Gardening with Rabbits
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It looks like sage. Mine is getting ready to bloom.
Flower in PNW
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SweetMissDaisy
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Was this ever identified?
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digitS'
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You know what? I finally asked him for an updated photo. But, I feel like he became lost in his yard yesterday and sent me a picture of a different plant.
Isn't this a dianthus?
DS is a busy, "essential worker," and has a yard fairly crammed with plants at a home where he has only lived a couple years.
I know that we didn't plan on having over 6 months pass without a visit, although that would be DS showing up here. Lots of confusing circumstances in our lives.
Steve
Isn't this a dianthus?
DS is a busy, "essential worker," and has a yard fairly crammed with plants at a home where he has only lived a couple years.
I know that we didn't plan on having over 6 months pass without a visit, although that would be DS showing up here. Lots of confusing circumstances in our lives.
Steve
SweetMissDaisy
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That’s Rose Campion, for sure. 
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digitS'
Garden Master
Thank you!That’s Rose Campion, for sure.
I will tell him this AM, he is an early-riser but it helps a student of nature to learn something when the information arrives when the object can be seen.
(Like me waving my hands frantically while saying to DW in a harsh whisper, "that was a sharp-shinned hawk that just flew into the plum tree after those starlings! Did you see it?!"
)Steve
Dahlia
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Maybe it's a decorative sage?
Dahlia
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It does look like a Rose Campion.
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digitS'
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Yes, I think that is what it came down to ..
. a rose campion.
. a rose campion.
