Good Morning, could anyone can ID these. I'm not sure if they are weeds or self sown seeds of annuals (or perennials) from last autumn.
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This is the other one. But I suspect that this is a weed, possibly ground elder. .
I can't say with any certainty as they are very young, but is there a possibility that the first one is parsley and the second is a hellebore?
First one might be Nigella, the second ones Hellebore.
I'd agree with Busy-Lizzie, first one is almost certainly Parsley and google seems to think the second one is Hellebore.
A hellebore oh how wonderful! I'm so pleased I didn't dig it up. That has made my day. I've never had parsley in the garden, do you think it may be Nigella? As I have did have lots and lots of Nigella last summer.
Thinking on, could the first one be iberis candytuft?
Doh! Parsley? As in cow parsley?
As you can see I do have cow parsley.
Well done Caral, think that's it! At least I got the parsley bit!
Have a poke and sniff of that 2nd one. It might be elder rather than ground elder.
Cow parsley looks right for the first
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This is the other one. But I suspect that this is a weed, possibly ground elder. .
I can't say with any certainty as they are very young, but is there a possibility that the first one is parsley and the second is a hellebore?
First one might be Nigella, the second ones Hellebore.
I'd agree with Busy-Lizzie, first one is almost certainly Parsley and google seems to think the second one is Hellebore.
A hellebore oh how wonderful! I'm so pleased I didn't dig it up. That has made my day.
I've never had parsley in the garden, do you think it may be Nigella? As I have did have lots and lots of Nigella last summer.
Thinking on, could the first one be iberis candytuft?
Doh! Parsley? As in cow parsley?
As you can see I do have cow parsley.
Well done Caral, think that's it! At least I got the parsley bit!
Have a poke and sniff of that 2nd one. It might be elder rather than ground elder.
Cow parsley looks right for the first
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