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  • #1

    plant id please

    Do you recognise the plant from the leaves in the pic? All I have been told is it is a perennial, hard to kill, lots of greenery most of the time with insignificant flowers. A friend calls it babys bonnet so am guessing cow parsley, hemlock family

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    Thanks as always
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    is it a houseplant? Like a ferny thing?

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    • #3
      Any scent when you touch/crush the leaves?

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      • #4
        Sorry, it is an outdoor plant. The pic is just of the leaves in a vase indoors As far as I am aware there is no smell, but I can't smell anything at the moment
        Last edited by Norfolkgrey; 06-05-2017, 11:20 AM.

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        • #5
          When you get the chance you can also check out if it has a stem, if there's any markings on the stem, if it has a tap root, tuberous root etc.

          The leaves look like hamburg parsley - but it also loons like other things. I don't think it looks like cow parsley or hemlock, I'm sure those leaves are pointier.

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          • #6
            Sorry can't help with an official name, but my Gran used to have what looked very similar to your pictures and I'm pretty sure Baby was in the name. I found it once at a garden centre, but no garden at the time. I think it has whiteish or yellowish flowers, or possibly a hint of pink, whatever the colour the flowers are small and not very noticeable amongst the foliage. From what I remember it's quite tall about 3 - 4 foot, or perhaps I was little at the time!
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            • #7
              Is it one of the Meadow Rue family - Thalictrum dioicum possibly?

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              • #8
                ^^^That looks a very likely candidate.

                Thank you all.

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