Pretty certain it's Ligularia,
Wish I could see the leaves though, to be absolutely sure.
Can't enlarge the picture as the file size is already set at max but they look like Erymurus (Fox Tail Lilies) to me.
I say Ligularia too. Looks like "The rocket"
Yep, I'd say Ligularia 'the Rocket', nice ....
Ligularia - http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/plant?plantid=1155
Eremerus have strappy leaves and, as their other common name - Desert Candles - indicates, need good drainage and full sun to do well.
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fox tail lilies,ooo I would love to be able to grow these but i have very heavy clay soil.
That is why I wanted to see the leaves.
I can see enough leaf to know it's not any sort of bulb or other monocot. My guess would be ligularia but I don't know them well enough to say which one
I can show pics of leaves and no spikes (this year).
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Pretty certain it's Ligularia,
Wish I could see the leaves though, to be absolutely sure.
Can't enlarge the picture as the file size is already set at max but they look like Erymurus (Fox Tail Lilies) to me.
I say Ligularia too. Looks like "The rocket"
Yep, I'd say Ligularia 'the Rocket', nice ....
Ligularia - http://apps.rhs.org.uk/plantselector/plant?plantid=1155
Eremerus have strappy leaves and, as their other common name - Desert Candles - indicates, need good drainage and full sun to do well.
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"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." - George Bernard Shaw
fox tail lilies,ooo I would love to be able to grow these but i have very heavy clay soil.
That is why I wanted to see the leaves.
I can see enough leaf to know it's not any sort of bulb or other monocot. My guess would be ligularia but I don't know them well enough to say which one
In the sticks near Peterborough
I can show pics of leaves and no spikes (this year).