Flower ID (1 Viewer)

Brian Stone

A Stone chatting

• Jul 23, 2004

• #1

Please could someone help with an ID of this flower that was plentiful at Barnack Hills and Holes near Peterborough, UK today.

Thanks

 

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Michael Frankis

conehead

• Jul 23, 2004

• #2

Hi Brian,

Campanula glomerata

Michael

 

Brian Stone

A Stone chatting

• Jul 23, 2004

• #3

Magic. Thanks Michael.

 

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Elizabeth Bigg

Addicted member

• Jul 23, 2004

• #4

Michael Frankis said:

Hi Brian,

Campanula glomerata

Michael

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Michael - I've just looked at this in my elderly Collins Guide (published 35 years ago), and it's given ** which indicates it is a scarce plant which is only grown in limited areas. How is it faring now?

 

Michael Frankis

conehead

• Jul 23, 2004

• #5

Sorry, no idea how it is doing as a wild plant, but it is also a fairly common garden escape

Michael

 

ashrich

Registered , should be certified .......

• Aug 5, 2004

• #6

Campanula Glomerata , Clustered Bellflower , my 1984 guide says " frequent in grassland on chalk limestone in the South and East .....

Ashley

 

Brian Stone

A Stone chatting

• Aug 6, 2004

• #7

Should imagine this is a wild one then as it was at one of the richest limestone grassland sites around here. It was plentiful. Thanks for the help everyone.