Penstemon - unknown.

Beautiful delicate colour :)

lovely colour :o)

Its a pretty colour Spritz.........

looked it up spritz and looks like alice hindley one of the oldest penstomon

Nice one.

Sandra, I have 'Alice Hindley' and I don't THINK it's the same...similar, yes. Pity I can't take one of them next to the other to compare them! lol.

Thanks for the time you spent for me. :-)

yw spritz sorry it wasnt the one, there was another purple cant remember now ,, sour grapes thats the other,

Got that, too - definitely not...sorry - you are trying hard, bless you!

i bet if someone said the name it would come to you lol

I also bet someone will say its one of the 'Czars'...but I think they're quite new, aren't they? This was a cutting off an old one in someone's garden.

sorry cant help you there im still a novice lol

You learned a few names in your research, then! :-)

sure did spritz , but will i remember then lol i think not he he

You just might surprise yourself, Sandra...and other people! lol.

lol, :o)), well they keep telling me i know quite alot about gardening at work so something must stay in my feather head he he

There you are, then! QED. Haha - betcha don't know what that means!

NOPE! lol

It's latin - it stands for 'Quod est demonstrandum'...meaning, 'You've just proved it' or literally, 'That is demonstrated' :-)

See - I USED to be educated! I actually learned latin at school....don't remember much of it, though.

i didnt do latin, but my mum said she did but she remembers little of it, think you still are educated BB, i didnt like school but i have always had alot of common sence and baz thinks im intelligent, lol just hopeless at spelling, anyway thanx for that BB, :o)) off out now to see my brother, have a great day

Merci - (Showing off - I did French, too!) I hope yours is good, too. xx

oo la la xx

It is! :-))

I thought it meant "quod erat demonstradum" or in my days "Quite easily done". Anyway the Penstemon is lovely whether it is known or not.

OK, OK - 'est' instead of 'erat'? I was in the 'past' tense - it shows my age! LOL. Meaning? What I said, which is much the same as yours, if you think about it!

Think! What are you thinking of? This is me.

Now I know you can...and do...;-)

I have this one, it is at least 10 years old, thought it was sour grapes, google says no.........Cotswold garden flowers might be of use.

Just like the song...."you must have been a beautiful baby, 'cause baby look at you now".

I've got their catalogue - I'll take a look! Thanks, Dd.

Your welcome........