Seedcase Collection

USA; North Carolina; Lotus seedcase with dew drops

Franklin NC, Perrs Water Garden, Seedcase of lotus flower with dew

Franklin NC, Perrys Water Gardens, seed case of lotus flower with dew

Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa) open and closed fruits, amongst leaf litter on woodland floor, Norfolk, England, September

Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa) close-up of fruit, growing in woodland, Vicarage Plantation, Mendlesham, Suffolk, England, August

Pere Davids Maple (Acer davidii) close-up of winged seedpods, in garden, Suffolk, England, August

Cultivated Lupin (Lupinus sp. ) close-up of seedpods, in garden, Bacton, Suffolk, England, July
Cultivated Lupin (Lupinus sp.) close-up of seedpods, in garden, Bacton, Suffolk, England, July

Annual Honesty (Lunaria annua) close-up of backlit seedpod with seeds, with small spider, in garden

Burdock (Arctium sp. ) bur
Burdock (Arctium sp.) bur

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In the heart of North Carolina, USA, lies a hidden gem known as Franklin. Nestled within this charming town is Perrys Water Garden, where nature's wonders come to life. One such marvel is the lotus seedcase adorned with delicate dew drops glistening in the morning sun. As you wander through Perrys Water Gardens, your eyes are drawn to the intricate details of the lotus flower's seedcase. Its graceful curves and ethereal beauty capture your imagination, transporting you to a serene oasis. But it's not just Franklin that holds these enchanting treasures; across the Atlantic Ocean in Norfolk, England, lies another captivating sight. Amidst a carpet of fallen leaves on a woodland floor, sweet chestnut fruits lay open and closed like precious jewels waiting to be discovered. Venturing further into Suffolk's Vicarage Plantation reveals yet another spectacle – sweet chestnut trees standing tall amidst lush woodlands. Here, you witness up-close the fruit that adorns their branches – an exquisite display of nature's craftsmanship. Nature never ceases to amaze us as we journey towards Redgrave and Lopham Fen N. N. R. , where European hornbeam trees thrive in river valley fens. Their fruit stands out against vibrant green foliage - small clusters of seeds enclosed within delicate casings. Moving southwards within Suffolk brings us to gardens filled with wonderment. Pere Davids Maple proudly displays its winged seedpods - nature's own helicopters ready for takeoff. These whimsical creations add charm and intrigue to any garden setting. Meanwhile, cultivated lupins grace Bacton gardens with their presence. Up close, their slender seedpods reveal rows upon rows of tiny treasures waiting patiently for their time to bloom anew. And let us not forget Annual Honesty - its backlit seedpod becomes an artistic masterpiece when illuminated by sunlight. A small spider finds solace among its seeds while adding an unexpected touch of life to this captivating scene.