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Carly
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kennyso
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I think it looks like a black eyed susan, but don't think the leaves really look like it. Would you happen to know what the white flower growing from your rocks are called?

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weezie13
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Yep to me also looks like BES *Black Eyed Susan*

Kenny the white one looks like Feverfew to me....

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comfrey
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The leaves on the yellow one looks like calendula to me. Are the stems kind of fuzzy like? If so then it is probable Black Eye Susan as suggested. Its hard to tell since the picture of it is so small.

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I agree with Comfrey- it's Calendula.
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Wrennie
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looks like calendula to me too

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Calendula

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You knowwwwwwwwwwww, I should look at allllllll
the plant next time instead of just the flower part... [Embarrassed] [Roll Eyes] [Wink] [Big Grin] [flower]

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Carly
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OK - I'm going with Calendula.

Thanks, everybody.

And thanks, Weezie, for feverfew. I've got plenty of it - twice as much as last year, as you're probably seeing in my photos.

It started out with little greenies I found growing beside my triangle (another stick arrangement) and I planted them around - then I saw they made ferny plants and liked them.

This year they bloomed!

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