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Solved Some I.D.s Please?

Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by shiney, May 19, 2020.

  1. shiney

    shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

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    Someone came round and asked me for some I.D.s on plants. I was able to do most but I don't know these.

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    Many thanks for any help. :thumbsup:
     
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    shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

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    Any ideas? :noidea: :)
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    I'm sure the spotty leaved one should be easy, but not to me I'm afraid.:smile:
     
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    The bottom two look like one of mine, a Digitalis ( Foxglove ) , not the common D. Purpurea another species but I'm at home now so I can't check it.
     
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    Tricky ones Shiney

    1 . looks like its part of the mint family possibly a Agastache

    2 . Looks like a bedding plant Verbena

    3. Not sure reminds me of Perennial Lobelia

    4 . Really stumped me , its not a Digitalis . Ferruginea I've just been out and checked. Maybe one of the Leucanthemum
     
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      I wasn't thinking of D. Ferruginea @Perki , as I don't have that one.
       
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        Just had a bit of a brainwave ( it's a good job it's nearly bedtime, I'll have to have a lie down now :) ) ........

        Digitalis Grandiflora , if you can hang on I'm going over to my moms tomorrow, I'll have a look and take a photo.
         
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        Thanks all.
        I rubbed the leaves but no smell.

        The spots are water marks :noidea:

        I've no idea of size of plants or how they are growing as those were just a few of the plants they brought round. I don't know the garden they're from. :scratch:
         
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          4. (Young) Goldenrod? Checking the roots might help.
           
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            Thanks, but they only brought round the bits in the photos :dunno:
             
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            Yeah, last as stated by Scrungee is solidago....I think:)
             
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            Thanks all :dbgrtmb:
             
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