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Saponaria Officinalis leaf
By Steve_dj
1 Aug, 2010
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Close up of the leaf on the mystery plant that has turned out to be a Saponaria Officinalis.
Comments on this photo
lol, its a Saponaria Officinalis. Thanks for input anyway. So glad all has been revealed as it was bugging me and a few other on here! lol
1 Aug, 2010
at last steve also known as soapwart, lovely plant
1 Aug, 2010
It is but also a thug aswell. Doesn't like many plants around it and will kill em and also spreads like wildfire. Guess where thats going this week?? lol
1 Aug, 2010
are you binning it steve. or putting it out of the way
2 Aug, 2010
Going in the bin unless my MIL wants it as it is now!!
4 Aug, 2010
;o(( how sad, poor plant
4 Aug, 2010
Nothing poor about it if its a thug...should learn to have manners and be a good boy in my garden or it gets outed!!! lol
4 Aug, 2010
lol steve hahah
5 Aug, 2010
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See who else is growing Saponaria Officinalis.
See who else has plants in genus Saponaria.
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Gardening with friends since
29 Mar, 2008
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Quillaja Saponaria
£14.00 at Burncoose -
Scabious Pinchushion Mixed Seeds
£1.99 at Unwins -
Saponaria X Lempergii 'Max Frei' (Soapwort)
£7.99 at Crocus
I have seen the white flowers on your next pic so my suggestion is withdrawn LOL.
1 Aug, 2010