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brunonia wrote:
Yesterday
How to tell A. echinacea from A. ovina pls? (Margaret Ning)
Acaena echinata
Mike wrote:
1 May 2025
Strange to see it flowering April-May. Usually flowers October to March. Only one sighting of July flowers.
Hypericum perforatum
lbradley wrote:
30 Apr 2025
BTW - herbarium for me is ANBG (Rosemary Purdie) not Mt Annan so very convenient for me. But I’ll drop a specimen at your place.
Galium liratum
plants wrote:
30 Apr 2025
Lisa. No problem if you want to leave it behind the front door fly screen if nobody is here.
Galium liratum
lbradley wrote:
30 Apr 2025
Do people still post stuff? I’m happy to drop and run. I could even leave it on your doorstep. 😊 I’d like to play around in another bit of ILGW - the area you took the group to. Different from mine.
Galium liratum

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