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It's not an Australian plant, my phone and dropbox are being a pita
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It's not an Australian plant, my phone and dropbox are being a pita
It's a type of primula probably a cultivated form allied to the wild oxlip as to the species can't say as there are hundreds of species.
Edit: Probably (don't quote me) Primula auricular which has either purple or yellow flowers.
What's this Mike?
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That reminds me of a hyacinth might be able to tell when the flowers open fully, unless you guys know better ;) are they growing from bulbs?
No idea!!! They were here before me! I've suggested splitting them a little once they've finished flowering as they're all clumped up. My m-i-l may know what they are but she can't really come round and tell me!
What about this Mike?
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This is similar to a snowdrop but the flowers are in groups instead of single and flowers later in the year, the common name is snowflake and the genus is leucojum and grows from a bulb (I looked it up, the leucojum bit ;) )Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaquaia
That's a pretty name for a pretty flower!Quote:
Originally Posted by OldMike
Beautiful flowers!
I've seen that yellow flowered shrub somewhere but the name of it escapes me, the leaves of the pale blue flower look hauntingly familiar.
Are they forget me nots?Quote:
Originally Posted by OldMike
Dunno, he forgot lol
Flower looks like a forget me not but the leaf is nothing like it the leaves of forget me nots are of an elongated oval shape.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaquaia