Welcome to Villa Emilia (My Woodland Garden), a photography blog with a slant towards gardening and nature. An amateur gardener and photographer, I hope to share beautiful moments with you through pictures. 🤎 From autumn 2026 onwards, Villa Emilia will be even more Christmassy than before!

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23.5.2015

Greenery


Yesterday the weather was, finally, sunny and warm! The first daffodils are opening their blooms. Their stems have stayed very short this year.



This is how they looked last year:



Fortunately, the woodlands around offer lovely greens to be admired and enjoyed.
















I'm linking to Nick's


...

and wishing everyone a beautiful weekend!



13.3.2015

Happiness


Wednesday evening the sun came finally out and, so happy, I ran outside to enjoy its warm rays and to try to take some photos. Here are five of them:




You may have noticed that I enjoy taking photos of lingonberries. They look so sprightly throughout the year:




Our blueberries (bilberries) have deciduous leaves. In these photos you can see some spruce-cone debris scattered by the squirrels.




The sun is already going down...




I love taking counter-light photos:





Joining Amy


and


for Friday Greens



♥




Sunlit Sunday

at 

Karen's My Little Home and Garden



Happy Sunday!




20.2.2015

Friday greens

I know it's February. It means that we are supposed to have a lot of snow. Yet, there are moments when my "deficiency of chlorophyll" feels almost too much to bear...

Then I noticed that Gunilla participates in a lovely link party called Friday Greens. Exactly what I needed!

Of course I would like to participate using a recent photo, but I find for example this one more inspiring...




It is actually one of my favourites. It was taken in May, on a cloudy afternoon (in Central Finland). The bluish tinge in the background is just the gravel path, but I think it adds some mysterious atmosphere to the shot. :)