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Identification of strange plant requested. Yorkshire, England.
Hello to sci.bio.botany,
I am a complete ignoramus when it comes to botany however I do take care of the plants in my garden without much trouble. This year however I have been puzzling over the identity of two plants that appeared in my patio pots. ........... In the new year I planted up two new terracotta troughs with some daffodil bulbs from last year, in new peat based compost. The daffs came through OK and also these two little plants!! one in each trough. When the daffs had finished I replaced them and potted these two separately- see Flikr links below for photographs - and brought them into my conservatory. The brown woody stem continues as a single root for about 4/6 inches without any side roots (just a few white root hairs) and ends in a white growing tip about a quarter of an inch long. The "leaves" are narrow, fleshy and smooth, about one & a-half inches long. Since first coming through and achieving the size in the pictures ( taken in early June ), their growth has been fairly static showing only slow progress . I wondered if you could throw any light on what they might be, having drawn a blank at two local nurseries/garden centres. They don't seem to be of local origin and my suspicion is that they have originated in the peat as I don't see any other way for them to have arrived!! www.flickr.com/photos/17895095@N02/1858369261/ www.flickr.com/photos/17895095@N02/1859173644/ www.flickr.com/photos/17895095@N02/1858330849/ regards Jake Wade East Yorkshire ENGLAND |
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