@Ilikeplants , Could it be a Phlox? Can't really see the leaves but the flower heads are the same. We have some in the garden which are just starting to flower. They are perennials, they will die back to just little bits of new growth and come back again next year.
Thank you all. I’ll have to clear a bit of space in the border around it as it’s getting crushed by the rose which I’m using to make rose water. The phlox smells lovely. I don’t know how I got it, another lovely surprise.
Our clump of Phlox have put out babies this year, around the base of the mother plant. a they've done very well as some of them are in flower. We will just leaves them there for now to increase the size of the clump but when too big, will tease out w few babies, pot them on for a while and replant out somewhere else in the garden.
Dark green leaves and white “flowers” are the most typical characteristics of these plants. The flower is actually a specialised leaf bract that grows hooded over the blossoms, as most people believe. Peace lilies, like many other popular indoor plants, like medium to low light.
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Mine have done really well this year - they must like this awful weather
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.