Solved Tiarella! Or Not….

Can any one identify for me? Thought it might be Tiarella grandiflora, I had this in previous garden but it didn’t spread like this has. The leaves root where they touch the ground- see small plantlets in front of clump. TIA
Hope photo gets attached ok.

 

Could it be an autumn anemone? I have one that behaves like that and the leaves look similar too.

 

Yup, tiarella. It spreads a bit like strawberries, making new plantlets from the leaf joints on those long stems, that root when they touch down.

 

It looks very similar to a Japanese Anenome.

 

Tolmeia menziesii, Piggy-back plant. It does resemble Tiarella but not quite.

 

I have a golden form of Tolmeia which I rather like.

 

I think you're right @Angie Jones (nut) . I'd forgotten abut Tolmea (long time since I grew it).

 

That’s it! Tolemeia. I didn’t think it could be Tiarella. I’ve also got Japanese anemones, which I’m digging out by the barrowload, so I know it’s not that. Thank you everyone.

 

@JennyJB @Nutcracker South Somerset I'd forgotten as well till I saw the pic. Mine disappeared years ago and I can't remember seeing the plant anywhere since

 

Forget what I said about about anemone, @Angie Jones (nut) has solved it. I knew it was familiar as there is some growing wild at OH's cottage in Norfolk but I didn't know what it was so Angie has solved it for me too!