The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Growing => Identification => Topic started by: escapedtothecountry on April 20, 2013, 08:28:06 pm
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Planted last year - left outside and I have no idea what seed it is - but all have survived... so what is it?
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:thinking: I recognise it but cannot for the life of me remember what the devil it is??
It will bug me all night now :-\
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Why are your pics always on their sides ettc? ::) ;D Maybe there's something I could do at this end to turn it round, but I'm not that clever :dunce: I have tried to stand on my head and it looks like either an aconite or a garden geranium of some sort. But I'm not very sure. Did it have a yellow flower earlier? (aconite) If it has a pink or blue flower later on then it's a geranium. Or not :-J
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It could be an aquilegia or grannys bonnet
K
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I think it's a bit big for a young aquilegia. What about an English geranium?
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Just clicked the photo and it isn't on it's side here. Well I will grow them on and we will see what I grew from see last year. For the life of me I can't remember what it was I planted.
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Or it might be a delphinium.
I wonder why I see your pics wrong then? Very strange. Does everyone else see them the right way up? It only happens with yours ettc :bfly:
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Picture's on the side here, too.
Geranium was my first thought, too...
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Is it on its side when you click into the picture to get it full size?
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Both in its small and large size.
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Yep, its on the side here too. It looks familiar but not sure what it is. Doesn't quite fit the bill of the suggestions so far to me but if I didn't have to look at it sideways it might help.
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Maybe you will just have to wait until it flowers to know what it really is :sunshine:
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My conclusion.... Drum roll....... Delphinium. Seem to remember planting some seeds. Will have to wait and see though.
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Certainly looks like delphinium to me. Watch out for slugs!
Helen
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I pity the slugs given how many pigeons are here ;)
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I pity the slugs given how many pigeons are here ;)
Do pigeons eat slugs? I don't think the Scottish ones have heard about slugs.. here they only decimate my Brussel sprouts and other cabbagey things... and make an annoying noise all day long..
But re your plant - delphinium or pelargonium would be my thoughts.
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I would of said geranium or cranesbill. But I think they are the same family. Or I could be talking rubbish again ;D
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I think Delphinium, I love them but never ever have grown one without it disapearing into a slug lunch.....they love them when they are little!!
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I actually think it's a geranium over delphinium.