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I have a couple growing at the side of my bungalow. Did not know what they were untill tonight when I asked a gardening site for help to identify. A lady said evening primrose so I looked it up and then found you. I'm in South Yorkshire England. They are well over 5 feet tall and are doing a good job of holding my verbena up that is over 6 feet tall. They are growing in a strip of soil that is only around 9 to 12 inches wide. Thank you for the exceptionally good description. Much appreciated.
The feminin flowers grow on another plant? Do you mean there are masculin and feminin plants like kiwis? If so why not show the feminine flowers as well? Looks a bit incomplete..
That was a terrific video! I just discovered a single plant flowering in a public lot across my street. I had never noticed it before. I am waiting to collect its seeds for my home garden. Very pretty flowers.
My sister and I used to go into a field when we were kids to collect a ton of flowers so we could eat them. If I ever see them growing, I still eat them
Thank you. Your video has been so helpful. This is my first full year with this Red Buckeye. I am seeing the leaves emerge. It's only two feet tall and has numerous side branches emerging as well.
Ty. I live in an old house(1954). I think I have seen this blooming. There are many olde species growing here, snow drops, magic fairies, lilies, different jonquils, etc. I subscribed. Ahna 👏👏
Thank you for your work. This plant is very similar to Actaea rubra (Red Baneberry). The leaves and how it spreads is very similar, yet the shape of the inflorescence is completely different.
