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plant identity

  • 15-06-2015 2:27pm
    #1
    wildlifeboy
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    any help me out?


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  • #2
    looksee
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    Bit optimistic OP! Could be a peony.


  • #3
    TAZ32
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    wildlifeboy wrote: »
    any help me out?

    At a very early push i would say it is a Hedychium sp. Maybe that. Is to early to tell. Us a member of ginger family and some are very fragrant.


  • #4
    lk67
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    I'd say TAZ is right. It could be an actual ginger plant too that was put in a pot at some stage. Looks like it sprouted last year too. Any story behind it?


  • #5
    wildlifeboy
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    my dad has it and forgot what it was and asked me if I could find out. thanks for your help.


  • #6
    Day Lewin
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    It does look like a ginger plant - even ordinary kitchen ginger will grow in a pot, I've done it often.

    Many grasslike plants have that "unfurling" stem habit


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