Winter at RHS Wisley

Just before Christmas a friend and I decided to visit Wisley Gardens - it was a very cold and windy day, but I got a few photographs with my small Nikon camera.

I loved the colours in these leaves.

Gunnera covered over with their own leaves to protect them over the winter.  They mirror the pagoda roof.

I just loved the colour of this tree

And this oak tree at the end of the bonsai walk.  


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  1. Giga8 March 2014 at 19:27

    Gunnera niesamowicie wygląda. Drzewo z trzeciego zdjęcia ma piękny kolor. Pozdrawiam.
    Gunner looks amazing. Tree with third picture has a beautiful color. Yours.

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