I especially love Kew. Your photos of it are amazing. Thank you.
Thanks for your lovely comment brissiemaz. Teaching here is hard work but good fun, I’d totally recommend it. Hope to see you over here one day
Wow, This is super, I really like the cactus 🙂
Thank you very much. I totally love the cactus too.
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Great ideas for the theme. 🙂
Thank you
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The pattern on the cacti is pretty amazing. 😉
I agree. Just love it
Fabulous photographs Georgia.
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