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Another one to ID

Started by gray1720, May 04, 2020, 08:54:57

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gray1720

Anyone recognise this? Unfortunately I've wiped out the flower through over-exposure, but it's five slightly overlapping petals a bit like a geranium, in a fetching yellow-cream shade.

Thanks!

Adrian
My garden is smaller than your Rome, but my pilum is harder than your sternum!

gray1720

My garden is smaller than your Rome, but my pilum is harder than your sternum!

gray1720

No-one? I can't believe everyone is flummoxed!
My garden is smaller than your Rome, but my pilum is harder than your sternum!

gray1720

Erodium crysanthus, it turns out.
My garden is smaller than your Rome, but my pilum is harder than your sternum!

galina

Glad you found it, very flummoxed here.  :wave:

Paulh

A heronsbill rather than a cranesbill, then. A nice little alpine rather than the weed I was expecting!

gray1720

Yes, I happened to mention it in conversation to my Mum (from whence it probably came many years ago), and she named it. I looked up Erodium and there it was, looking at me.

A nice find - I'm currently collecting rocks for a rockery in a Johnny Cash stylee (One piece at a time), so it'll even have somewhere to go.

Adrian
My garden is smaller than your Rome, but my pilum is harder than your sternum!

saddad

At least rocks don't go out of date... so the assembly should be easier!

gray1720

My garden is smaller than your Rome, but my pilum is harder than your sternum!

Paulh

Whatever rocks your boat!

Palustris

And just to put a spanner in the works, it is probably not true E. chrysanthus as the true species is probably not in cultivation. 
Gardening is the great leveller.

gray1720

No, but it's close enough for jazz - I can now say "The Erodium" instead of "the thingy"!
My garden is smaller than your Rome, but my pilum is harder than your sternum!

Palustris

Propagate by taking cuttingsof the new growth at the beginning of the year. Ripe ones are much harder to get to root.
Gardening is the great leveller.

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