I think it's linaria too for what it's worth (I'm no expert). I have it in my garden and agree that it's a useful plant to have for the same reasons as Shrinking Violet.
A picture of it plugging a gap in the corner of my garden
Ooooh! I can't wait! I want to see pictures of the plant in flower. I'm very happy to be wrong - but I have L. Purpurea all over the place, and I have to say that the leaves really do look like that, rather than Euphorbia.
The Jury is out - time will tell when the flowers are in full bloom. (For what it's worth, mine are already in out).
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Hi Nikki
Definately a euphorbia. Just be very careful if you prune it as a white sap that can be s skin iritant,msonwerar gloves
Or pissibly not, according to others
I think it's linaria too for what it's worth (I'm no expert). I have it in my garden and agree that it's a useful plant to have for the same reasons as Shrinking Violet.
A picture of it plugging a gap in the corner of my garden
Ooooh! I can't wait! I want to see pictures of the plant in flower. I'm very happy to be wrong - but I have L. Purpurea all over the place, and I have to say that the leaves really do look like that, rather than Euphorbia.
The Jury is out - time will tell when the flowers are in full bloom. (For what it's worth, mine are already in out).
Should I leave them in pots or plant them in my garden
any advice would be fab 
They'll be happy with either Nikki
In the sticks near Peterborough
Well I think I'm going to make a woodland garden also out the front, I have so much space and put all my eutrophic (if that's the right word) there
I think the consensus is linaria and I have no doubt of that at all. More of a sun plant than a woodland plant
In the sticks near Peterborough
It's definitely a plant.