Would anyone know whar this is, hard, woody stalks pinky white flowers.
Could they be Statice, a sort of everlasting flower?
no idea Lyn, sorry.
...something from the Lamiaceae family by the looks of things...
possibly Westringia fruticosa....the Australian rosemary....as you're in the south west I think... see what you make of it...
http://www.seasideplants.co.uk/plants/details/westringia-fruticosa-agm/4/
Lyn - it looks like a plant I call wax flower
Chamelaucium
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamelaucium
Is this from a bought bunch of flowers or the garden?
Not my sort of plant Edd, sorry.
Looked at a few pics and thinking lily louise is probably right. Not seeing lamiaceae there.
It was just in a bunch of flowers Nut.
Lily is right, thank you. Looks like a useful plant for floral displays.
Chamelaucium Edd, can't remember the species name, It was nearly an hour ago when I looked it up, my memory isn't that long
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Could they be Statice, a sort of everlasting flower?
no idea Lyn, sorry.
...something from the Lamiaceae family by the looks of things...
possibly Westringia fruticosa....the Australian rosemary....as you're in the south west I think... see what you make of it...
http://www.seasideplants.co.uk/plants/details/westringia-fruticosa-agm/4/
Lyn - it looks like a plant I call wax flower
Chamelaucium
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamelaucium
Is this from a bought bunch of flowers or the garden?
In the sticks near Peterborough
Not my sort of plant Edd, sorry.
Looked at a few pics and thinking lily louise is probably right. Not seeing lamiaceae there.
In the sticks near Peterborough
It was just in a bunch of flowers Nut.
Lily is right, thank you. Looks like a useful plant for floral displays.
Chamelaucium Edd, can't remember the species name, It was nearly an hour ago when I looked it up, my memory isn't that long
In the sticks near Peterborough