The image displays a meticulously maintained garden section within the Wrocław University Botanical Garden (Ogród Botaniczny Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego) in Wrocław, Poland

The image displays a meticulously maintained garden section within the Wrocław University Botanical Garden (Ogród Botaniczny Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego) in Wrocław, Poland. No individuals or animals are present. The foreground features dark brown soil supporting various plant species. In the lower-left, a cluster of shriveled, dried brown plant material is visible. Adjacent to this, and extending towards the mid-left, are multiple plants with dark, purplish-green foliage and small, pale pink to light lavender flowers. To the mid-right, a robust growth of large, healthy green-leafed plants occupies the space. In the lower-right, a cluster of orange and reddish-orange, somewhat spherical flowers, some exhibiting signs of wilting, are present. The midground is dominated by three distinct rows of flowering plants. From left to right, there is a bed of yellow coneflowers (Echinacea paradoxa), followed by a dense mass of smaller, orange flowers (likely Tagetes or similar), and then a prominent bed of bright yellow Rudbeckia hirta (Black-eyed Susan) flowers with dark centers, extending across the right half of the frame. The background consists of a uniformly mown green lawn. A light-colored, semi-circular wooden bench with vertical slatted back and seat panels is centrally positioned on the grass. Beyond the lawn, in the upper background, a darker, mounded area of soil with sparse, young green growth indicates another planted section.