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Dec 10th, 2007 at 09:16 PM
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Can anyone help me ID these blooms? Have a picture at http://triantan.blogspot.com/
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Dec 10th, 2007 at 10:02 PM
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WildRedRidingHood
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It looks like a coneflower, echinacea.
Very pretty!
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Hello Yass, unfortunately i can t id your flower but it sure is a pretty one. just want to welcome you to the forum that never ends(10yrs. now ) , you ll always have fun and friends over here. Francine from Canada. 
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Official Taste Tester
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Hi Melcon6, haven't seen you in awhile. I hope you are doing well.
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I second echinacea, maybe if you give it a week or two the petals will show colour
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Thanks guys - I was thinking the centre looked a bit like an echinacea but the colour seemed all wrong! I'll wait with baited breath.....
Cheers
Judy from Oz
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