Who is this big-leafy fellow volunteering in my garden?
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01 Wednesday Jun 2016
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Some type of Gunnera? It’s spectacular!
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Not sure it’s gunnera. We have some out by the little playhouse, and it manages to look like something leftover from Jurassic Park each summer.
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I think it is a shieldleaf… Astilboides tabularis… gets quite big 🙂
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Yes, that’s it! Thanks for the ID, I’d never seen this plant. It’s gorgeous.
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More to the point, where did you get that sunshine??!! It’s October here on Tyne and Wear, and has been all week….
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Beautiful in Pembrokeshire, Terry. Come on down!!
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Yes, the sun is shining in Scotland, and they are ice-skating in hell.
Last week we were on Skye and—I swear I’m not making this up—I got a sunburn. I’m pretty sure I was still in Scotland, though, because the midges were also doing their best to consume my ears.
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I don’t think it’s a species of Gunnera, Doesn’t look shiny enough? Go with Sue, Barb, she sounds very knowledgeable!!
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It’s an elephant eared hydranga.
Just kidding. I made that up, but that’s what it looks like.
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That’s a strange one…looks almost tropical.
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Dunno about this one, but I’ve got two elephants growing in my garden, so big I’m almost afraid to touch them…
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I don’t know what it is, but it is certainly beautiful! Perfect leaves for imprinting into handmade stepping stones.
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What a fabulous idea!
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It’s Ralph.
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Well that’s sure going to upset my dog Peri.
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I misread the title/question. I thought you wanted to know who it was.
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Wow it’s stunning! I have no idea, but I’d like one! 😁
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I have no idea about how to share such things, but if I did I’d bring you some.
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I have no idea. But he’s BIG!
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