deep blue wildflower

Discussion in 'Plants: Identification' started by clupica, Nov 2, 2008.

  1. clupica

    clupica Active Member

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    Thanks to all for the other identification. As you might see, I'm working on my backlog from the summer. I spent nearly 30 minutes researching this flower but can't find anything close.

    So what do you think. I was thinking something in the Campanula or Gentiana genus?

    TKS in advance
    Charlie
     

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  2. Lila Pereszke

    Lila Pereszke Well-Known Member 10 Years

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    Veronica sp.
     
  3. abgardeneer

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    Yes, Veronica teucrium perhaps.
     
  4. clupica

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    Thanks all

    Veronica looks good. Less certain about the teucrium. After being pointed toward Veronica I am wondering if it might be Veronica austriaca or Veronica chamaedrys. But, I think I read there are 500 sp of Veronica. Might need a scanning electron microscope to know for sure :) .

    Charlie
     
  5. Wojciech

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    Its simpler than you think - Veronica chamaedrys has two rows of hairs on the opposite sides of stem; plant is 10-40 cm high and V. teucrium has stem hairy around; plant to 1 m high.
     
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    PS Veronica teucrium is now considered just a subspecies of Veronica austriaca. Sorry for the confusion.
     

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