A Couple Of Plants
April 29, 2012 in Photo Posts by DaveJ
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| Cowslip |
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| Field Foreget-Me-Not |
by DaveJ
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Dave
Forgive my ignorance, I’m not a particularly plant person but why Water Forget-me-not? The basal rosette of leaves suggests field as does the appearance of the habitat (I’d expect Water actually with its feet wet).
Simon
Hello Simon, you are probably very right, I knew it was forget-me-not but not which one !
Dave
All I would add is that if you are unsure of an ID, best to say. I think no less of a person because they say “I don’t know”, in fact I think more of them. Nobody can confidently ID everything they see, even experts. There are enough of us on here to help each other with Id’ing photographs that we should all improve. I know I need it on the plant front.
Simon