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there are (Plant Apps) that help to identify plants


The Best Plant Identification Apps

* FlowerChecker. The FlowerChecker app uses real botanists to identify unknown plants, moss, fungus and even lichen. ...

*NatureGate*. - NatureGate allows you to identify your plant with a database of 700 species. ...


* Google Goggles. ...

* PlantSnapp. ...

* Plantifier. ...

* LikeThat Garden. ...

* Leafsnap. ...

* iPflanzen.

Please don't try and eat it based on my 'iffy' identification Callie, but my guess would be that it's rocket that's gone to seed and which has picked up some kind of bug infestation (hence the spots). Having said that the stems seem a bit too robust and hairy for rocket. As I said - please don't eat it! (even if my identification was correct, any leafy vegetable that's gone to seed will be bitter and unpalatable).

Definitely not Rocket, leaves are too shiny...


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If no joy on here, take a cutting and ask a local garden centre or email them, the staff at West Dulwich seem to know their onions...

Hi everyone. I don't think it's gazanias after having a quick google. Defintely not rocket - which I eat most days in my sarnies :) Definitely wouldn't eat this plant lol. It seems to be infested by something. Since I've had it this long might as well wait some more for clues ie buds & flowers. Might give it a quick spray with insect killer, feel silly if its a weed though :)

seenbeen Wrote:

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> you could try this

> http://www.botanicalkeys.co.uk/flora/content/searc

> h.asp


Hi thanks I tried this a few times but still no luck, I will wait to see if it flowers then try the aps again.

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