Germander speedwell  (Veronica chamaedrys)

      Veronica chamaedrys is a perennial herbaceous plant 10-25 (40) cm high. Ring blue is rarely white or pink. Leaves with short stems. Generally grows in grassy places like meadows, pastures, verges and lawns, as well as in woods, hedgerows and waste ground.  Blooms from mid-May to the end of August. Very common.  

               Japanese quince (Chaenomeles)

      Often prickly bushes. The leaves are simple, 3-5 cm long.Flowers are stacked in bunches and unfold earlier than the leaves. The flowers are usually red, but can be white or pink.  Fruits are the smallest among quince, apple-shaped, 3-4 cm in diameter. It blooms in May–August. Cultivated in Lithuania, spread in collective gardens.

                 Mistletoes (Viscum album)

        This is a semi-parasitic plant that grows in trees.European mistletoe has smooth-edged, oval, evergreen leaves borne in pairs along the woody stem, and waxy, white berries that it bears in clusters of two to six.One species grows in Lithuania.

           Geranium(Geranium pusillum)

         An annual, rarely biennial herbaceous plant.  Inflorescences dioecious, in the armpits of the leaves. The flowers are regular, fivefold, finer than other beaks growing with us, no more than 6-7 mm in diameter. Stems several, flat or ascending, ribbed, branched, overgrown with short, and the upper part of the stem and peduncles are also covered with glandular hairs. The leaves are circular, pubescent, hand-splitting. It grows in gardens, along roadsides, panama, garbage cans, fields, most often on sandy or loamy soils. It blooms all summer, until October. Flowers are pollinated by insects that collect nectar. Weed of gardens and fields.

                                Daisy (Bellis)

 Annual or perennial grasses with a leaf scrotum at the base of the stem. The leaves are shoveled or vice versa ovoid. The rifles are single. Tongue-like flowers of various colors: white, pink, pink, up to 1 cm long, tubular in the middle of the scapula, yellow. Flowering begins in April and blooms until late autumn. It grows in nurseries, cemeteries, meadows, lakeshores, riversides.

                      Clover   (Trifolium)

     A perennial plant 40−60 cm high with a long, branched root (with erect or ascending and flat stems and three-leaved leaves Each 30−90 fragrant flowers in a dense, rather large head, enveloped by two leaflets). It grows in meadows, fellings, glades and forest sites.

                     Thistle (Cirsium arvense)

       This is a perennial herbaceous plant. Height up to 1-1.2 m. Stem erect or flat. Leaves pinnate, 15-20 cm long. Inflorescence 10-22 mm in diameter, reddish, dioecious. Seeds 4-5 cm long, clinging to the fluff. Ground thistle is an intrusive weed that grows in meadows, gardens, along the roadsides, among cereals.. Every plant species has a unique floral fragrance.

                    Little clover (Trifolium dubium)

        Height 10-30 cm, stem creeping. The inflorescence consists of up to 15 flowers. It blooms from May to September.