Surrey, United Kingdom
plant i.d. part 3
- 25 Jun, 2016
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Or is it Elecampane, Inula helenium?
26 Jun, 2016
if the leaves are spikey try teasel, cant remember botanical name.
27 Jun, 2016
I thought at first it was silphium from google photos but looking again it has to be elecampane they are very similar to look at without being in flower i found a photo of a elecampane in bud like the original photoi took and it wins the day. But now ive seen silphium i think i may track down the seeds i just hope its not too much of a weed! its invasive in the u.s.a
2 Jul, 2016
I've been growing the silphium for almost 20 years and it's not been invasive for me (Berkshire, UK)
2 Jul, 2016
ok thanks
3 Jul, 2016
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That's possibly silphium perfoliatum
25 Jun, 2016