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'Peachy Glow'...03/06/2013...
Early spring bloom
Thomas Jefferson Memorial and National Cherry Blossom 2012, Washington DC
Lotus Flowers
Butterfly on Zinnia
Silene, an unidentified flower that volunteers in my coastal, Phippsburg, Maine gardens. Seeds for this were introduced in some other plant, or perhaps a bird dropped them. This is a reseeding annual.
Silene, an unidentified flower that volunteers in my coastal, Phippsburg, Maine gardens. Seeds for this were introduced in some other plant, or perhaps a bird dropped them. This is a reseeding annual.
Tradicantia, also called Spiderwort ranges in color from this pure white through purple. There are no yellows that I know of. It is a reliable perennial in my coastal Maine gardens. It does flop as the flowers pass and then goes dormant, which can be annoying. When it starts to flop, I cut it back to the ground. A fresh flush of leaves will appear in a week or so. The new shoots are edible.
Tradicantia, also called Spiderwort ranges in color from this pure white through purple. There are no yellows that I know of. It is a reliable perennial in my coastal Maine gardens. It does flop as the flowers pass and then goes dormant, which can be annoying. When it starts to flop, I cut it back to the ground. A fresh flush of leaves will appear in a week or so. The new shoots are edible. For more garden flowers of Maine visit http://www.robinrobinsonmaine.com/MaineBOTANICALSwildflowers/BOTANICALS/13997293_xThqdt
Silene, an unidentified flower that volunteers in my coastal, Phippsburg, Maine gardens. Seeds for this were introduced in some other plant, or perhaps a bird dropped them. This is a reseeding annual.
Silene, an unidentified flower that volunteers in my coastal, Phippsburg, Maine gardens. Seeds for this were introduced in some other plant, or perhaps a bird dropped them. This is a reseeding annual.
Silene, an unidentified flower that volunteers in my coastal, Phippsburg, Maine gardens. Seeds for this were introduced in some other plant, or perhaps a bird dropped them. This is a reseeding annual.
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