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Discussion in 'Plant ID' started by poppy, Jun 5, 2009.

  1. poppy

    poppy In Flower

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    Id love to name this beauty before i upload to my Album please :-?
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    That's one I am totally unfamiliar with. Is it a single stem or a bushy plant?
     
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    This is the best i can do Toni
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    Very beautiful.Reminds me of Helleborus or Potentilla.
     
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    I'm wondering about Geum, when I see it now. There are lots of different ones. The most common around here is Geum coccineum.
     
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