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Guernsey Donkey2
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Can anyone name this flower for me please - it was growing from our wild flower mix. Thanks.
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Borderline
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July 2018
Could it be Epilobium Hirsutum?
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Guernsey Donkey2
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I am not sure Borderline, although the description mentions hairy and this plant didn't appear to be, rather greener and fresher looking I would say.
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Papi Jo
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July 2018
Could we have a better focused photo, please?
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in English or in French
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Guernsey Donkey2
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I will try to get a better picture, there is a lot of other growth around the flower I admit.
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josusa47
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July 2018
Easier to id if you can isolate it from the surrounding greenery so we can see its leaves.
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ju1i3
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the flowers do look willowherb-like but the stem and leaves (and flowers) look like corn cockle, was that in the description?
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nutcutlet
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July 2018
It doesn't look like Willowherb or Corncockle to me, I'll wait for the leaves
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Buttercupdays
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Have a look at Silene coeli...
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ju1i3
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That silene is a corncockle and it looks right to me.
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nutcutlet
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That silene is a corncockle and it looks right to me.
looks all wrong to me, look at the one that's facing the other way, coencockle doesn't look like that at the back
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