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I thought also poppy. But ok. I'm lost. Tomorrow I will ask my neighbours if they have seen such a plant. But you have maybe one more hint that helpes us.
No, don't think so it is fun with you here. Some challenge is allways god. It ceeps the software between the ears in shape. And it is always nice to see nice pictures too. My question is only what is growing here?
No need for hint. All you need to identify is in that picture (this was a hint) As you Ragna said: this is my speciality and therefore I thought that it isn't fair and maybe is it best if I don't participate this quiz. So, I answer only if nobody else really can't.
Ok it lookes very big. The b iggest one in Sweden is Guckusko. And is no guckusko. If you give us untill tomorrow morning. Than you can answere. Maybe there is some one outthere who knows. I have to leave now for work. We'll see.
Is a common plant in the Mediterranean region eastwards to the Black Sea but is less common in its northern range being uncommon or local in Germany and Ireland. In the UK it has a distinct western preference being more common in Wales where it is often found on sand dunes. In some countries the plants have protected status. They are unusual in that in some years they appear in great numbers, then sometimes only reappear after an absence of many years.
I think it`s a common flower in my country (if it`s what I think...)the problem is one ; don`t know the English name (seark in a dictionary) be right back whit the answer...the correct one I suppose...
By word "rape" meilin means "raps" or "rybs" in your language... Maybe I'm not handling all of languages, but plants names (even in different countries) are clear to me
........ is a popular ornamental plant throughout the cooler regions of Europe, the United States and Canada. Different cultivars are variable with flowers ranging from white to yellow, orange and pink, but they are all hardy plants that produce flowers for much of the summer. The flowers are always small, flat, and round, but there are many dozens on each bush. It is very often used by cities and businesses for landscaping because of its hardiness and low maintenance. It was introduced into cultivation in the 1700s, but many of the modern cultivars, particularly those with orange or red flowers, derive from collections by Reginald Farrer in western China in the early 20th century.[6] Plants are most often still grown and sold under the old name Potentilla.........
I'm sorry Its not in both cases. It is a bush and it is outside my house. I live in the middle part of Sweden. So it is not arctic. If you take the latin word for bush and put it behind the word I gave you than you can find it in english.
Well it is right. And the english name is Shrubby Cinquefoil. The swedish name is Ölandstok. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrubby_Cinquefoil This i a link to the information on Wiipedia. it is your turn Mailin.
....nop ,it`s not that it name .... keep trying... Other clue : blooms primarily in fall and winter, but sporadic additional bloom may occur throughout the rest of the year.
here is other some very helpfull clue...Raspberry-like flower buds open to hemispherical red powder puff flower heads (to 3” across) consisting of masses of scarlet stamens. well?...