Knowing from your response to previous posts about Czech flowers how much you like looking at photos of the flowers that I see on my many walks in the woods and fields of South Bohemia, here is another set for you.
Some will be familiar (violets,) to my British readers, some known only as garden flowers (grape hyacinths)
and some completely unknown such as the purple Phyteuma nigrum which grows in great numbers here.
I will blog again at the end of next month about the flowers of early summer, so watch this space.
Knowing from your response to previous posts about Czech flowers how much you like looking at photos of the flowers that I see on my many walks in the woods and fields of South Bohemia, here is another set for you.
Some will be familiar (violets,) to my British readers, some known only as garden flowers (grape hyacinths)
and some completely unknown such as the purple Phyteuma nigrum which grows in great numbers here.
I will blog again at the end of next month about the flowers of early summer, so watch this space.
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