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Could anyone ID this plant for me please?

Carlos4Carlos4 Posts: 13

This plant has returned again after first making an appearance last year. It appeared in among the dog daisy.It is around a meter tall but doesn't have any scent. 

 

 

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  • fidgetbonesfidgetbones Posts: 17,616

    Linaria purpurea

  • Carlos4Carlos4 Posts: 13

    Thanks very much fidget. image How it go there I have no idea? Would it be dropped off by birds do you think?

     

     

  • fidgetbonesfidgetbones Posts: 17,616

    It scatters around easily once you have it.I find it beneath the oak,and I suppose its birds that dropped it. There is a pink version as well, often called "Canon Went"

    My bees seem to really like it, they've been on it all day.image

  • Carlos4Carlos4 Posts: 13
    Edd, The daisy came from the bloke across the road but he didn't have a clue what the purple plant was. I think the birds probably planted it for me!



    Fidget, the bees were all over this one too! I originally thought it was a weed but as the bees liked it (and it did look nice against the white) it survived the cut!
  • GardenmaidenGardenmaiden Posts: 1,126

    Purple toadflax. Pretty in the right area. Pulls out easily if you don't want it. Other plant possibly Leucanthemum, shasta daisy?

  • Carlos4Carlos4 Posts: 13
    Will do Edd.



    GM not sure what the other plant is called. I've known it as 'dog daisy'??
  • rubberrubber Posts: 80

    I have this in my border and it is one of my favourites as it keeps flowering for months and the bees love it. It is a definite bonus that it self seeds as I want more! I hsve the pink one two.

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