22-01-2018, 09:29 AM
JKP: if my suspicion here is correct, someone used a Dioscorides image of grapevine as a basis for this plant. Hence I wouldn't necessarily dismiss Bryonia. On the other hand, the most vine-like properties of the grapevine, i.e. tendrils, are exactly what has been removed from the image, so I don't know... It would also be strange for someone to have knowledge of or access to standard grapevine imagery but completely deviate from tradition in something as essential as artemisia.
I agree that the leaves of geranium maculatum do look very similar, and so do quite a number of other plants. Probably a hard one to ID with some certainty.
I agree that the leaves of geranium maculatum do look very similar, and so do quite a number of other plants. Probably a hard one to ID with some certainty.

