PlantID please: green with small white blisters

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    I found seedlings in one corner, removed them all apart from this test object.
    Do you know by chance what this could be?

    Thanks in advance for any suggestion.

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    pulmonaria? maybe?
     
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      I'd say Cerinthe major
       
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        That could be indeed the case. I had them in that corner but they never developed properly.
        Thanks a lot @noisette47 :dbgrtmb:
         
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          This was the first I came across in my internet search, but if it is Pulmanoria, it can only have come with landscape bark recently.
           
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          It's the season for dropped seed to germinate. I noticed seedlings all over the place this week :)
           
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            Do you think it survives if I letit grow in the greenhouse and would flower next year.
             
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            It survives perfectly outside here right through the winter on clay soil, so it would have to get pretty cold to kill it. Not sure if it's officially classed as a hardy annual, but it should be :)
             
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