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White flowering Borage
By Siris
2 Apr, 2020
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Prickly hairs on this White flowering Borage
Comments on this photo
I agree Amy, I try to avoid touching it. Pulling it out with gloves, leaving just one, but they are quite large plants.
2 Apr, 2020
Worth having for the Bees :o)
2 Apr, 2020
Oh yes, they do like this plant, but rather chilly for flying today.
2 Apr, 2020
I just bought seed, both blue and white. They never set seed where I want them!
2 Apr, 2020
Nothing seems to seed where you want them, Ck.
3 Apr, 2020
I’ve grown from seed in the past but they’ve never seeded around.
3 Apr, 2020
Wow Dawn...that's amazing. They are the easiest self-seeders I know of!
3 Apr, 2020
Odd isnt it, I cant get love in a mist to seed either.
4 Apr, 2020
No, me neither. But Borage is the only plant that reliably self-seeds here. I should add..the white one, not so much.
5 Apr, 2020
Strange isn't it, to seed or not-to-seed!
6 Apr, 2020
Our white one is on the way........not seen the blue yet! I love this herb.....
6 Apr, 2020
There are six huge ones in the front garden, I'm gradually cutting them away.
6 Apr, 2020
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This brings me out in a kind of stinging nettle rash ,we use to have a lot of the blue...
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