By Andygreen
North Yorkshire,
United Kingdom
what is this - a flower or a weed and is it poisonous?!

21 Apr, 2011
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Yes Lamium, I agree. Seeds itself very easily too. Good ground cover especially in rough places where not alot else grows.There are other varieties available too.
21 Apr, 2011
I bought Lamium last year as a plug. Did not know it was native ans self seeds. Still it is a lovely plant at the side of one of my borders.
22 Apr, 2011
I still buy Lamium, Kildermorie - but usually L. 'White Nancy', one of my favourites, don't think any of my clients' gardens went without one, lol!
22 Apr, 2011
I too have that popping up everywhere, all i've been doing is digging it up every so often
4 May, 2011
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No, it's not poisonous - its Lamium, commonly known as deadnettle because its leaves look a little like nettles, but they don't have stings. Tends to pop up by itself, useful ground cover, particularly in shade.
21 Apr, 2011