Evergeen Collection

Houseplant Air plant Evergeen Wild flower South east America indigenous
Tillandsia usneoides Spanish moss Grey subject

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Viola odorata Violet - Sweet violet Blue subject

Lichen covered tree trunks in coniferous forest habitat, Aviemore, Cairngorms N. P
Lichen covered tree trunks in coniferous forest habitat, Aviemore, Cairngorms N.P. Grampian Mountains, Highlands, Scotland, June

Pine Chafer (Polyphylla fullo) adult male, climbing on pine trunk, Italy, july

Suburban garden with chair, containers and conifers, Kent, England, autumn

Suburban garden with lawn and conifers, Kent, England, autumn

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"Evergreen Wonders: From Houseplants to Wild Flowers, the Beauty of South East America" Discover the enchanting world of evergreens, from houseplants to wild flowers, thriving in the indigenous landscapes of South East America. These resilient plants bring a touch of nature's splendor into our homes and gardens. In the lush forests, lichen-covered tree trunks create a mystical atmosphere in coniferous habitats found in Aviemore, Cairngorms National Park. Here, amidst towering pines, you can spot the majestic Pine Chafer climbing on trunks or clinging to ivy stems during warm Italian summers. Not only do these evergreens provide shelter for fascinating creatures like the Eurasian Red Squirrel perched on branches or drinking from pools in Scottish pine forests; they also grace suburban gardens with their presence. In Kent, England's autumnal embrace, conifers stand tall alongside chairs and containers or complement well-manicured lawns. The allure continues as we witness an awe-inspiring sight - a Golden Eagle calling out while perched atop a mighty pine tree in Flatanger, Norway's snowy February landscape. This magnificent bird exemplifies how evergreens serve as sanctuaries for wildlife across diverse regions. Whether it be indoors or outdoors, evergreens symbolize resilience and endurance throughout seasons. They remind us that even when everything else fades away with time's passage; these steadfast beauties remain constant sources of natural wonder and inspiration.