Solved Please can someone ID? - Lathyrus vernus

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  1. Jenny namaste

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    This is at its finest right now in the Almonry Garden. It has been green all winter long and is now bursting with flower. It is a low grower and such a desirable front of border candidate:
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    and the flower in close up P1040482.JPG
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    • Lolimac

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      The flowers look like they're from the Sweet Pea family but have no idea what it could be sorry...
      Very pretty though:blue thumb:
       
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        I agree with Lolimac, certainly looks as if it belongs to the sweet pea family.
        Is it possible that it is a wild sweet pea?
         
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        Possibly Lathyrus Vernus?
         
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          Thanks Fern, I think you could be right there..:thumbsup:
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            Definitely Lathyrus vernus, possibly albo-caerulea.
             
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                albo-roseus is much more pink than the one shown.
                 
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                Thanks for all your help everyone. Another plant to look out for,
                Jenny
                 
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