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27-09-2004, 10:13 PM
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Can anyone help me ID this yellow flower?
In South Jersey (zone 6) I saw a very pretty yellow flowering plant
that the owner said drops lots of seeds every year. The flowers are about 1 inch across and the seeds form under the dying flowers are are roundish and about 1 to 2 mm across. I posted a picture at http://pwp.starnetdial.net/bjkass123/flower/yellow.jpg and would love to know what it is. Thanks! Ted |
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28-09-2004, 12:36 AM
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It is one of the Melampodium species. Do a google search to see the various
species. Good and reliable plant. Trouble-free. "Ted S" wrote in message om... In South Jersey (zone 6) I saw a very pretty yellow flowering plant that the owner said drops lots of seeds every year. The flowers are about 1 inch across and the seeds form under the dying flowers are are roundish and about 1 to 2 mm across. I posted a picture at http://pwp.starnetdial.net/bjkass123/flower/yellow.jpg and would love to know what it is. Thanks! Ted |
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28-09-2004, 12:44 AM
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I posted a picture at
http://pwp.starnetdial.net/bjkass123/flower/yellow.jpg and would love to know what it is. I believe it may be Melampodium. I planted it in my garden this year and it is blooming beautifully! Kathy |
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28-09-2004, 07:13 PM
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On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 23:36:30 GMT, "nonews" wrote:
It is one of the Melampodium species. Do a google search to see the various species. Good and reliable plant. Trouble-free. "Ted S" wrote in message . com... In South Jersey (zone 6) I saw a very pretty yellow flowering plant that the owner said drops lots of seeds every year. The flowers are about 1 inch across and the seeds form under the dying flowers are are roundish and about 1 to 2 mm across. I posted a picture at http://pwp.starnetdial.net/bjkass123/flower/yellow.jpg Invalid url? and would love to know what it is. Thanks! Ted |
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28-09-2004, 11:44 PM
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http://pwp.starnetdial.net/bjkass123/flower/yellow.jpg and would love to know what it is. Thanks! Ted Looks like Heliopsis to me, I have it for the butterflies, spreads like crazy here. Colleen Zone 5 CT |
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#6
01-10-2004, 11:33 PM
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It certainly looks like it is Melampodium divaricatum.
The flowers are similar to heliopsis, but that wasn't it. Thanks for your help! I can't wait to plant it next spring and the people who gave me the seeds will be happy to find out what it is. Ted |
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