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Plant Identification => Plant Identification Questions and Answers => Topic started by: JohnnyD on April 27, 2020, 01:37:41 PM
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Any idea what this is? It looks like rosaceae but.....!
JohnnyD
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Fragaria?
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I fancy the flowers are slightly the wrong shape for Fragaria .. and we have never seen any fruit!
JohnnyD
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A geum? They are quite variable from seed; http://east-of-eden-nursery.co.uk/geums/ (http://east-of-eden-nursery.co.uk/geums/)
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Wild strawberries are often dioecious. I had one local species- Fragaria chiloensis which spread, but never fruited. I'm not sure which sex I had, but you need both to get strawberries.
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Finally discovered - it is Potentilla montana. Nice plant in the garden.
JohnnyD
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Finally discovered - it is Potentilla montana.
JohnnyD
Oh.....! Never thought of that! Well done!
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You certainly know how to make a chap feel good Maggi :P
JohnnyD
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I've been feeling guilty because I seldom pay any attention to any potentillas! Shame on me!
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I am sure your reputation remains entirely untarnished Maggi. :D
J.