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What's this Flower

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Date: 06/07/2007 Topic: Readers Request > Gardening  
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What is this Flower?
What is this Flower?

I deadhead flowers and collect the seeds from various plants when I'm out looking at gardens around the area, then throw them out in the garden. This may be one from one of my excursions or may have been brought in by the birds. It grew last year and is bigger this year than last so it may be a perennial but because I live in a temperate climate, some annuals grow like perennials.

The leaves look "maple like" but with three major sections. The flowers stand up from the leaves. Because there is other foliage around them, it might be hard to tell but hopefully someone can identify this for me.

Susan from ThriftyFun

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Post By (Guest Post) (07/08/2007)
looks like lantana, but i've never seen it in white.


Post by Jantoo (343) | (06/08/2007)
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Cow parsley? Plain name for such a pretty flower. Supposed to be good for colds and fevers and tummy aches.


Post by SunnyBC88 (32) | (06/07/2007)
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Your flower looks like ASTRANTIA or Masterwort. It is a perennial, an old garden plant. I have them & enjoy the beauty of how intricit they are made! Nature is a marvel!! Enjoy it!


Post by Beth - MA (48) | (06/07/2007)
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Huh, that's a neat one! I'd guess some sort of anenome.


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