Who Can Work Out What This Is?

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  1. shiney

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    Peanuts:dunno:
     
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      Good thought but nowhere near the right answer :)
       
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      Ornamental grass perhaps.
       
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      Sorry, none of the above :heehee:
       
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      Ziggy, I think you're pretty close but I'm not convinced it is either Campylopus pyriformis or setifolius.

      But you know a lot more than I do about these things :love30: :heehee:

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        Looking at the first photo only, I would have said a crop opf Cardamom pods !

        Peanuts are not nuts, I think they're legumes and grow underground.

        Cheers, Tony.
         
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          Yes Kleftiwallah they are legumes and Peanuts do develop underground but only after the flower has been pollinated above ground.
           
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          :snork: I'm sure I used to have a book on Mosses & Liverworts but I probably sold it to buy drugs:doh:
           
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            Some kind of saxifrage?:dunno:
             
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            The leaves look like Sphagnum, but like I said, drugs were more important than my school books:doh:
             

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