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  1. wiseowl

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    Good afternoon everyone could you please tell me what these are,some kind soul left a big sack of these outside my front door,and I am not sure what conditions they Like.Thank you:)
    I can remember them with I think lots of tiny white buds on each stem:what:

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    ?Sisyrinchium striatum? If so then sun and well drained and do not bury the base of the stems or it will rot.
     
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    Thanks Pal much appreciated.:)
     
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    I would agree with Sisyrinchium ,I have quite a few and fine they seed themselves very easily ...
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