As I wrote in my last post about the Fellows' Garden at Trinity College, there were other impressive flower beds to be seen throughout the site. The colourful display below could be seen alongside the path which leads from Queens Road to Trinity Bridge and on to the college itself. And it could all be seen for free by anyone caring to wander that way. You will notice that things can get rather crowded down by the river on fine days. There's not much else to be said - just let three simple colours talk for themselves....
Take care.
These are such pretty views, John. The combination of red and white flowers in the fresh Spring green works so well.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, John.
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful!:)
ReplyDeleteThat's very beautiful, and very smartly done.
ReplyDeleteThe red and white flowers, gorgeous! Spring beauty...so early compared to here, John.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs John - I can scarcely believe I live in the same country as it is freezing cold here.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so beautiful. Would love to take a walk through there and just let my eyes feast on all the colour and beauty.
ReplyDeleteSo crisp!
ReplyDeleteAny reason for the red and white combination?
Possibly because the college's coat of arms is predominantly red and white, though the college scarf is dark blue, red and gold, while the rugby team and rowing club's colour is dark blue.
DeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh my! What a riot in such a staid place!
ReplyDeleteWhat a spectacle! I particularly love your first and third photos!
ReplyDeletePretty flower bed!
ReplyDeleteOne of the most specacular displays of garden colour I've ever seen! I see how things get crowded too!
ReplyDeleteRed white and green, just like the Italian flag!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful combination of flowers. I can hardly wait until spring flowers appear in my corner of S Ontario. Still cold here although it's sunny today.
Good colour combination. The tulips could be mistaken for poppies.
ReplyDeleteRed and white - those are Canadian colours! We are celebrating 150 years this year. Such a young, young country.
ReplyDeleteHi John - stunning ... but your fault for picking a sunny day to venture out - not sure what you're meant to do otherwise ... but crowded humanity tends to sally forth on those sorts of days?! Amazing photos you've given us ... lovely - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteOh, my....these are just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely John!
ReplyDeleteKudos to the gardeners of this awesome place! The red and white flowers are a wonderful contrast to the green grass and trees.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely and inspiring beds, - nothing succeeds like simplicity.
ReplyDeleteSuperb captures John - thank you for sharing these delightful contrasts.
ReplyDeleteWhat a spectacular display of colour. Beautiful photos John.
ReplyDeleteI’m amazed how such simple combination of red, white, and green can make such spectacular landscape. I’d like to walk along the flowers in person. Your photos are breathtaking as always.
ReplyDeleteYoko
so very beautiful! Thank you for sharing your photos!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers, white and red fit well together. And poppy is my big favorite flower.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are really beautiful.
Hugs
So very beautiful! I almost can't believe these images are real...
ReplyDeleteespecially when I think of our slush and grey clouds. Spring is late this year. If there's a cold wind blowing there, it may well come from here. Sorry!
Take care!
Really special views indeed, warm greetings!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful color and lots and lots of people
ReplyDeleteMB
Beautiful and vibrant. The flowers appear to be leaping right off my computer screen!!
ReplyDeleteI've said it before and I'll say it again, there's nothing quite like spring in England! Tres belle images. Is all well with you John, have missed you ✨
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