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Need some help identifying some plants again ... not sure if these are flowers or weeds ... any suggestions?
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Karen
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We're looking at 3 different plants right?
1st one looks like garlic scapes (flower buds). Could be garlic, but it could also be alliums cultivated for their flowers. Some people do plant garlic in their flower beds to repel pests.
2nd one looks like poppy.
3rd one looks like a viola. Small-flowered violas are sometimes called weeds, especially when they're growing in the lawn, but I keep them both in flower beds AND out in the grass.
1st one looks like garlic scapes (flower buds). Could be garlic, but it could also be alliums cultivated for their flowers. Some people do plant garlic in their flower beds to repel pests.
2nd one looks like poppy.
3rd one looks like a viola. Small-flowered violas are sometimes called weeds, especially when they're growing in the lawn, but I keep them both in flower beds AND out in the grass.
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The poppy looks like an annual type. If you don't deadhead, you can harvest the seeds and have bunches of them next year. (plus the seed heads are beautiful themselves.)
Quite a few violas are also good self seeders, so if you like them, make more.
By the way...I have bunches of siberian iris growing up through the cracks in my patio. Those are weeds. The moth mullein and queen anne's lace that volunteered in my perennial bed are not!!
Quite a few violas are also good self seeders, so if you like them, make more.
By the way...I have bunches of siberian iris growing up through the cracks in my patio. Those are weeds. The moth mullein and queen anne's lace that volunteered in my perennial bed are not!!
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