Sorry don't know I think my sense of smell is a bit off. Can't smell anything on it sorry. I don't know if others do. Apologies as I thought they were different plants some are saying synonymous but this one in the remarks under nomenclature table says not. (The flower heads of gingidium are certainly a different shape from the one we grow which is D. carota). https://maltawildplants.com/APIA/Daucus_gingidium.php
@nutcutlet I have grown Sesili libonotis in the past a lovely plant. I think it is a short lived perennial? Looks like it has changed it's name too, I am doubtful that is your plant.
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@nutcutlet I have grown Sesili libonotis in the past a lovely plant. I think it is a short lived perennial? Looks like it has changed it's name too, I am doubtful that is your plant.
these are all possibilities that I can't rule out. They are all things that have been here and I can't quite remember what they look like. Thanks all
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Maybe not the carota ours look finer leaved and they are biennial I think, but gingidium?
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I don't know if others do.
Apologies as I thought they were different plants some are saying synonymous but this one in the remarks under nomenclature table says not.
(The flower heads of gingidium are certainly a different shape from the one we grow which is D. carota).
https://maltawildplants.com/APIA/Daucus_gingidium.php
Good Luck. Hope you find out what you have.
Thanks all
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