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Shirley4
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I hope I am copying and pasting the correct thing here for you to open and see the picture I was asking about. I really don't know what I am doing. [Roll Eyes]

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This looks like an awful lot to me!! [scaredy]
After I click to add this post I don't know what you'll get of this. [Confused]

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Some hearts, like evening primroses, open more beautifully in the shadows of life.
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Shirley4
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Wow!! It put the picture there (not very big though) instead of the whole long string of site address (Is that what's called it's URL ? Sorry I'm so incompetent at this, but I'm learning. [Big Grin]

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Shirley4
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This does look like a Datura, like the pictures a couple of you posted for me. Thank you very much. [wavey]

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Shirley,

I don't know what that is, the common name used sure seems to fit it [Big Grin] When I click on your "small picture" I get a big picture of it in your Webshots. [wavey]

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Hi Shirley...

i don't know what it is... may b someone will b able to identify it soon...but think m sure it is not a Datura...

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Shirley4
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Look at the pics they showed me of datura pods under 'A Mystery Name' and see what you think.
I think it kind of looks like that, don't you?

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zuzu's petals
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Just a thought [thinker]
since I notice that the photo was taken in Orinda, California,
There is a member of the cucurbit family, that is native to California
Marah fabaceus "California Manroot"
[dunno] that could be a possibility??

It just doesn't seem to have the pronounced "collar"
that I'm accustomed to seeing on most Datura pods.

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Shirley4
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I also noticed that it did not have that pronounced collar.

Your picture of the Manroot looks very much like it. Now that I have a name to type in I am going to check it out on the Web. Thanks [thumb]

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Shirley4
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Here is what I found:

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Not sure; I think the picture I have shows the pod a little more oval and pointed, but that is before or after the flower. What do you think?

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zuzu's petals
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Maybe its this one
Marah macrocarpus,
it seems to be pointy at the tip. [dunno]

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Shirley4
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That's it! That's it!That's it! [muggs] [clappy]
Thank you so much! I really want to learn about it and now I will know what name to use.
I LOVE this place!! [thumb]

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