Scottish heather

All the rest of the Heather has gone over. This one not ready to give up yet.

Scottish Heather. Heather is seen as iconic of Scotland, where the plant grows widely. When poems like Bonnie Auld Scotland speak of "fragrant hills of purple heather', when the hero of Kidnapped flees through the heather, when heather and Scotland are linked in the same sentence, the heather talked about is Calluna vulgaris.

© Ellen Barone. It was in the Scottish Highlands that my passion for photography and travel first blossomed. With landscapes like this one, it is easy to remember why.

Seven gorgeous photos of the purple heather in full bloom free to download. Enjoy these beautiful royalty-free images of Scottish heather.

Heather Bush Highpoly by Simon Barle on ArtStation.

Glorified in Scottish folklore, poetry, and songs, heather is already a part of local culture and is now strongly associated with Scotland. The often severe conditions of Scotland do not scare off the beautiful enduring plant, and it thrives equally well in damp and dry climates, survives cool tempe

Fine art print of a sprig of Scottish bell heather - found on Stac Pollaidh, a mountain in the Highlands of Scotland. This heather was found, photographed & hand-drawn by myself, then painted in watercolour. Printed to a professional standard on fine art paper, each print will be signed and dated by myself before posting out. You can see the process of finding & painting this heather on Episode 31 of ‘She Walks, She Paints’, on YouTube: BACK TO THE HIGHLANDS! | Climbing Stac Pollaidh…