A gardener saw a beautiful flower in an English garden: single pink flowers on long smooth stems, thick waxy serrated leaves, grey-green color, leaving a round pod with a flat ribbed cap after petals fall.
Could be a type of Anemone (windflower).
Visual identification is far more reliable than descriptions.
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