Seed Head
By Crissue
- 16 Aug, 2011
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Can you name this seed head GOYers????
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No sorry D....:o(((
16 Aug, 2011
Maybe Gaillardia? Looks like it.
16 Aug, 2011
Buddleja?
16 Aug, 2011
Gaillardia ....is right....clever lot...:o)))
Still love that pic of the Cat Uma, what a beauty...
That is my freebie from the GC today...The Plant had one flower and all the rest were seed heads, for 12 euros...lol....
16 Aug, 2011
Thanks, Crissue :) Seen the dry yellow petal on the pic and thought of this plant.
16 Aug, 2011
lol....like Uma I saw the tiny scrap of petal...but I was thinking rudbeckia! lol....it should do well for you, Crissue. The common name is Indian Blanket. beautiful zingy colour.
17 Aug, 2011
Thanks everyone...it was a bit of fun...a mini quiz...
Hi Lorilyn...love the name Indian Blanket....and Zingy colour fits it well...I'll have a go at drying and then sow the seeds...its then got two chances...lol...
17 Aug, 2011
It is definitely worth a try. Next summer I want lots of zinnias and cosmos...
18 Aug, 2011
Lots of lovely bright colours then !! and why not...I'm trying to reorganise my centre border, mainly in my head at the moment, but I have moved my Delphiniums over, and they are doing real good, one that was moved as a trial, has sent a flower stalk up, so that is a good sign for the rest...plus one Lupin that hasn't been happy anywhere in this garden, is now quite content too...so I'm growing a few from seed...;
Meant to say I love your Avatar, it looks a really nice spot, is it local to you...!!
18 Aug, 2011
Thanks Crissue. Yes, this is Eastern Ontario about 100 kms. south west of Ottawa. I want to start some Delphs next spring...along with the cosmos and zinnias! Have Dahlias, (another fav) which are not doing much a present. Everything was slow to start up this season...have many plants which I store over winter in an adapted root cellar.
21 Aug, 2011
Hi Lori...I guess you're about at the moment, what's your time there...I'm after 6 morning....Thanks, the pic looks a nice calm spot.
....Dahlias are a favourite of mine too...I generally grow Cactus Dahlia...they are my favourite, but there are so many varieties...it's hard not to love them all...:o))) Our garden isn't that big, we downsized three years ago..and it's just getting into it's stride now...Haven't got much space for over wintering, tho I've to make room for a newly aquired Standard Fig Tree, a freebie from our local GC.....;o)))
22 Aug, 2011
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