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  1. wiseowl

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    Hello every year the name of this escapes WOO:smile:

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    Me also woo, i have it growing and can’t remember what it is called. It is hardy and evergreen though
     
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        Hello @Snorky85 my friend that's the one,thank you :smile:
         
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          • pete

            pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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            I managed to kill it.:)
             
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              3DFFEE08-CAF8-43B5-A1DD-C8238D2A18BA.jpeg Just coming into flower and will smother the plant but this little sisyrinchium is completely different from the rest, is non invasive and a delight throughout summer. Only 15 cm tall. The only sisyrinchium I grow :)
              Oops! Sisyrinchium macounii album
               
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                Err! Sorry Verdun but in the wrong place/right place it can seed everywhere.
                 
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                  Oh @Verdun that is a little beauty and a little more pleasing to the eye than striatum..
                   
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                  Hiya silver surfer :)
                  ...had it for a few years now. Doesn’t self seed. The opposite in fact ......to keep it I need to divide it every second year as it can die out. Makes neat mounds here :)
                  I deliberately chose this variety.....commonly known as May Snow......as the only variety that doesn’t seed everywhere.
                  I first had it maybe 20 years ago but eventually lost it. Wish it did self seed in a way....hmmm! Maybe not
                   
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                      Yes Silver Surfer....it is a gem of a plant. :) In mid summer esp :)
                      Tempted to plant some up with ophiopogon nigrescens next year in a container next year.:)
                       
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