Woodland plant

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    Can somebody id this woodland plant for me please.

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    Blimey Sheal, for once i'm stumped. Its lovely though.
     
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      Well it almost looks like it's gone straight from seedling to flower:scratch:
       
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      Bit like Chard Girls then. born pregnant.
       
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        Its not Twinflower is it? Linaeus's favorite.
         
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        Just a bit more info.........it's growing in a wood in Columbus, Ohio. My daughter-in-law would like to know what it is please. :)
         
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        Thats why I'm so confused!!!!

        It's a Claytonia Sheal

        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claytonia
         
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        Thanks Aesculus, daughter-in-law will be pleased. :dbgrtmb:

        It's so pretty, I wonder if seeds are available here on in America. I'll be following this up. :)
         
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        OHIO !!!!!!

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          Oh very funny Mr. Searchfield!!! :lunapic 130165696578242 5:

          I'm already on the case, I've just emailed my son! :)

          Looking at your post, it looks like the sunflower face on your avatar with the green arrow coming from the side is shouting Ohio! :heehee:
           
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            That was the idea Sheal, but i'll have to put the Video in the muppet show forum, as its a bit naughty:oops: Check it in a minute:WINK1:
             
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              The sunflower face is my boy Barnaby:dbgrtmb: He's a bit shy like me.
               
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              Well he certainly doesn't look like his dad, not in that picture anyway! :snork:
               
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