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  1. Louise

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    So many things popping up and not sure what they are or even if they belong in a garden.

    The first two are the same plant. Growing where two trees were, so I'm thinking weed. The good thing is it is a magnet for aphids and despite this plant being fairly close to my vegetable patch, they haven't moved onto it - yet.
    I don't have many of the next two types of plant.
    The last one I would love more :luv:
     
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    :scratch: Hi Louise, I cannot see your fern type plant well enough, any chance of some bigger pics of that.?
    :thumb: As for the white & purple ones, they are Garden Phlox - Phlox paniculata, an old cottage garden flower & a lovely scent as well, mine are looking about the same & the last is a Californian Poppy - Eschscholzia californica.. Lovely flowers I have a self seeding patch.. :thumb:
     
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    Thank you. I don't know how you know so much but it's great that you do.

    Here is another one of the fern, I managed to fold back some leaves and find a flower head.
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    OK, looking at that flower hear I would say Mugwort - Artemisia vulgaris.. Mugwort is widely used in herbal medicine including use as a diuretic..!!
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    Thanks again.
    I think the previous owner may have dabbled in that kind of thing.
     
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    Ooh interesting, see what else you might have then.. :wink:
     
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    If you like the common color california poppy you should check out the variety called jelly bean...... WOW!!
     
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    Here's a pic
     
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    They are very pretty.
     
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