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Is this Primrose?

14 years ago

OK. I have one more flower I need help with. Thanks everyone for being so helpful!! This one spreads like CRAZY. Flower stalks are about 1ft. Late Spring/Early Summer bloomer. I've looked through many many books, and asked relatives/neighbors galore. And the best guess I've got is Primrose And, if not, what is it?

(and i've got PLENTY to share!!)

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brandon7 TN_zone7
14 years ago
Pictures too small. I see yellow flowers that look like they could be some type of primrose, but that's all I can make out.
cocolily
Original Author
14 years ago
Yes, I'm sorry. Still new at the "posting pics" kind of stuff, and the only way i know to get them on this site is by linking them through my myspace.

is there an easier way? so that i can make them larger?
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tngreenthumb
14 years ago
Also, the images you posted from MySpace require us to add you as a friend to see the larger versions.

Looks like Sundrops from what I can see. That would be a primrose. Oenothera missouriensis.
tngreenthumb
14 years ago
Oh, and I'd like some! I used to have some but had to move off and leave them.
burwoodbelle
14 years ago
Zig!!!!! You have some coming to the swap.SEEEEEEEEE YOU THERE.

PAT.

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