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superbloom at the tower of london
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We went up to London to see the flowers in the moat a the Tower of London: it was windy
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 Souvenirs |
 Coppa Club - A Place For Eating, Drinking, Meeting, Sleeping & Unwinding |
 The Shard was looking very silvery |
 HMS Belfast |
The Shard of glass? |
 Tower Bridge |
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 Rabbit netting lions |
 The Queen's Garden |
 Water for the birds |
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 Echium |
 Mixture including perennials |
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 The bumble moved |
 The poppy was blowing in the wind |
 Cornflower and bee |
 Echium vulgare - viper's bugloss |
 Poppies and cornflowers |
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 Mallow |
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 Chrysanthemum |
 The slide |
 Arctotis fastuosa 'Zulu Prince' |
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 Linum rubrum |
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 Marigold |
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 Polemonium? |
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 Convolvulus tricolor 'Royal Ensign' |
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 Californian poppy |
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 Linum and gypsophila |
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Flax |
 Flax |
Clarkia |
 Poppy |
 Mallow |
 Toadflax |
 Pink mallow |
 Possibly seseli |
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 The pollinators |
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We spent an hour walking through the flowers then had lunch at the Weatherspoons The Liberty Bounds is located just outside the boundary of the area, or liberty, controlled by the City of London. The pub stands close to the site of the scaffold where many prisoners from the Tower of London met their fate in the 16th and 17th century. |
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