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Loved gardening from an early age. My garden is a mixture of wild/cottage/ gravel. Live in driest part of England.
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I've not seen one of these before Janet but it'really pretty. Do you by any chance know @richard.spicer.7906 ?
Dont know what it is. It looks like it's from the pea family. Ive looked through some plant books but no result.
Geoff can you shed any light on this little beauty? @driftwood
Mmmm sorry dont think i can not seen one before
Dont know it! They look like little triple sweet peas , don't they. Just a thought .
Yes it's in the pea or vetch family. The leaves are much smaller than sweetpeas, more like giant vetch.
Crown Vetch ! I googled it and it looks the same as yours.
I have never seen it like this! I only ever have the common and garden vetch! Never know whether it is a flower or a weed !
Obviously a superior garden you have there @janetapplewood !
Yes June, i had a look and its definately Crown Vetch!
It's lovely
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Help me identify this plant
I've not seen one of these before Janet but it'really pretty. Do you by any chance know @richard.spicer.7906 ?
Dont know what it is. It looks like it's from the pea family. Ive looked through some plant books but no result.
Geoff can you shed any light on this little beauty? @driftwood
Mmmm sorry dont think i can not seen one before
Dont know it! They look like little triple sweet peas , don't they. Just a thought .
Yes it's in the pea or vetch family. The leaves are much smaller than sweetpeas, more like giant vetch.
Crown Vetch ! I googled it and it looks the same as yours.
I have never seen it like this! I only ever have the common and garden vetch! Never know whether it is a flower or a weed !
Obviously a superior garden you have there @janetapplewood !
Yes June, i had a look and its definately Crown Vetch!
It's lovely