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    An uncommon Harp Seal, bull basking in The Kennebec River, Phippsburg, Maine with Squirrel Point Lighthouse in the background. This is a seal from the Arctic Circle. They are being reported more frequently on the coast of Maine.
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    An uncommon Harp Seal, bull basking in The Kennebec River, Phippsburg, Maine with Squirrel Point Lighthouse in the background. This is a seal from the Arctic Circle. They are being reported more frequently on the coast of Maine.

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    • An uncommon Harp Seal, bull basking in The Kennebec River, Phippsburg, Maine with Squirrel Point Lighthouse in the background. This is a seal from the Arctic Circle. They are being reported more frequently on the coast of Maine.
    • This is a white Tradescantia or Spider Flower that grows as a perennial in my PHippsburg, coastal Maine gardens. It is related to the house plants commonly known as Wandering Jew and Spider Plants.
    • Iris ensanata, variety "Diamedes" also called Russian iris, introduced 1991, Japanese "Roof" Iris Maine coastal garden, Phippsburg. Japanese irises do really well here in damp soil.
    • Iris ensanata, variety "Diamedes" also called Russian iris, introduced 1991, Japanese "Roof" Iris Maine coastal garden, Phippsburg. Japanese irises do really well here in damp soil.
    • This is a white Tradescantia or Spider Flower that grows as a perennial in my PHippsburg, coastal Maine gardens. It is related to the house plants commonly known as Wandering Jew and Spider Plants.
    • Iris ensanata, variety "Diamedes" also called Russian iris, introduced 1991, Japanese "Roof" Iris Maine coastal garden, Phippsburg. Japanese irises do really well here in damp soil.
    • This is a white Tradescantia or Spider Flower that grows as a perennial in my PHippsburg, coastal Maine gardens. It is related to the house plants commonly known as Wandering Jew and Spider Plants.
    • Iris ensanata, variety "Diamedes" also called Russian iris, introduced 1991, Japanese "Roof" Iris Maine coastal garden, Phippsburg. Japanese irises do really well here in damp soil.
    • Fox Sparrow, a migratory bird in Phippsburg, Maine. These are our largest sparrows.
    • Fox Sparrow, a migratory bird in Phippsburg, Maine. These are our largest sparrows.
    • Fox Sparrow, a migratory bird in Phippsburg, Maine. These are our largest sparrows.
    • Fox Sparrow, a migratory bird in Phippsburg, Maine. These are our largest sparrows.
    • Fox Sparrow, a migratory bird in Phippsburg, Maine. These are our largest sparrows.
    • Fox Sparrow, a migratory bird in Phippsburg, Maine. These are our largest sparrows.
    • Swiss Chard, Bright Lights grows beautifully in containers. I grow it every year and eat it all summer to killing frost in Phippsburg, Maine
    • 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
    • Swiss Chard, Bright Lights grows beautifully in containers. I grow it every year and eat it all summer to killing frost in Phippsburg, Maine For more garden flowers of Maine visit http://www.robinrobinsonmaine.com/MaineBOTANICALSwildflowers/BOTANICALS/13997293_xThqdt
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