There's a wild lightly wooded bank on my journey to visit my Aged Ps - it is frequently covered with a large patch of bright blue ajuga - the first time I saw it I had to stop the car to check what it was - whether it's hybridised with a garden form I don't know, but it's a fantastic blue.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Yes it is, I have a tiny clump of these at bottom of rocky area,thanks for photo flowers and thanks for info land girl and dove
I must get some
In the sticks near Peterborough
There's a wild lightly wooded bank on my journey to visit my Aged Ps - it is frequently covered with a large patch of bright blue ajuga - the first time I saw it I had to stop the car to check what it was - whether it's hybridised with a garden form I don't know, but it's a fantastic blue.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
The purple leaved garden ones probably have flowers as blue as that but it's pushed into the background by the purple.
I want some
In the sticks near Peterborough
many thanks for all your answers. I'll list it as Bugle! I'm making a list of all
the wild flowers in my garden and so far I have 28 different species. The only
one which has disappointed me is the "world war one poppy". I sowed hundreds
of them and only one has come up so far. The ox eye daisies have]really
done well, as have the cornflowers, corn marigolds and corn cockles. Will
post photos when they are all fully in bloom. Nutcutlet I'll send you some
seeds if and when I can get some. I've not seen Bugle before, so I'm not
sure what to look for, but will do my best!
That would be good thanks ffb
I have Silene nutans, Nottingham catchfly looking good in flower. Do you want some of those? also red campion, have you got some of that?
In the sticks near Peterborough