Not so tricky today. What is this common garden plant and wild flower?
Sunday Puzzler Solution
There was a lot of plants to identify yesterday but if you had a go, here are the answers.
Oxalis ‘Burgundy’
Euonymus fortunei
Rhododendron
Ypsilandra
Mimulus
Euphorbia
Begonia
Aubrieta
Buddleia
Exochorda
Lunaria
Yucca
Kalmia
If you got that far it gives you:
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St John’s Wort
well done 🙂
Thanks, Geoff. We have it in the garden and in the lane
Yes, it can be abundant!
We didn’t get Ypsilandra yesterday
Hypericum.
I don’t get Ypsilandra either or the Euphorbis, i thought it was a Berberis. I didn’t have time to work out the place, sorry!
Yes, well done. LOL – don’t apologise!