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Plant identification needed, please.
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Posted by big_kid West London (My Page) on Mon, Jun 2, 08 at 12:21
| Does anyone know the name of a pond plant which has yellow, buttercup-like flowers, grows to approximately 18" high and looks a bit like the way corn grows?
I'm about to donate some pond plants to a garden nursery I've recently come across and this is the only one that I don't know the name of.
Sorry, can't post a pic.
Ta!
Big Kid |
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RE: Plant identification needed, please.
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Try looking up globe flower or Trollius.
I assume it's not king cup Caltha palustris.
Also look up Ranunculus - water spearwort. |
RE: Plant identification needed, please.
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| Blimey, Damp, you've done it again! Don't know how you do it! Ranunculus Lingua Grandiflora it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I also have Caltha Palustris which puts on a lovely show earlier than this plant. While I was searching I found some great aquatic plant sites that I've bookmarked for future reference. |
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