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Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by Waco, Apr 15, 2006.

  1. Waco

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  2. Lady Gardener

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    is it animal vegetable or mineral please?

    [ 15. April 2006, 07:24 PM: Message edited by: Lady Gardener ]
     
  3. Waco

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    Vegitable - looks like some kind of bulb, but the iris in larger picture grows on ryzome.
     
  4. roders

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    Swimming snail.
    An onion.
    Tulip Bulb.
    Proberbly none of these........Interesting.... [​IMG]
    Watch this space .???????????
     
  5. UsedtobeDendy

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    probably a bulb dug up by a squirrel, that's somehow landed in your pond! Let's have a pic if it flowers in there, Waco! You are going to leave it, aren't you??
     
  6. Waco

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    There are several of them - oh my golly gosh!

    May be leave some in and plant some up???
     
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    No ... They are Goldfish :D


    Nathan.
     
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    Aquasnail - The Movie? :D
     
  10. Waco

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    YES they are goldfish, anyone want any they breed like mad!

    as to the vegetable in question, if I am under instruction to leave it then of course I will, but do I leave it in the water or plant it in a pot?
     
  11. UsedtobeDendy

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    Go on waco - leave it in the pond!! Maybe not all of them, just one to see what happens - maybe the fish will eat it?? Although lots of bulbs are poisonous, so maybe you should really hoick it out.
     
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    Could be a very rare breed of algi maker,Get it out quick...........................

    [​IMG]
     
  13. pete

    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Have you cut one in half Waco?
    Presume it is a bulb and not a seed head from something growing around the pond.
     
  14. Waco

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    Now there is a point - cut it in half. Its nothing from round the pond as pond in my "Italian garden" and to create this (NOW ALL COVER YOUR EYER) I had to dig out a most gorgeous russet apple tree.........oh how could I do it, they were all such deliceous apples.

    Only other thing in the pond is a latent plant that has a leaf like an arrow.

    funny but from replies, the picture does look like a snail.
     
  15. Lady Gardener

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    since this piccy i have noticed that my bluebell bulbs, look remarkably similar when they are dug up and left on the surface
     
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