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Malmö: Trees on a treeless street
Posted in Plants worldwide, tagged architecture, art, building, Malmö, photography, pictures, street, sweden, window on 22 February 2014| 1 Comment »
Lund, Sweden: winter in the botanical garden
Posted in Plants worldwide, tagged botanical garden, garden, gardening, greenhouse, lund, park, potted plant, snow, sweden, winter on 7 February 2014| 6 Comments »
Winter may not seem like the best time to visit a botanical garden. It’s cold, the trees look stark and leafless, and the smaller plants look, well, pathetic. But as I recently saw in Lund, Sweden, a garden in winter holds other other surprises…
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