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Can anyone ID these?
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Posted by bedelia 6 (My Page) on Fri, May 16, 08 at 11:37
| The previous owner planted these in our shade garden, and I have no idea what they are.
Can someone help? Lots of thanks.
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RE: Can anyone ID these?
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first two are geramiums. 3rd one might be a buttercup.
keep sendinf pictures as the plants mature/flower.
i clicked onto your photo bucket site and plant #6 you have in your slide show is not a vibrunum, its fothergillia (check my spelling) diggerb |
RE: Can anyone ID these?
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| Do geraniums come in ground cover? The second plant has stamens in the flower so I don't think that's one. I know the viburnum is not one - it was sold as one but obviously, the person was wrong. |
RE: Can anyone ID these?
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| I believe the fourth one is a sprengerli fern. Check this website: http://www.florida-agriculture.com/consumers/sprengerli |
RE: Can anyone ID these?
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| I think the second one is a geranium also, and possibly the first one too. Could the last one be an astilbe? I'm having trouble making out the photo. :)
Dee |
RE: Can anyone ID these?
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| thanks for the ID's. The last one is an astilbe - I saw one at the nursery. Never knew geraniums came as ground cover, but I do now. Thanks again. |
RE: Can anyone ID these?
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| Hardy perennial geraniums do grow as ground covers. |
RE: Can anyone ID these?
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| The first one is Geranium sanguinum Striatum. The next one might be Geranium macrorrhizum. See if it has a strong smell kind of like a Christmas tree or conifer. The third and last could be Astilbes, you can tell if they bloom. |
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