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what is it?

Jennifer 10Jennifer 10 Posts: 112

 

This big thing has been growing. 

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  • Sorry Jennifer I can't blow up the pics to get a closer look, I get a blank page instead. I'm also having trouble loading pictures however so I don't know if this is a GW problem right now or not.

  • Still getting to grips with the photos

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     the stem has got a reddish tint lower down.   I think it's going to have to go, but I wondered what it was.

     

  • granmagranma Posts: 1,931

    Just wondered if it was a dahlia ,going off the yellow which looks like a bud coming through. If so it would have a tuber in the ground.

  • granmagranma Posts: 1,931

    No, after enlarging the photo the leaves look kinda rough to the touch .can you leave it to close and post in another photo .

    I'm intrigued now as to what it is.

  • here goes.   I don't think it's a dahlia. 

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  • As long as it's not giant hogweed or something like that!!  It's good practice with the photos anyway.   It's a bit of a surprise when they turn up on the message as they're only a box before I post. 

    I have to go out for an hour or so, so will check back later.  

  • nutcutletnutcutlet Posts: 27,444

    Probably the heliopsis suggested by Edd or something very similar. Expect yellow daisy flowers



    In the sticks near Peterborough
  • On the top pic of the last batch the buds are coming through yellow.  I'll leave it, and see what it turns into and let you know. 

  • Edd I think you may be right, it's looking like a small sunflower, will try photo later, yellow daisy flowers as nutcutlet said. "Expect yellow daisy flowers"

     

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     Is it a false sunflower?   It's about 3 ft high the purple flowers are the top of the erysymum.  It's grown in the middle of the erysymum.   Very nice.  I might move it to another part of the garden, is this possible?

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