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I was all excited when I saw this herb store in Glasgow - with the plants outside and the beautiful signs. Inside was rather like a health food store here in the States, but what I really liked was the desk where you can make an appointment to consult with an herbalist. Wish it was so here!
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But here are the formal garden pictures. This collection of different heathers was beautifully arranged on a slope, with rhododendron and ablaze in color.
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A formal design at House for an Art Lover at Bellahouston Park in Glasgow.
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Also at Bellahouston Park, what is this? It looks similiar to angelica, and obviously the same large size, but not really quite right....
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And the British do love their colorful primrose, mixed here with tulips.
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A treat to see horse chestnut in flower. It brought back memories for several in the group who remembered them growing up.
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At the Glasgow Botanic Garden, I thought this color combination was just beautiful.
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Rhododendron in bloom at the Glasgow Botanic Garden, what colors.
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