These are photos taken in the garden on a daily basis throughout the year, so you can see the seasonal changes as they occur.
6/15 - Cardiocrinum giganteum
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6/16 - Magnolia figo, which smells of bananas
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6/17 - Dracunculus vulgaris, which smells of rotting flesh, and is pollinated by flies.
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6/18 - Primula florindae, which has a sweet smell.
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6/19 - Eremus robustus
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6/20 - White flowers from three different shrubs: left is Franklinia alatamaha, named by John Bartram for his friend Benjamin Franklin; center is Styrax japonica; right is Philadelphus 'Belle Etoile'.
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6/21 - Iris louisiana 'Black Gamecock'
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