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  1. duckyjuk

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    for 50p.bargain. i was wondering if i should have put it outside or is it an inside plant and can i leave it o[​IMG]
     
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    oh my not having much luck with picture
     
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    Does it need a [/img] on the end duckyjuk?
     
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    I posted an answer here - has someone removed it? I'm sure I didn't say anything very dreadful :eek:

    And I posted that link too - weird!!

    Mystery solved - same question, but in the edible gardening section!
     
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    Confused me too, dendro. Do you agree with the Marguerite? Leaves aren't very visible and the flowers look a bit "fluffy".
     
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    I think it probably is the Argyranthemum you mention - Strongy mentioned it too, didn't he, in one of the other threads about this sort of thing?
     
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    sorry to confuse you all my fault im the culprip..i thought it was some sort of here goes crysatymum...cant spell it..
     
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    I think it might be a chrysanthemum although the Argyranthemum is probably nearer to the truth.
     
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    http://i164.photobucket
    heres a better shot of leaves..
     
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