Identification Area

Miss Jiff say's that they have been in the garden for years, but they haven't spread at all (i must get some more glass's ) But they're is Butter Bur there as well so i may not have seen them because of that

Possibly Santolina pinnata ssp. neapolitana.Quote Beth Chatto....."Foliage more delicately feathered than Santolina chamaecyparissias. The button flowers are a cool sulphur yellow. A splendid background plant and ideal behind the ephemeral Iris 'Jane Philips."

Ah! But his isn't just the common one. It's the posh one, the Oxford ragwort.

So - hopefully no moles (of the animal kind) and no blisters - thank you all

Thanks for all your help everyone. Another plant to look out for, Jenny

Spot on, Fern, thank you!! Funnily enough, it was in the Alpine section and they were 3 for £5! Thank you guys for your help!

The name Brunnera was "tickling" the back of my mind when I posted the pic but due to the length of time since I'd planted it I just wasn't sure. Thank you, Silver Surfer, I will put the name down in the book of plants that have been planted in the garden.

Thank you for the nice comment Jenny Thank you Silver Surfer,I did think that they were the same, But there not, Thank's for clearing that up

Thanks for the id peeps!First time in the two years that I've been here!It had until my hatchet job!

I got it wrong in my excitement lol. They are Russian snowdrops (I think) thank you Fern! And everyone else. Might as well keep them where they are

It's in the herb corner so I can't have done. A true imposter.

I think they are forget me nots. They will start sending up airy flower stems soon about a foot high, which create a lovely misty blue look. If you don't want triple the number next year, just pull off the flower stalk or uproot the whole think when it starts to get in the way of everything else...

I quite like them, add a bit of height.