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[shazza]

could any one please identify this flower for me.  look forward to hearing from u. its growing wild on the moors, never seen before. look like a butterfly sat inside when u look closely.  thank you.  sharon

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[Pete G]

Hi Shazza,
I showed this to a friend who is good at identifying plants and he says he has never seen it before!
sorry I can't help,
PeteG

[shazza]

Pete G, on 16 July 2009, 23:29, said:

Hi Shazza,
I showed this to a friend who is good at identifying plants and he says he has never seen it before!
sorry I can't help,
PeteG

thank you pete, ive also shown to people who are good with flowers, and they also cant identifly it. thank you for trying. have a good day

[shazza]

Pete G, on 16 July 2009, 23:29, said:

Hi Shazza,
I showed this to a friend who is good at identifying plants and he says he has never seen it before!
sorry I can't help,
PeteG

hi again just thought id write and tell you i found out what the flower was, im sure it right, its called ALSTROEMERIA FLOWER,   like to thank you.

[Pete G]

thanks for letting us know.
Thats a new one on me,
PeteG

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[shazza]

recaprada, on 27 July 2009, 3:56, said:

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your welcome, have a good day

[Pete G]

I've just seen a BBC program called Country Tracks which featured this very flower.
it is rare and growns on old lead mines in the Peak District.
They called it Mountain pansy,
PeteG

[shazza]

Pete G, on 5 August 2009, 2:32, said:

I've just seen a BBC program called Country Tracks which featured this very flower.
it is rare and growns on old lead mines in the Peak District.
They called it Mountain pansy,
PeteG

hi peter, ill check that programme out, and have a look, thanks for that.

[jenny1980]

Hi pebbletripper,

I don't think it's a mountain pansy. I looked at quite a few pictures and it doesn't seem to match. I really think the first suggestion is correct:  Alstroemeria Flower

Take a look at this image (I couldn't seem to add it to this reply so here is the URL).

http://www.google.co...VDn7ABGjLLiaVk=




Jenny
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