By Scubasteve
Lincolnshire,
United Kingdom
Plant ID please


8 Jun, 2021
Answers
Cerastium tomentosum (snow-in-summer) aka Dusty Milller. Thug of the first water. Plant once and weed out forever.
8 Jun, 2021
Many thanks for your replies. Can I split/take a Clump of an existing plant elsewhere to plant in my garden or do I need to buy new plants?
8 Jun, 2021
Probably one of the easiest plants to move elsewhere that there is. Dig up a bit with roots and away you go.
8 Jun, 2021
It's easy to split & divide with an old kitchen knife and it's not horrible - not like poison ivy or that darn honeysuckle.
8 Jun, 2021
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I have this. It's called "Snow in Summer" It's a perennial plant and in the dianthus family. I love the silvery blue foliage. It's a spreader and will even cascade over a garden wall. It's very good as a weed suppressor but can be a thug.
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