Name that plant.......

I have nt got a clue but it is a beauty reminds me of flute glasses very pretty.if I see it on my travels around the net I will let you know.

Its not a campanula, might well be a phlox, but there are so many ....

looks like isotoma to me, but i could be wrong..

There is a phlox x arendsii 'Lilac Star' - do I get a gold star now? :-)

looking at it on the interweb Andrew, not sure thats the one..

Could it be Laurentia?

My first thought was Laurentia too

I think Loulabelle is right and I narrow it down to Beth's Blue Laurentia

www.wwgreenhouses.com/images/AnnuLaubetblu2.jpg

laurentia- good another name for isotoma 8-)

thank you all of you for your saggestions, thing is i have the RHS bible in front of me and i can not find any reference to Laurentia, or Isotoma.... are these the common names guys? if so do we know latin? and i can look it up to compair sorry to be such a pain, i reconise all of these names but not sure what to look under?

Oh and Andrew, my first thought too, but i am not so sure because the plant i have has quite long stems with the flowers on the ends which although they look alike in the picture does'nt quite match the discription...but i am not ruling this one out just yet..... will wait to look up the others..

found it!...and yes under Laurentia in my Hessayon plant finder... it does have quite a few names does'nt it... i have reference now to Solenopsis, Isotoma and Laurentia, which are all one and the same,,,and there is one listed that is called L. axillaris 'Blue Star' so i would imagine that this is just another verson of that one, so thanks to all of you....and on this occation no gold stars for you AndrewR lol...:-(

Ahh, now we know :)

I must do better :-(

Oh bless.
x

I guess we can let you off on this one occasion Andrew, it's not often that you are wrong....just don't do it again.. lol... thanks for the imput anyway.