Native Plants, growing and identifying them.
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Identify - you'd help me on my quest to spread native plants
Comments (2)What is your question? Your link takes us to a webpage but I don't know what you're trying to identify....See MoreHelp identifying a plant growing in the garden
Comments (2)Sorrel perhaps?...See MoreAnyone growing native plants from seed this year?
Comments (6)Penny, Those are definately L. cardinalis. I didnt even see mine when I checked them - my Dad caught them. My L. Spicata were also that small but got a better rate of germination. Of course, my Dad also knocked my c. over so it was chunks of potting soil I tried to pick up intact. I resowed (I always save some if they don't need stratifying in case I mess up the first sowing)and they just came up. Still a lower rate but they may be germinating still. I grew the W.E Columbine last year. I did half inside and half out. The outside flats were very late in germinating-I think probably mid june. My Pasque flower also germinated then. PAX Laurette...See MoreCan you identify this plant and is it native to Florida
Comments (5)I've been trying to get rid of it from my yard for about 15 years now. Fill a garbage can up, and a few weeks later there are what seems like thousands of new sprouts. I even have one that is growing up near the crown of a cabbage palm (out of reach)....See MoreJay 6a Chicago
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