Any idea what this tiny plant is called , it's growing in a walled garden between the old bricks of the walls? I managed to dig this out but it didn't have much of a root so I hope it survives. It's very pretty.
It will grow anywhere but where you want it to. I used to have a patio garden covered with shingle, and ivy-leaved toadflax loved it and spread throughout the shingle.
Any idea what this tiny plant is called , it's growing in a walled garden between the old bricks of the walls? I managed to dig this out but it didn't have much of a root so I hope it survives. It's very pretty.
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Ivy leaved toadflax ...... a pretty little thing happiest growing in the cracks of walls.
http://www.first-nature.com/flowers/cymbalaria-muralis.php
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thanks so much Dove ?
It's a sweet little plant , if these tiny plants take root do you think they would grow and spread in the soil or are they just for brick walls?
It will grow anywhere but where you want it to. I used to have a patio garden covered with shingle, and ivy-leaved toadflax loved it and spread throughout the shingle.
Yes, I agree Josusa - not a plant for beds or pots - happiest in nooks and crannies
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Well I have a patio garden covered with smallish stones so maybe I'll be lucky and it will spread, that's if these little plants take. Thanks
Oh dear, maybe I should have left it to grow in the wall after all ?
It will seed about the place. I often find it in pots or cracks or corners.