Cultivated Collection (page 77)

Rice fields near the Ifugao village of Banga-An, northern area, island of Luzon, Philippines, Southeast Asia, Asia

Terraced rice fields of the Ifugao people, northern area, island of Luzon, Philippines, Southeast Asia, Asia

Woman picking cultivated roses, Al Ain, Oman, Middle East

Fields in the countryside in the land of the Gourague, Hosana region, Shoa province, Ethiopia, Africa

Barley field on the slopes of Entoto, Shoa province, Ethiopia, Africa

Mixed crops. Common POPPIES - with flowering linseed
HAR-2 Mixed crops. Common POPPIES - with flowering linseed Papaver rhoeas Arable weed, found in fields and on disturbed ground Anthony Harrison Please note that prints are personal display purposes

Barlwy Field - with blue sky & clouds UK
HAR-100 Barley field - with blue sky & clouds UK Anthony Harrison Please note that prints are personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Wheat field ripe ears of wheat against blue sky Germany
SAS-254 Wheat field - ripe ears of wheat against blue sky Germany Triticum L. Steffen & Alexandra Sailer Please note that prints are personal display purposes only

Hybrid Orchid - blossom. arboreal type, Hessen, Germany
USH-2432 Hybrid Orchid - blossom, arboreal type Hessen, Germany Beallaras Peggy Ruth Carpenter Duncan Usher Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Salt Flats in France
A birds eye view of a salt production area in the marshes, showing the areas where the salt is cultivated to the boat that will export it

Winter Flowers 1866
Cultivated & Wild: Hyacinthus (Hyacinths); Narcissus; Galanthus (Snowdrops); Polyanthus Primula; Euphorbia Pulcherrima (Poinsettia); Correa; Salvia

Autumn Flowers 1866
Cultivated Autumn flowers including: Lantana; Petunia; Phlox Drummondi; Calceolaria; Penstemon; Verbena; Fuschia & Solanum Jasminoides

Truffles Liebig 4
Although truffles normally grow naturally, they can be cultivated artificially if suitable conditions are created - a skilled process ! card 4 of 6

Timur on his Throne
TIMUR LENK (also known as Tamerlane etc) Mongol conqueror from Samarkand, depicted on his throne. He was ruthless but cultivated art and architecture. Date: 1336 - 1405

Halls Coca Wine
Coca Wine is made from a shrub cultivated in Bolivia and Peru, containing an alkaloid, the value of which cannot be overestimated. Yet it can be bought for only 2/6 a bottle

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Cultivated landscapes are a testament to human ingenuity and the beauty of nature. From the picturesque White Horse of Kilburn in Yorkshire, England, to the vast North Yorkshire Moors, these cultivated lands showcase the harmonious relationship between humans and their environment. In Wilmots Late Scarlet Strawberry fields, located amidst the stunning Tea plantations in Haputale, Sri Lanka Hill Country, one can witness the meticulous care taken by farmers to grow this delectable fruit. Similarly, on farms across England during wheat harvest season, combine harvesters work tirelessly to ensure a bountiful yield. The lavender fields of Plateau de Sault in Provence, France offer a sensory delight with their vibrant hues and intoxicating aroma. Meanwhile, in Staffordshire's countryside, tractors pause as hay bale making machines release perfectly formed bundles of hay into golden September sunlight. Italy's olive groves outside Anagni stand as timeless symbols of cultivation passed down through generations. In contrast, sunflower fields paint a vivid landscape across France's Loire Valley – an epitome of agricultural abundance. From humble parsnips like Pastinaca Tender and True to luscious strawberries bursting with sweetness; these crops demonstrate how cultivation brings nourishment and joy to our tables. Lavandin intermingled with single sunflowers exudes not only beauty but also possesses numerous healing properties such as anti-infective qualities and calming effects. This blend can be found in Sault, Vaucluse - a region known for its lavender production. These glimpses into cultivated spaces around the world remind us that agriculture is not just about sustenance but also about nurturing our connection with nature, and is through careful tending that we create landscapes that inspire awe while providing essential resources for our well-being.