Silent Sunday: Fawn Lilies and Mossy Foot of Garry Oak
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So pretty 🌷
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Thanks, Robbie!
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They are pretty flowers Audrey.
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Thanks, Denzil. There are meadows full of them in the area.
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Reblogged this on Anita Dawes and Jaye Marie.
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Thanks for the reblog!
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A beautiful capture, Audrey… why have I not seen these lovely Fawn Lilies before?
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They are wildflowers here on Vancouver Island, but maybe are not sold everywhere. I bought mine from a local nursery.
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They’re really lovely…
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There is a pink variety as well, a different species. I think it’s fussier. And a yellow horticultural type called “Pagoda,” which I do have but no photos, unfortunately.
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Beautiful
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Thanks, Sheree!
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So delicate and pure! xx
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Thanks, Joy! They’re also called “Easter lilies” because often they bloom about the time of that holiday. A meadow full of them is a lovely sight.
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A cosy little environment of its own.
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I hope so. I planted the lily there because they naturally grow near those trees.
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So green and lush!
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Thanks, Priscilla! Springtime lushness.
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Ooh, those lilies are beautiful!
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Thanks, Liz! It’s always nice when a wildflower decides it likes its spot in the garden.
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You’re welcome, Audrey!
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I grew up calling them Dog Tooth Violets. So nice to see them again, even if only in a photo.
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Thanks, Mollie!
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Awesome 👍
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Thank you, Priti!
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Read my blog 😁
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There’s something magical about woodland flowers, Audrey. Definitely fairies in them woods. ❤
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I haven’t managed to see the fairies yet, but there’s definitely a bunny and lots of birds.
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🙂
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I so love the poetic nature of this post’s title and the gentle photos of such lovely spring blooms! ❤
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Thanks, Layla. I thought I’d include the tree in the title, even though only a little of it is visible in the photos.
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How pretty!
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Thanks, Sheri. They are, and elegant too!
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You’re very welcome. Have a wonderful weekend. 😊
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You too, Sheri! 🙂
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Thank you! I actually ended up feeling unwell but it gave me some time to finish my book. 😅
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Time with books is never wasted. 🙂
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Too true. Even the ones you don’t end up enjoying have a tendency to teach you something.
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