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Somethings for all you botanists.


Clive

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Finally got an Internet connection (of sorts). Had a wander around the fields at the farm I'm stopping at. It's purely arable but all the fields have at least a 10m border around them for wild flowers. Normally they tend to be predominantly yellow but this year blues/violets seem to have the edge (perhaps the time of year).

This one grows profusely in my garden but I have no idea what it is.

 

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No prizes for this one.

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But can anyone tell me what these are?

 

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I put some Borage in this year, two foot high it said, well the plants didn't get the message. They went nuts and completely took over, I haven't ever had so many bee's in the garden. They have gone over now, so they got pulled out before they could seed.

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12 minutes ago, Ibbo said:

First one is borage, the bees love it but it can spread like mad.

Tell me about it! It grows quicker than I can cut it down. I hate to think what it's going to be like when I get home!

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+2 for good old borage.

 

Unless I'm mistaken number 3 is willowherb

 

I don't recognise number 4 but I've seen number 5, I just can't put a name on it at the moment.

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... and with the help of the owners wild seed catalogue, #4 is Phacelia and #5 is Chicory.

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