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Plant identification please

chrissyd60chrissyd60 Posts: 3
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The foliage is like Delphinium, about the same size, but has several spikes of yellow flowers, perennial.

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  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Posts: 88,147
    edited May 2020
    Hi @chrissyd60 and welcome to the forum 😊 

    My first thought would be one of the yellow flowering delphiniums ... not seen as often as the blues and pinky ones, but they do exist

    https://www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/98923/Delphinium-Sungleam/Details

    Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.





  • chrissyd60chrissyd60 Posts: 3
    Further to my post above
    Oh I thought I'd added 2 photos but they're no there. Sorry I'm a novice! I was given the name some time ago, not Delphinium, however I've lost the label. Thanks for the reply tho, much appreciated.
  • The_herpetologistThe_herpetologist Posts: 481
    ligularia przewalskii?
  • The_herpetologistThe_herpetologist Posts: 481

  • chrissyd60chrissyd60 Posts: 3
    Hmm, from memory the flowers are not quite like that.  I can see buds have formed so when the flowers appear I'll take photographs and attempt (again!) to post them. Many thanks for your reply, it's much appreciated.
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