The colours of spring were in full bloom when an Argus Camera Club snapper visited an historic site.
Arundel is home to award-winning gardens rich with vibrant flowers and plants at the base of the towering Arundel Castle.
The 11th century castle and 19th century cathedral provide a picturesque backdrop to the tranquil gardens, as demonstrated by Joanna Kaczorowska.
On a stroll around the gardens at the weekend, Joanna captured the many species of flowers in the glorious sunshine.
One picture captured the amethyst pom-pom headed alliums that are growing in the gardens in their thousands, while others displayed a crowd of daisies and bright blue miniature flowers.
Joanna also captured the secluded feel of the gardens as she ambled down a path towards the castle, which can be seen nestled between a canopy of trees.
The garden was opened in 2008 as a memorial to the 14th Earl of Arundel. Inside, visitors will find a central canal and domed pergola.
It is the perfect place to wander and relish the joys of spring for both nature and history lovers.
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