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  • 5 years ago

    I'm not sure what that is. Erigeron would probably have serated leaves, Liatris? Carex? You could just leave it a little longer until it blooms. It's not growing in the middle of anything worth worrying about, just some common forget me nots.

  • 5 years ago

    It resembles Campanula persicifolia a little but time will tell.

  • 5 years ago

    Thank you both. I will wait for flowers. I suspected peach leaf Campanula, but it seems more vigorous than others I have.

  • 5 years ago

    It's not growing in the middle of anything worth worrying about, just some common forget me nots.


    ==>>> oh jay.. how can you blaspheme my favorite flower of all time...


    and i was just thinking.. she ought to pull that weed out of the gorgeous planting of FMN's ... lol


    one definition of a weed.. is any plant not where you want it ...


    and frankly.. im betting on it being a weed ...


    let it go.. snap some pix.. and let us know how it works out ....


    ken

  • 5 years ago


    Ken, the last couple times I scattered forget me not seeds, I didn't have good results, so I believe I may be harboring some resentful feelings towards them, and I get satisfaction seeing them with potential thugs in their midst. On my scale of garden worthiness they fall somewhere in between Veronica arvensis and the oh so common Viola sororia. I do love a lot of the native Borage family plants including my spring ephemeral Aunt Lucys and of course the beautiful Virginia and Giant waterleafs. How about some pics of your forget me nots Ken? I've never seen any pics of what's actually growing in your 5 acres? I'Il go first. 😆


  • 5 years ago
    last modified: 5 years ago

    The general similarity to the bluebell was immediately apparent to me also but this plant seems to have different leaves. Broader, maybe thinner, and with wing like margins coming all the way to the central stalk. And with a longer, more gradually tapering and pointed outline.

  • 5 years ago

    I've never grown C. persicifolia, but when I look at photos it seems it varies in it's leaf margins, some clearly showing sedation others smooth? Can anyone verify that?

  • 5 years ago
    last modified: 5 years ago

    Yes, Jay I have grown them for decades and there is variability to the foliage. There is usually a basal rosette but quite often not.

  • 5 years ago

    i was just yanking your chain jay ...


    ug.. my most hated spiderwort .. how could you ... now your just messing with me ...


    i had pix of my hosta and conifer collections.. but not many flower pix .... i didnt have time for that nonsense... i mean taking the pix.. i had flowers everywhere ..


    i did a very quick hard drive search ...... no pic labeled forget ... nor myositis.. or whatever it might be today ...



    ken





  • 5 years ago

    Thanks for the update.

    tj

  • 5 years ago
    last modified: 5 years ago

    Lovely arlene_82. It is always nice to hear back. I hope you are happy you did not pull it.

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