There must be some buttercups somewhere, and then found them, altogether in a field.
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Wow, these have long stems. I have heard of buttercups, but have never seen them. The native sort stay very close to the ground.
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I have only known them with long stems, also in England.
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I believe that is normal, since they stand up above turf grass. Ours stay so low that they continue to bloom in regularly mown lawns, but I doubt that is typical of other species.
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Ours are kind of medium stems — not as tight to the ground as some I’ve seen, but not tall. Did they tell you as a child that if you hold a buttercup under your chin and it reflect yellow, that you must love butter? It was one of those silly childhood myths.
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We nhad the same story in England with the liking of butter.
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We don’t have any here, in England we used to make buttercup chains,and daisy chains, neither of which are here. We do have Clover.
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Buttercups grow wild here. Clover is everywhere.
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Yes, it is like that where I was born, Sedgley in England.
Australia is too hot this far north for wild buttercups, clover does well. I found a 4 leaved one in 1969 the morning when I went to do my Maths exam. ( year 10 School Cert.) Passed with flying colours
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Congratulations
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