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  1. #1
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    Default Hey! Botanists...

    ...what's this then?

    We have no idea!
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    Default Re: Hey! Botanists...

    I don't know either, at first I thought it might be a variety of Cocklebur but it isn't so now I'm stumped. Whatever it is I hope your camel doesn't get one under his saddle.
    Larry a.k.a wizard509

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    Default Re: Hey! Botanists...

    cross between a triffid and a thistle Rik - watch out for the signs [you know: 'plant crossing' ]
    "there is a heppy lend - fur fur awa-a-ay"

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    Default Re: Hey! Botanists...

    Quote Originally Posted by handrawn View Post
    cross between a triffid and a thistle Rik - watch out for the signs [you know: 'plant crossing' ]
    I don't believe it?!
    Now Steve is coming out with humour!
    Very good indeed, Steve.

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    Default Re: Hey! Botanists...

    A nice shot of a Teazle (also spelt Teasel), the seeds of which are loved by birds such as Gold Finches.
    TJB

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    Default Re: Hey! Botanists...

    Well done, spondoolix.
    And thanks for telling us what they are.

    Did you know what it was or are they common down in Devon as well?!

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    Default Re: Hey! Botanists...

    Both really. They are common enough alongside the motorways and are often used in dried flower arrangements which can last for years.
    TJB

 

 

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