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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Darth Loo-knee on 19 August 2011, 10:59:40
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We were out yesterday on a walk and saw this Wild Flower. Mrs. Loo-knee did not agree with me that it was a Fox Glove..... does anyone know???
(http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s304/Loo-knee/DSC_0032-1.jpg)
Also the other day we were walking along the Canal Toepath when I saw what we used to call as kids "Sticky Buds"..... so I gathered quite a few from the bush, whilst the kids and Mrs were not looking ;) then began a War ;D ;D ;D ;D this is how I ended up :D
But from what plant/bush do "Sticky Buds" come from??
(http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s304/Loo-knee/DSC_0016-1.jpg)
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I would say that in first photo its Epilobium angustifolium, should be fireweed in english. Deffo not fox glove.
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I would say that in first photo its Epilobium angustifolium, should be fireweed in english. Deffo not fox glove.
Cheers for that :y
Not what I wanted to hear though ;D ;D ;D
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That looks like London Pride. The first weed to grow back after bombing in the war.
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DLK - think your flowers are Rose Bay Willow Herb, introduced by the Victorians who grew them as flowers but now just a rampant weed.
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DLK - think your flowers are Rose Bay Willow Herb, introduced by the Victorians who grew them as flowers but now just a rampant weed.
Which is Epilobium Angustifolium, a.k.a fireweed, great willow herb etc
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DLK - think your flowers are Rose Bay Willow Herb, introduced by the Victorians who grew them as flowers but now just a rampant weed.
Which is Epilobium Angustifolium, a.k.a fireweed, great willow herb etc
Used to be common on embankments - seen some on some railway films
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But from what plant/bush do "Sticky Buds" come from??
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Common burdock?
I remember those as a kid - great fun!