I have grown this flower for a few years but have never known the name of Iit. It has a yellow daisy like flower.
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Something in the chrysanthemum family I think. I'm sure someone else can get nearer than that
Something in the Anthemis family I think, I've grown Tinctoria which is very similar and also yellow, but not quite the same.
Could be a coreopsis. If you are you're very lucky, the slugs destroyed mine before it had a chance to produce a decent shoot. Enjoy.
Could it be Chrysanthemum segutum, which is a british native.
Sorry should be segetum
Sorry I didnt mention that I save the seeds each year and grow it as an annual,are Anthemis and Coreopsis perrenials.
Looks like you're right, punkdoc. I want one now
Thanks punkdoc,just googled it and you are right,commonly known as Corn or Field Marigold.Thanks everyone else for your input.
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Something in the chrysanthemum family I think. I'm sure someone else can get nearer than that
In the sticks near Peterborough
Something in the Anthemis family I think, I've grown Tinctoria which is very similar and also yellow, but not quite the same.
Could be a coreopsis. If you are you're very lucky, the slugs destroyed mine before it had a chance to produce a decent shoot. Enjoy.
Could it be Chrysanthemum segutum, which is a british native.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Sorry should be segetum
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Sorry I didnt mention that I save the seeds each year and grow it as an annual,are Anthemis and Coreopsis perrenials.
Looks like you're right, punkdoc. I want one now
Thanks punkdoc,just googled it and you are right,commonly known as Corn or Field Marigold.Thanks everyone else for your input.