Looks like a verbascum to me, one of the big furry ones of which there are several
That's flowers coming whatever it is.
I agree with nut, it is a verbascum. It's going to get about 5 feet tall once the flower gets going!
That looks like a very fine verbascum to me too - love it Please show us a pic when it flowers.
I agree with Verbascum. It also looks like one of the big yellow ones, which means it is probably biennial, and so it will die following flowering
Its not an alpine!!!!!!
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Chuckle! No, definitely not!!! Although I have seen self-sown ones do very well on rockeries - they like well-drained sunny spots
I would need to see the flowers for that. There are alpine verbascums.
Where did you get it? Alpine is 'garden centre speak' for small plant. But they're really plants from the high mountains are some are not small.
Google alpine verbascums
That's what I would expect from a GC alpine.
Most of them. possibly all, are biennials so you haven't got a huge plant there that will take over in time
I can't see it well enough sorry.
and big
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I agree with nut, it is a verbascum. It's going to get about 5 feet tall once the flower gets going!
That looks like a very fine verbascum to me too - love it
Please show us a pic when it flowers.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I agree with Verbascum. It also looks like one of the big yellow ones, which means it is probably biennial, and so it will die following flowering
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Its not an alpine!!!!!!
Chuckle! No, definitely not!!! Although I have seen self-sown ones do very well on rockeries - they like well-drained sunny spots
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I would need to see the flowers for that. There are alpine verbascums.
Where did you get it? Alpine is 'garden centre speak' for small plant. But they're really plants from the high mountains are some are not small.
Google alpine verbascums
In the sticks near Peterborough
That's what I would expect from a GC alpine.
Most of them. possibly all, are biennials so you haven't got a huge plant there that will take over in time
In the sticks near Peterborough
I can't see it well enough sorry.
In the sticks near Peterborough
and big
In the sticks near Peterborough