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could anyone tell me what this plant is please.
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missus thinks a pea plant? or maybe aubergine? standing by, for correction and enlightenment!
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might be from a potato plant? can't see the leaves to verify though.
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I think it may be a type of orchid.
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Haven't a clue but it's a nice piccy
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it would help if you could take a pic from more of a distance to see how big the flowers are compared to the leaves
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Bert thanks, that looks like it, I was cutting back the roses and that was behind them, I'll keep them there now I know it's not some drug. they look nice next to the roses. thanks to all for helping.
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Looks like forget-me-not. Will now have a look at the links to see if I'm right.
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Eddtheduck - I think it is Thunbergia grandiflora. It was the only thing I could find with the correct seed head. The leaves are not visible in your picture so could not compare them. It seems to be a good plant not often seen.
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Yup, without the leaves and a size comparison it's difficult. There's new breeds of plant beyond the basic ones too e.g. Thunbergia (Black eyed susan) has varients now.
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It could be a japanese anenome variant.
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