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plant i.d.
One whole side of my garden has been taken over by a herbaceous plant,
apparantly starting off with just two clumps given by my neighbour to the previous owners a few years ago. In fact, a lot of the gardens here have this plant and I've seen it at the roadside as well. It's a couple of feet tall, with spikes of bright yellow flowers, the flower spikes themselves being about a foot long. The flowers have five petals and look like small yellow stars. It started flowering a few weeks ago and is still going strong, though some of the earliest ones are now starting to go a bit brown. Any ideas? |
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