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| | | Help to ID this please Found on a chalky meadow, very small flowers
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| | | Re: Help to ID this please Fairy Flax, Linum catharticum. | 
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| | | Re: Help to ID this please Thanks aeshna5
How different from pale or perennial flax. | 
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| | Re: Help to ID this please Quote:
Originally Posted by alindsay Thanks aeshna5
How different from pale or perennial flax. | Very different looking, though related as in same genus. Usually much more petite, branched with white flowers. A common calcicole. | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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