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  1. Bradshaw_John

    Bradshaw_John Apprentice Gardener

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    348371590_261006699713982_6525995889759989168_n.jpg I've planted a good few new perennials in recent years but suspect that this is an invader. Can anyone help me identify this plant please?[​IMG]
     

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    It looks like a wallflower to me.
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    If it had a flower on top I'd say it was a crown imperial, but obviously not.
     
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      Do they grow 'blind'? It certainly looks like F. imperialis foliage.
       
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        Most of mine do.:biggrin:
         
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          Think it's definitely Fritillaria. I've got F. imperialis and F. Persica that come up blind in certain parts of the garden, not enough sun I think does it.
           
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              Hmm! Thinking.

              Don't think Fritillaria imperialis leaves are a good match.


              FRITILLARIA IMPERIALIS LUTEA 29-04-2023 16-38-19.JPG FRITILLARIA IMPERIALIS 15-03-2023 10-13-51.JPG
               
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                Looks like a Alstroemeria to me
                 
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                  They remind me of florist Alstroemeria leaves but doing a search on www the leaves look much fatter.
                  If correct they will flower later in the summer.
                  I have never grown them and have no pics of the leaves..just the flowers.

                  ALSTROEMERIA 26-06-2014 15-43-38.JPG
                   
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                  I'll check my Alstromeria leave later but I seem to think they are much smaller. :scratch:
                   
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                    Pictures of my alstroemeria indian summer leaves DSC_0817.JPG DSC_0818.JPG
                     
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                      Thank you for all your responses, I think that Alstroemeria could be the answer as I planted a small number of bulbs a couple of years ago. I'm surprised how thuggish it seems with the spread this year, A question of wait until Alstroemeria flowering time and see, I think!
                       
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                        Ah well, if thuggish .....then that fits Alstroemeria perfectly!
                        keep us posted.
                         
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