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can anyone tell me what this plant is called? it just appeared in my garden

bayleaf

By Bayleaf

United Kingdom Gb

The leaves and stalk are covered in fine hairs,the flowers are orange/red. The buds are purple before opening



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I have know idea Bayleaf but its very interesting.I hope someone can I-d it as I would like to know.

4 Jun, 2009

 

Hi Bay... will try and find the name..
I have it too. It sends out runners and in no time it will take over! so be careful to keep it in check.
The flowers are sweet nd bright like orange little suns. but like a Dandylion it will spread!!

4 Jun, 2009

 

Could be a Straw Flower ? I need to see a Close up Of Its Flower Bud 2 ID better Sorry :/

4 Jun, 2009

 

Looks like Hieracium aurantiacum - Hawkweed, Fox and Cubs. Very invasive, spreads by runners and seeds like dandelions.

4 Jun, 2009

 

RRrrrrrr a Wild Flower then :)

4 Jun, 2009

 

Also known as Grim the Collier for some reason.

4 Jun, 2009

 

Look up Pilosella Aurantiaca I think you will find it to be, if so I have it and the leaves are like a roset and hairy at the bottom of the plant with a long hairy stalk with the orange flowers in a little clump at the top, as they say it seads like a dandilion. I presume you have taken the photograph from directly over it which does not show it as a long stem protruding from the centre of the roset of leaves.

4 Jun, 2009

 

Pilosella Aurantiaca and Hieracium aurantiacum are the same plant, just Botanists changing things around.

5 Jun, 2009

 

Yes, I think Hieracium. I took some seed from one once but then decided it was a bit wild-looking. I still get bits coming up now and then. Spreads around madly if you let it, but would be good in a wild garden.

5 Jun, 2009

 

Thank you all i can confirm that it is hawkweed . I do like it an so I am going to move it to a wild part of my garden.

15 Jun, 2009

 

But will it stay there, Bayleaf?

15 Jun, 2009

 

Saw it in a 'meadow' like setting with tall buttercups the other day. It looked great.

17 Jun, 2009

How do I say thanks?

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