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Identify weed/fruit
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This is my first post and would like to know if it's ok to post pictures on here. I need to identify what looks like a wild fruit It has the appearance of a strawberry but the fruit is round and approx 1" in diameter and the plant it is on has a slight prickly runner.The inside of the fruit is white and very soft. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Denis Glover wrote:
Hi, This is my first post and would like to know if it's ok to post pictures on here. No, they get filtered out automatically. I need to identify what looks like a wild fruit It has the appearance of a strawberry but the fruit is round and approx 1" in diameter and the plant it is on has a slight prickly runner.The inside of the fruit is white and very soft. Any help would be appreciated. send a pic to: http://tinypic.com/ No signups nor anything else, just go there and host your picture, although it doesn't stay there for very long, a few days maximum, but for this purpose it is perfect....keep them below 250k or they are resized. HTH |
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Identify weed/fruit
On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 17:20:56 +0100, Denis Glover wrote
(in article ): Hi, This is my first post and would like to know if it's ok to post pictures on here. I need to identify what looks like a wild fruit It has the appearance of a strawberry but the fruit is round and approx 1" in diameter and the plant it is on has a slight prickly runner.The inside of the fruit is white and very soft. Any help would be appreciated. No, you can't post pictures on here - it's a text only newsgroup. There are various free online image hosting companies, such as Tinypic http://tinypic.com/ so you could put your photo there and post a link to it (or your ISP will probably offer free webspace). That way we can all see it. There are binary newsgroups, but some of us (for instance those of us using News Individual Net) don't have access to those. Your fruit does sound rather like a wild strawberry by the way. They have tiny fruit. -- Sally in Shropshire, UK Whitton Open Gardens weekend 1st & 2nd July; enjoy the conservation churchyard recently filmed for the BBC Heaven and Earth Show and see the Burne-Jones/William Morris window: http://www.whitton-stmarys.org.uk |
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