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Fascinated by Fasciation
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pitter-patter
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April 2020
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fidgetbones
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April 2020
Certainly unusual. The leaves behind the flower are like the primulas that they call Jack in the green. They have a collar of leaves where sepals would normally be.
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jucati1198
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May 2020
Calendula...
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fidgetbones
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May 2020
I think that is the one called hens and chickens, where the central flower is surrounded by satellite flowers.
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Poppyhal
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June 2020
Main flower on my (not so) giant scabious.
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fidgetbones
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June 2020
That's a bit special. Is it just the one stem that is like that?
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Tack
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June 2020
One of my new begonia plants has 2 odd first flowers. Is this fasciation?
Meant to look like this
Central southern England
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micearguers
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June 2020
Keen to see what this teasel fasciation will bring in the future!
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B3
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June 2020
Shame they don't all look like that
@micearguers
In London. Keen but lazy.
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fidgetbones
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Wow. That's one to keep as it dries out. It will make a lovely xmas decoration, dried and sprayed with gold paint.
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