Solved Echium pinniana

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    But it's girt :phew: DSCN1248.JPG
     
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      Echium ? aka Viper bugloss
       
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        Never seen one 10 foot tall before :yikes:
         
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          to you think I am correct in the identification ?
           
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          Looks like one, i'll have a closer look next time i'm there, should have got a close up of the flowers but there were a couple sitting on the bench right next to it.
           
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          What bench i cant see one :heehee:;)
           
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            Not Vipers bugloss the native Echium vulgare, but Echium pinniana, regularly gets up to 10 foot in the westcountry. One of my favourite plants and the bees love it.
             
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              well I got half of it correct :ideaIPB: and you the other half
               
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                Cheers guys :thumbsup:
                 
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                  I can identify that place as Langmoor Gardens, Lyme Regis! I think I might have taken a pic of them last Autumn when they were a lot smaller.

                  Have a look in the garden of The Old Coastguard Cottages at Minehead along the seafront going towards the harbour.

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