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Shamrock

pan · 2006-05-14 19:51:57

Hi all, Anybody know where I can get some shamrock (plant) or in seed form?? I tried woodies and homebase, but too no avail :( Thanks pan

14-05-2006 7:51pm

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pan

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Hi all,

Anybody know where I can get some shamrock (plant) or in seed form??
I tried woodies and homebase, but too no avail

Thanks
pan

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#2 15-05-2006 12:35pm

Desmo

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pan wrote:

Hi all,

Anybody know where I can get some shamrock (plant) or in seed form??
I tried woodies and homebase, but too no avail

Thanks
pan

Shamrock is just any small leaved clover; you will find clover in any lawn or bit of mowed grass. THe usual ones have leaves that are too large to look like shamrock so you will need to poke around to find one. If you find something in the wild that looks like a clover but has small leaves, then that is shamrock.
Most garden centres sell stuff that helps people get rid of clover so you will have a job buying any. The scientific names of a couple of species that look liek it are
Trifolium dubium
Medicago lupulina

both have small pretty yellow flowers.

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