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  • Anyone know this plant?

    Yes it is guess that plant time again already. I assume it is a weed purely because it is so ruddy happy and healthy. It looks a bit dock like but each pair of leaves join and they are collecting pools of water

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    Its a teasel

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    • #3
      Does it have any scent when you rub the leaves? Could it be horseradish?

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      • #4
        Its deffo a teasel. The little cups of water are the giveaway - maybe insect traps

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        • #5
          Definitely a teaselly thing - horseradish doesn't have such a long stalk, at least not on my site. My neighbour let the teasels be last year, they got to about 10ft high. The birds loved the seeds, but now the bordering plots have them popping up everywhere. They aren't hard to get out though.
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          • #6
            As has been said, Teasel.
            Worth keeping if you have a bird friendly garden.
            They do tend to self seed.
            Feed the soil, not the plants.
            (helps if you have cluckies)

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            • #7
              Teasel - keep it if you can as the butterflies and bees adore the flowers as well as the goldfinches feeding on the dry heads. It will seed around ...
              Last edited by PyreneesPlot; 28-05-2015, 03:57 PM.
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              • #8
                Unfortunately it is not mine. Someone I know has it and what makes it worse is they actually threw a wildlife pack of seeds down so guessing that is where it is from. Umm. 10ft tall......they are in for a shock, they only have a postage stamp size garden

                Thank you all for your help as always

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                • #9
                  What did you use for the bright lighting NG?
                  it may be a struggle to reach the top, but once your over the hill your problems start.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by rary View Post
                    What did you use for the bright lighting NG?
                    The sun we have had some this year

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