Edible flowers, Perennial vegetables

Late May flowers in the Edible Garden

May 20, 2018 Stephen Barstow Leave a comment

A selection of late May flowers in the Edible Garden:

Trillium grandiflorum intertwined with a self-sowed Hablitzia

Trillium grandiflorum intertwined with a self-sowed Hablitzia and Lilium martagon

Trillium flexipes, Nodding wakerobin

Trillium flexipes, Nodding wakerobin

Allium humile, a beauty from the mountains of China

Allium humile, a beauty from the mountains of China

Allium humile, a beauty from the mountains of China

Dandelion peeping between the hairy stems of Heracleum maximum

I love the way Trillium grandiflorum petals turn pink towards the end (as wood anemone also does sometimes)

I love the way Trillium grandiflorum petals turn pink towards the end (as wood anemone also does sometimes)

I love the way Trillium grandiflorum petals turn pink towards the end (as wood anemone also does sometimes)

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