“Lavender lady” plants

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• Fire Posts: 19,096

  August 2018

  They are very pretty.
  

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• nutcutlet Posts: 27,445

  August 2018

  I think that's a Gypsophila. Possibly G paniculata or elegans

  
  
  In the sticks near Peterborough

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• Lyn Posts: 23,190

  August 2018

  It is  Gypsophila 

  Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor. 
  
  

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• cgnarly Posts: 17

  August 2018

  Yay thank you everyone very much. This made My day seeing as I’ve been working on these plans since April thank you very much again… On another note,I  have this plant that was given to me, is anyone able to identify it? happy gardening ! 

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• cgnarly Posts: 17

  August 2018

  
  

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• punkdoc Posts: 15,039

  August 2018

  It is a Lantana, probably L.camara.
  It is not hardy.

  How can you lie there and think of England
  When you don't even know who's in the team
  
  S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border

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• Buttercupdays Posts: 4,546

  August 2018

  Or take it inside for the winter - - my standard one has survived for several years in my back porch, where it gets plenty of light.
  

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• cgnarly Posts: 17

  September 2018

  Lantana said:

  Definitely Lantana😉😀 Depending on where you are situated it can survive the winter if planted in the ground in a sheltered spot.

  
  

  Buttercupdays said:

  Or take it inside for the winter - - my standard one has survived for several years in my back porch, where it gets plenty of light.
  

  I have a green house, but if I planted it do you think it would be safe in zone 6b?

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• Buttercupdays Posts: 4,546

  September 2018

  No. Zone 6b goes down well below freezing and Lantana is not hardy, which means it cannot withstand being frozen.
  

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