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daveyp1970
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Mystery Eryngium (Seaholly)
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Could somebody i.d this Eryngium for me please.
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It could be Eryngium giganteum, Davey
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It looks like Eryngium giganteum Silver Ghost
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what i forgot to say is this is only about 10 inches tall at the most does that sound right for giganteum.I think you two have nailed it for me .Thank you.
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Eryngium giganteum Silver Ghost makes about 60cms, I think.... but it looks likethe ones in your photos, Davey, have a bit of growing to do yet.. the buds are only developing so it'll get a bit taller, don't you think?
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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June 09, 2011, 10:34:14 PM »
Some things here are not as tall as normal due to the prolonged exceptionally dry weather. It does look like E giganteum as I grow it.
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June 10, 2011, 12:36:43 AM »
Thank you soooo much Maggie and Tony Malcom and Fleur.I am going to stop buying mixed packets of genus seed.
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Good idea Davey ; there is hardly ever anything very interesting in them
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