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Buddleia and the Bridge - Ailish Sinclair

Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland

Buddleia and the Bridge - Ailish Sinclair

That’s the buddleia with the wee pond bridge in the background. June is fast becoming a time of purple flowers. Geraniums are growing wild in all sorts of places in the garden. This one’s down by the pond: And the wolf’s bane, also known as aconite and monk’s hood, much favoured in tales of magic, is tall and strong. No wolves here What happens when the teacher you can’t stand becomes the teacher you can’t resist? When dance student Amalphia Tre…Read Article

Cherry Blossom and Wellness - the Flowers of May - Ailish Sinclair

cherry blossom Cherry Blossom and Geranium I started this little rampage of flower posts with a blossom: apple. I’m ending with cherry. And a geranium. A pink and pretty celebration of summer and wellness. Wellness I used a blue to pink metaphor previously when writing about health. That seems like a really long time ago now. Lots has happened. Time has passed. It’s great being out in the garden this year, managing to stay relatively well and do…Wellness Read Article

Fire and Elephants - the Flowers of May - Ailish Sinclair

fireglow Fire and Elephants by the Pond The first of the fire and elephants is euphorbia fireglow. This stunning red plant remains fiery every year regardless of weeds and weather conditions. I usually misremember its name as euphoria, but that feels quite appropriate. The elephant’s ears bergenia is at the other side of the pond. Lush and lovely, this plant is also a hardy perennial, named for the shape of its leaves. Fountain off for a reflect…Elephants · Aberdeenshire Read Article

Darwin's Barberry - the Flowers of May - Ailish Sinclair

Fiery Darwin’s Barberry It’s sprawling. It’s madly overgrown. But I love it. Darwin’s Barberry is a prickly orange shrub in the berberis family. Originating in South America, it was first described by Charles Darwin in 1835 during the voyage of the Beagle. It looks like it’s on fire during late spring and early summer. Walking underneath, through to the rockery: Sisters at the Edge of the World When Morragh speaks to another person for the very …Aberdeenshire · Aberdeenshire Read Article

Ivy-leaved Toadflax - the Flowers of May - Ailish Sinclair

This ivy-leaved toadflax is growing in a drain at Broadsea just now. It’s a tough little plant, preferring to make its home in rocky, stony places. It was introduced to Britain as a garden flower hundreds of years ago, and was first recorded in the wild in 1640. This lovely toadflax was spread all along the back garden wall of one house I lived in, and I was sad to leave it behind when I moved. These flower posts are becoming rather nostalgic! T…Aberdeenshire · Aberdeenshire Read Article

Beautiful Bluebells - the Flowers of May - Ailish Sinclair

They’re everywhere through the woods, and all over the garden too. Beautiful bluebells. Blue, pink, and sometimes even white. Their heady aroma fills the air as they herald the arrival of summer. My Latest Series Meet Ariel and her classmates, Bubbles and Alexander, along with a whole cast of vibrant characters, as they experience love, life and adventure at the most prestigious dance school in Scotland. Each book in this coming-of-age series de…Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

Hawthorn - the Flowers of May - Ailish Sinclair

Hawthorn, according to folklore, is the most likely tree to be inhabited by fairies or the Wee Folk… It flowers in May, mainly in hedgerows and wild places. The scent of hawthorn is wild too, earthy and spicy, calling to mind rites of spring and naughty pixies. It feels like that to me anyway An Earthy and Spicy Series @a.dancers.journey A Dancer’s Journey Series by Ailish Sinclair Scotland’s all misty lochs and magical forests and perfect boyf…Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

Apple Blossom - the Flowers of May - Ailish Sinclair

Apple blossom has such a sweet and delicate scent. It was my Grandmother’s favourite flower, and it always makes me feel happy when it blooms. This particular tree produces small yellow fruits that are waxy and intensely fragrant. Today’s apple blossom is the first in a series of tiny flower-based blog posts. I’ll do them daily for a while. Historical Fiction Video I write unconventional romance and historical fiction, often set in Aberdeenshire…Apple · Aberdeenshire Read Article

Staring Out to Sea from Dunnottar Castle - Ailish Sinclair

A cliff-edge view Dunnottar Castle sits high on the cliffs near Stonehaven in Aberdeenshire. It’s scenic and sprawling and, though peaceful now, it boasts a turbulent history. Great Hall History of Dunnottar Castle Dunnottar was attacked by Vikings in the ninth century, and captured by William Wallace in 1297. Kings and queens loved to visit: Mary Queen of Scots, James VI, and at one point during my own visit, I was standing in the bedroom of Ch…Stonehaven, Scotland · Stonehaven Read Article

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