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  1. chitting kaz

    chitting kaz Total Gardener

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    cause i have no idea :scratch:
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    this is growing in MIL's garden and we dont know what it is she thinks it has a blue flower on the tips
     
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      Yes I think Ziggy has it! It's Nigella also known as Love-in-a-mist.
       
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        Ooo, are they? I'll have a closer look, I may be some time.......
         
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        I recognise the plant Kaz, sorry, I just can't put my finger on it.

        Ziggy, I can see where your mind is tonight. :heehee:
         
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          Aah, i've found the one, page 10, no one wants to see Huge Furry Whittingstall goosing Nigella:doh:
           
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          gcc3663 Knackered Grandad trying to keep up with a 4yr old

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          Hi Kaz
          It looks like Cosmos to me. - I have been known to be wrong before though!
           
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          That's what I was trying to think of Gcc. :dbgrtmb:
           
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          I think Aconite (monkshood;wolfsbane) too, pretty, they spread, they keep coming back BUT they're poisonous. Mine are right at the back in the corner of a border with prickly plants in front so there's little chance of anyone reaching over to pick them.
           
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          These are my Cosmos this morning:
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          They do look different.

          Apologies for the pic quality. It's lashing it down today.
           
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          neither are looking that much like MIL i shall try to zoom in abit
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          If you wait, very soon you will have flowers.
          If you are still unsure do add a pic to this thread.
          Keep us posted of your findings.
           
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          I have lots of love in a mist coming in my garden & although very similar they do not look quite like that..

          I have to agree with SS it is probably aconitum as they also have blue flowers, but usually a flower spike not a single blue flower at the end like love in a mist..
           
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