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IDs Please for These 2?

6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago

Tramping around my place now that spring has sprung, came across these 2. The first is a regular weed here, and indeed in practically every place I've lived, and appears to do no harm or spread rampantly. Likely a common exotic.

The 2nd is also a self-sowing annual, quite ephemeral, and very short, maybe 75mm/3" at most, but I find it very pretty, and again, not a problem here. Those spots on the petals should help as identifiers.







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  • 6 years ago

    How do I do it? Ha ha. I googled Australian monocot wild flower and looked at the pictures! 😉 No skill involved whatsoever. Well, I suppose I did see from the leaves and seed pods that it was a monocot with bulbish tendencies.

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