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Could somebody tell me what this plant is please - I haven't a clue.

It could be something that I planted a couple of years ago that I thought I died. Until I know what it is I won't know if it's a weed.

http://www.photobox.co.uk/album/3382052

Could it be a campanula?

Ta.

GF

can't see anything when i open the link  ::)

sorry neither can I

nor me....and i am now bursting with curiosity

It would appear to be the very rare 'Image Not Available Bush'. Only grown in specialist climates  ;D

nice one trixiebell!  :P

Thanks all (including Paulines7).

Please do have another look.

GF

Ah, even rarer plant now, A Not logged in one!

FOR GOURDS SAKE!!!!!!!!!!!

Try it now - not before sacking the editor!!

Well i can see the picture now, looks a nice plant,  over to Eric  for identification.   I would like one as well....

In case it helps - the spearhead shaped leaves in the photo are from this plant.

Quote from: greenfingered fiend on July 01, 2006, 22:05:31


Could it be a campanula?

We have some that look like that

I agree, I think it is a campanula.

Campanula latiloba is most likely.

I've got one the same and it's a campanula.  ;D ;D

my neighbours have got one and it's very pretty.
;D

RESULT!!!

Thanks to everyone who contributed.

I found a couple in Dorset who seemed to know their Campanulas. It seems my plant is:

         Campanula Trachelium (common name - Bats-in-the-Belfry, English Throatwort)

Because I am endebted to them for helping me I want to show you their Website which is well worth a visit.

http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/lynandmalcolm/index.htm

I have promised to visit one of their open gardens when we holiday down there next month.

Thanks all.
GF.

Glad you have your answer GF.
Can I also add that I've visited Lynne and Malcolms garden through another board and it's definitely worth it. Lovely people and a beautiful haven of a garden  :)