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Well done Mr Angie!  |
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Interesting, isn't it that my mystery plant that wasn't in my wildflower book turned out to be a European escapee: celandine! And your mystery plant turned out to be a North American escapee! A big "well done" to your hubby! It's like scratching an itch...feels so good to get sometung identified! |
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Yes a new meaning to US/UK cultural exchange!!! The little plant is safe with me - I shall not disturb it now. Not that I was going to because it is a pretty little thing. |
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How did you end up with it in your garden Angie??? |
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It arrived all by itself Moli! I do have heuchera, but on the other side of the garden. Just noticed a single flower spike about 2 years ago and thought oh that looks pretty, I won't call it a weed and it's grown from there - obviously suited to the place it chose! |
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I don't know but I haver one very similar in pink!  I'll get a pic, it's at my new house, it's some type of geranium, has the fuzzy leaves, but looks very similar. |
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LOL. Moli, I have them too, and far far too many, but my little dogwood tree out front was a volunteer! |
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