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Plant IDs please

gondorgondor Posts: 135
Long time lurker. Not sure what these are but the pink one is lovely!

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  • delskidelski Posts: 274
    Dunno what the white one is, but I have a hunch it begins with t. Could the pink one be a phlox?
  • B3B3 Posts: 27,505
    I wonder if your white one is the same as the seedling someone is trying to get identified in another thread.
    In London. Keen but lazy.
  • AnniDAnniD Posts: 12,585
    edited June 2021
    Yes, l think the pink one is a creeping phlox, phlox subulata.
    White one could be a type of anemone? 
  • gondorgondor Posts: 135
    Thanks, super speedy replies! Looking at your suggestions, they appear to be Phlox GoldPhlox Rose and Anemone multifida White.
    I went through some labels to try and find these. I have a label for "phlox paniculata Peacock White" and "saponaria ocymoides" neither of which I appear to have...maybe they died...
    I also have a label for saxifrage x arendii Limerock with similar white flowers but I guess that has also died! Likewise with a penstemon...
    Not a good start to my gardening life.
    Would the phlox be good in a rock garden? I have some arenaria montana, armeria maritima which are in the front of a border but they just get drowned out with other perrenials. I have plenty of random rocks and stones excavated from the clay soil so I could, in theory, attempt a rockery. Just don't want to shove those plants in between the rocks and have them die...
  • AnniDAnniD Posts: 12,585
    I think the phlox would be fine in a rock garden, there are other colours available as well  :)
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