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unidentified plant
hi, i have lots of these in my garden and they have self propagated, they are very tall with lots of clusters of white flowers that are very pretty. i planted it at the back of a border and they have gradually moved forward so they eventually bend and cover the path.the leaves are very thin and it has lots up and down the stem, the roots are also very thin, it comes every year but i dont know its name or how to get the best out of it, help please!
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Verbascum? Phlox?
It's a bit difficult without a photo, Pam.
i will try and get my daughter to put a photo on later, the flowers remind me of bellis or gypsy grass .!
might be an aster
In the sticks near Peterborough
Epilolobium...white rosebay?
or Aconite perhaps?
I like that white aconitum Addict
In the sticks near Peterborough
Me too.
Isn't it hard from just a description. Could be all sorts of things. Just googled gypsy grass not helpful
wish I knew what that was would be somewhere to start lol. As for Bellis, is that why you suggested aster as in daisy?
Bellis suggests the flowers might be daisy shaped. But......
what an amazing collection of google images for gypsy grass
In the sticks near Peterborough
hi, it isnt any of those pictured but the aconite is lovely!
picture coming soon so that should help!
Might be camomile.