Wild garlic, Bear leek or Ramsons Allium ursinum is a bulbous perennial with a distinctive pungent garlic smell that pervades moist woodlands throughout Britain. Flowering in early spring, it is an important early bloom for the bees and other insects which pollinate them. This ancient woodland indicator has traditionally been used in medicine, the bulb being one of the key ingredients in tonics for rheumatic problems and high cholesterol.
Granville Harris is a Yorkshire based professional photographer with a passion for landscape and the great outdoors. His approach has always been the same; to make maximum use of locations using quality light, good composition and bold colour. These essential elements have led to his work being used extensively in advertising, editorial, and fine art markets.
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