It may be a common wild flower, but that doesn’t make it any less pretty – another photo from the Pembrey Country park “Floral Walk” in Carmarthenshire, Wales.
A Little Splash of Pink
Posted in Nature, Photography, Travel and tagged Carmarthenshire, countryside, flowers, nature, park, Penbrey Country Park, photography, pink, stillwalks, wales, walking, walks, wildflowers.
I have these all over the border of my back garden, as I let the borders go wild.
It’s lovely that they are so common and of course you should always have some wild areas in your garden – very important!
Every year the Green Man brings new treasures to my back garden and I also seed-bomb the city with the reservoir of seeds they supplies. . . I have two patches in my back garden that have been overtaken by wildflowers. . . and the honey bees are coming back this year after a long hiatus.
Swansea is looking gorgeous too at the moment with its wildflower verges and bejewelled corners and parks 🙂
I don’t get out much in to the countryside. . . but I live on the verge of Birmingham and the countryside (a green-belt area). . . 1920s suburbia with large back gardens. . . methinks the birds and the wind bring in the wild flowers from the countryside. . . I have wild blackberries and a wild cherry tree bearing fruit. . .
Sounds nice. There is a push in Swansea at the moment for more biodiversity which perhaps also saves money on cutting grass. The result is mostly very popular.
Sounds good for the bees and the economy