It may be so Reed. I would take into account where it came from, who planted it.
99% of plants in gardens come from a local garden centre. The most widely available are europaeus and alatus. But if this was planted by someone that likes to look for something a bit more unusual it could be anything.
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It may be so Reed. I would take into account where it came from, who planted it.
99% of plants in gardens come from a local garden centre. The most widely available are europaeus and alatus. But if this was planted by someone that likes to look for something a bit more unusual it could be anything.
In the sticks near Peterborough