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28-08-2006, 10:12 AM
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plant ID ?
What is this :
http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0630.JPG the stem is not wooden. The plant is now about 1.50m high The flowers are like in the form of a candle, individual flowers only 2 mm large. (the grid is in mm, so the leaf shown is about 10cm long) Location: centre of the Netherlands, rich soil (clay). Very sunny spot (but it's raining biblical these last few weeks ;-) thanx for your attention. |
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28-08-2006, 02:40 PM
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Ragweed. Ambrosia sp. Major producer of allergenic pollen.
Achoo! M. Reed Osiris wrote: What is this : http://www.terwiel.com/diversen/DSCN0630.JPG the stem is not wooden. The plant is now about 1.50m high The flowers are like in the form of a candle, individual flowers only 2 mm large. (the grid is in mm, so the leaf shown is about 10cm long) Location: centre of the Netherlands, rich soil (clay). Very sunny spot (but it's raining biblical these last few weeks ;-) thanx for your attention. |
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28-08-2006, 04:36 PM
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On Mon, 28 Aug 2006 08:40:22 -0500, monique
wrote: Ragweed. Ambrosia sp. Major producer of allergenic pollen. Achoo! M. Reed thnx for the ID and warning. Speed at which I pulled it out just now was also MAJOR ! Erik |
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