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| | | Bistort / Persicara Family ŽIDŽ I found this on some cobbles in a local park. It looked like amphibious bistort but with a denser flowerhead and it was nowhere near water at all | 
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| | | Re: Bistort / Persicara Family ŽIDŽ Polgonium capitatum often grown on rockerys this why you found it in paving slabs
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| | Re: Bistort / Persicara Family ŽIDŽ Quote:
Originally Posted by Gypsy Orchid Polgonium capitatum often grown on rockerys this why you found it in paving slabs
Sylv | Persicaria capitata is I believe the current name + I've seen it naturalised in paving in London, though not common. |  | | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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