Fuchsia Limited Edition snow It looks out towards Murioch

It looks out towards Murioch

I have these flowering in my garden in late spring they are sometimes called Pheasants Eye as the centre of the flower resembles the eye of a pheasant

The brambles which line our laneways and form a large part of our hedgerows are referred to collectively as Rubus fructicosus

they remind me of smart gentlemen wearing suits

this painting shows the mountain in all its summer glory

Fuchsia Limited Edition snow It looks out towards MuriochThis wonderful red flowering plant grows all over West Kerry, the hedges are full of it and it is much loved by locals and bees alike. In the middle of winter its stems look brown and lifeless but by mid April it is green and soon the hedges are a blast of colour. The Limited Editions are beautifully printed on a very high quality art paper, using exceptional inks which have a fade proof archive quality of 75 years, most are printed from 100 although