Toadflax for ID

[davidbr]

I'd welcome some opinions on the identity of this plant, a pavement-crack weed from Bristol; it's not a great photo, because it was taken a couple of years ago.

For a long time I had it down as Annual Toadflax (Linaria maroccana), but it's since been suggested to me that it might be Roadside Toadflax (Linaria aeruginea), which looks to be extremely rare in the wild in Britain. It is grown in gardens, though, and the only picture I can find on Google Image seems a reasonable match.

But, I'm still not sure - what do people think?

[artdemole]

leaves remind me of sage.texican or mexico

[Tiggrx]

It looks similar to a plant which I have grown under the name Linaria nevadensis, which I think is really called L. aeruginea ssp. nevadensis. However, my plant is generally more prostrate. It generally comes as a mix of colours and I have seen it sold with variety names such as "Elfin Delight", "Grenada Sol" and "Gemstones".

Wild L. aeruginea ssp. aeruginea as I have seen it does not look much like your plant