Wildflowers - Echium vulgare

I do love the colour Lori. Might have to get some for my garden now.

You reminded me to get some, always one of my favourites.

I've never tried to wrangle these into the garden...they grow completely wild and select their own location!! ;-)
They have a long taproot and grow out of a basal rosette of leaves which is very close to the ground. I wouldn't want to send you a pest...but if you think you might like some I'll see about getting a root or seeds?

Thanks lori, but I'll try getting some seed from a wild plant around here.

Of course... no prob.