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From musings on art and literature, to events, happenings and the latest Floristry florals, read and watch what’s inspiring us.
A windy, pitted road leads up to the highlands of Oishi Kogen. One of the seven flowers of Autumn, the tall sedges of susuki (pampas grass) turn from a warm palomino tone to shades of pearlescent silver at this time of year.
Stretching as far as the eye can see, golden fields stretch and roll over the horizon. If you wait a moment, the breeze lifts and stirs the distant sunflowers, wrinkling them into a mirage. But step closer and dust rolls underfoot on the arid earth. You can stand among these...
In late spring, an annual blue haze appears as if a mirage, with bluebells sending wafts of delicate notes into the still-cold air. Keats called this native plant the ‘Sapphire queen of the mid-May’, and walking these flowers is somewhat of a national ritual.
The first sign of spring in Hangzhou can be found on the banks of the city’s idyllic West Lake. We like to take a day strolling around the water’s edge, making sure to stop at Viewing Fish at Flower Pond.
Scotland’s breath-taking West Coast and Highlands are home to Cailleach Bheur, also known as Beira, Queen of Winter. Every winter, she transforms the landscape with snow and ice, sometimes even freezing the magnificent An Steall Bàn, the UK’s second-highest waterfall.
