Solved A white flower-spike plant

can you identify my mother-in-law’s plant for us? It’s the white flowers on the long reddish stems, with lime-green crinkly leaves in rosette formation.

As far as I know, it is flowering now...

The flowers are larger than a persicaria or Veronica, and the stems are long... (wall is about a metre high, if that helps with scale) the soil is rich, coal-spoil, as she’s in a welsh mining town.
It’s the leaves that totally flummox me - I’m going to try to scrounge a cutting, for what it’s worth!!

 

I don't usually guess Sian but it looks like some sort of Saxifrage to me.

 

Looks like a white flowered version of Francoa sonchifolia.

 

Definitely the above, just had a Google!!

 

Wow! You guys are amazing! I have one very happy MiL - she agrees all the stock images are the same plant....

 

Not sure if they come true from seed, but they are very very easy from seed.

 

Thank you, I will see if there are any seeds when I take MiL back home ....

 

(And yes, Salvia lovers, that is a Salvia Hot lips in the background....)