Icannot bear to pull out self seeded foxgloves. They pop up in the most hostile places that you have to admire their tenacity. Sometimes it can surprise you how good they look even if it wasn't in the original planting plan.
Icannot bear to pull out self seeded foxgloves. They pop up in the most hostile places that you have to admire their tenacity. Sometimes it can surprise you how good they look even if it wasn't in the original planting plan.
Neither can I! I love seeing them grow in walls or silly places. People walk past them all the time without realising what the plant is. I do tend to give seedling the benefit of doubt which means that I can end up with lots of weeds, but it is all part of the garden picture.
Icannot bear to pull out self seeded foxgloves. They pop up in the most hostile places that you have to admire their tenacity. Sometimes it can surprise you how good they look even if it wasn't in the original planting plan.
Neither can I! I love seeing them grow in walls or silly places. People walk past them all the time without realising what the plant is. I do tend to give seedling the benefit of doubt which means that I can end up with lots of weeds, but it is all part of the garden picture.
I know the feeling. We have lots of valerian growing in our garden walls and it is such an attractive plant we can't bear to pull it out.
Beware valerian in walls - the roots get very large and can wreak havoc. I've got a walled garden and speak from experience. Having walls rebuilt can be very expensive. English Heritage won't have it anywhere on their sites.
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Icannot bear to pull out self seeded foxgloves. They pop up in the most hostile places that you have to admire their tenacity. Sometimes it can surprise you how good they look even if it wasn't in the original planting plan.
hi looks like self seeded foxgloves to me. I love them as it's good fun to watch the bee's go in the flowers then fall as the flower falls.
Good weed supressant! Does well in shady part of garden, likes it moist. Enjoy! Good
luck with your gardening!
Neither can I! I love seeing them grow in walls or silly places. People walk past them all the time without realising what the plant is. I do tend to give seedling the benefit of doubt which means that I can end up with lots of weeds, but it is all part of the garden picture.
I know the feeling. We have lots of valerian growing in our garden walls and it is such an attractive plant we can't bear to pull it out.