Flower Garden

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lilac flowers

                           One of the first shrubs to flower in early summer is this beautifully scented lilac.

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Honeysuckle lines the driveway providing colour and fragrance in early summer.

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A tiger swallowtail butterfly rests, feeding on a lilac flower.
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                       Lilies are long-lasting, sturdy, fragrant and very hardy in Newfoundland.
                       They can stay in the ground year-round and just keep increasing in size each year.

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Pansies and violas are very hardy in Newfoundland,
acting as perennials by seeding themselves.

An old rhododendron (variety unknown) is flowers profusely for a short period in early July.

Yes, this isn't a flower, but a lichen, discovered in the field when it was being ploughed.
It's called 'British Soldiers' There are a number of types of lichen and mosses on the property as well as mushrooms and toadstools.

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