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17-06-2011, 01:00 PM
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| | | Re: Large Leaved Woodland Plant? Very intriguing! I have been looking up Beth Chatto's unusual plants and found several varieties of European symphytums which have similarities. Perhaps Grimalkin's is a hybrid?
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| | | Re: Large Leaved Woodland Plant? It is Abraham, Isaac & Jacob ( Trachystemon orientalis). Same family as Symphytum | 
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| | | Re: Large Leaved Woodland Plant? Any signs yet of flowering heads ?
Possibly, it's Brunnera macrophyla, if the leaves are rough/hairy. This is in flower ( Blue ) between April & June ( so coming to an end, now) - but apparantly has a 2nd flush in autumn.
This species' former name is Anchusa myosotidiflora. ( the flowers are similar to Forget-me-not & the specie name give us the clue to that )
Update:- Ignore the above, now I 've noticed Dorts Post #6 & seen the 3rd photograph !
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| | | Re: Large Leaved Woodland Plant? Quote:
Originally Posted by Tiggrx It is Abraham, Isaac & Jacob ( Trachystemon orientalis). Same family as Symphytum  | Sounds good, although not one I'm familiar with. It does appear to be quite widely naturalised in the UK, unlike my suggestion which isn't and seems to be hardly grown here at all. |  | | | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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