Could anyone help me with some names for the following plants please?
well I have the white flower specimen but I have no idea what it is but is pretty.
Second one looks like one of the saxifragas.
http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/plant?plantid=1362
could this be 3
it comes in pink as well
I think 2 is a saxifrage as Dove says and i've seen 1 on the alpine shelf at the GC but don't know its name
I think the first two are saxifrage.
Yes, number 2 is saxifraga umbrosa variegata, love it as the leaves are great to look at even when the flowers are gone
Third one might be a sedum
The 1st One has tiny purple flowers from now through the summer
The second one I agree looks like a Saxifrage
But the third once dies down in the winter an regrows like that in spring. It throws up a couple of short lived purplish flowers every now and again
Sounds more likely to beSedum, quite a few die down in winter i believe from reading the blurb on mine.
I thought the first one looked white matt. Try mazus reptans if they're mauve.
Still think the one in the pot is Oxalis adenophylla
http://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/oxalis-adenophylla/2270.html
Yes it is Oxalis! Thanks for that one
But unfortunately The 1st one isnt Mazus
Thanks Fred#60 for identifying the Saxifrage too
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well I have the white flower specimen but I have no idea what it is but is pretty.
Second one looks like one of the saxifragas.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/plant?plantid=1362
could this be 3
it comes in pink as well
I think 2 is a saxifrage as Dove says and i've seen 1 on the alpine shelf at the GC but don't know its name
In the sticks near Peterborough
I think the first two are saxifrage.
Yes, number 2 is saxifraga umbrosa variegata, love it as the leaves are great to look at even when the flowers are gone
Third one might be a sedum
The 1st One has tiny purple flowers from now through the summer
The second one I agree looks like a Saxifrage
But the third once dies down in the winter an regrows like that in spring. It throws up a couple of short lived purplish flowers every now and again
Sounds more likely to beSedum, quite a few die down in winter i believe from reading the blurb on mine.
I thought the first one looked white matt. Try mazus reptans if they're mauve.
Still think the one in the pot is Oxalis adenophylla
http://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/oxalis-adenophylla/2270.html
In the sticks near Peterborough
Yes it is Oxalis! Thanks for that one
But unfortunately The 1st one isnt Mazus
Thanks Fred#60 for identifying the Saxifrage too