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Colin Pumfrett
 Post subject: Unknown plant/flower.
PostPosted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 1:02 pm 
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Could someone i,d the plant that is growing in my garden please.
i have placed a photo in the album. Its about 6foot high and wide, and very bushy, i have left it growing because it looks good and attracts insects. Colin Pumfrett.
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Bill Meek
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PostPosted: Sun Oct 15, 2006 1:55 pm 
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Hi Colin

Your plant is 'Apple of Peru' Nicandra physalodes. Although it is occasionally grown as a garden plant it more often comes up as a casual from bird seed. If you're sure it wasn't sown deliberately, the record is of interest. There aren't many reports of genuine casual occurrences in Lincolnshire, I think three since 1987. Do you have a OS grid reference you could supply?

Bill
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Colin Pumfrett
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Thats great Bill. I have a bird table nearby, so i believe it has come from there. now i know what it is i can look it up on the net to find more info on it. Thanks very much, much appreciated.

Colin Pumfrett.
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