Lamium galeobdolon, the rampant one
By Siris
- 14 Nov, 2016
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Lamium which increases rapidly by rooting along these long stems. Just noticed looking at the leaves the white and green are in reverse to the maculatum. Has yellow flowers in season.
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I have to admit it is very attractive....
14 Nov, 2016
A garden escapee, Hywel.
Dd, I don't find it too big of a problem, and the yellow flowers are on a bit of a stalk, so fairly obvious.
15 Nov, 2016
We had it in the garden when we moved here, an escapee from next door!
15 Nov, 2016
The wild form grows in the hedgerows :)
15 Nov, 2016
Nice escapee.
15 Nov, 2016
This is the cultivated variety, but it still has bad habits!
18 Nov, 2016
I have a yellow one too,different markings to this,'Hermanns Pride',veeeery slow to get going it was sent to me as as one stem with a bit of root last year and still only one stem maybe next year it'll be bigger.
18 Nov, 2016
Same flowers as this Simbad, but your leaves have elongated blotches on them, nicer I think.
18 Nov, 2016
I have this one, it's happy in the woodland and it can do what it likes there without being a nuisance.
20 Nov, 2016
Very useful in the right place, Dawn.
20 Nov, 2016
It sure is. Right plant, right place - and all that......
21 Nov, 2016
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I see this growing wild in the hedgerows around here :)
14 Nov, 2016