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Started by grotbag, June 01, 2009, 21:25:34

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grotbag

can anyone id this plant for me .thanks

grotbag


grannyjanny

I think it's a plant. It's on the TOMT & begins with L (probably). Aren't I a helpful bunny. If it's what I think it is it spreads.
Janet

Rhubarb Thrasher

How about Veronica longifolia? Close look at the individual flowers should tell if it's a veronica

grotbag

dont think it is that rt

PurpleHeather

I was told that a weed is a plant growing where it is not wanted and I am constantly digging out forget me nots, nasturtiums, violets and others from the vegetable beds.

My friend always waits until her weeds are identifiable before pulling them because she gets her 'god's gifts' of new plants this way. Moving them to a position she prefers them to be in as necessary.




saddad

We have it too, it's a weed if you don't want it there, but so are poppies, aquilegia, nigella and so on. We spent ages identifying it and I have promptly forgotten  :-[

cordyline

Looks like Linaria purpurea, purple toadflax.  Selected forms like 'Canon Went' are garden flowers but the species is a bit weedy and spreads by seed.  Fine if you have a wilder garden.

saddad

That's the one...  ::)

shirlton

Had it on another plot we had.spreadswell ;D
When I get old I don't want people thinking
                      "What a sweet little old lady"........
                             I want em saying
                    "Oh Crap! Whats she up to now ?"

angle shades

 :) I grow this in pots in the garden, bees love it/ shades x
grow your own way

thifasmom

its considered a weed but i grow it purposefully in my flower beds i think its pretty :)

grannyjanny

That's the one. I knew it began with L.
Janet

lewic

My mum gave me a piece of this from her garden last year when I got my plot, she recommended it as something that would grow well in the shade.  No idea what its called, but it has really taken off and has just started flowering.


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