Plant ID please

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    PEANUTPARADISE Gardener

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    Can anyone please ID the purple plant that’s come up in my garden?
    Thanks x

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    Good afternoon @PEANUTPARADISE it looks like my Sambucus nigra 'Black Beauty but I only know about Roses so we had better wait until one of our more learned friends comes along;)
     
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    Thanks but it’s definitely not Sambucus Nigra. This is not one plant, it’s coming up much in the same way as Houttuynia does.
     
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      Could it be Ajuga? Is that a blue flower coming from it? Mine has just started flowering and it looks similar.
       
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      It looks like tree suckers, are there any similar looking trees close by.
       
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        Not sure, but I think it could be Lysimachia ciliata 'Firecracker'.

        Have a look at that and see what you think. You should be able to tell for certain if and when it produces flowers.
         
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        At first I thought it was Lysimachia but the leaves are not pointed enough and the leaf pattern doesn't seem quite right.

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        Not Ajuga or Lysimachia, I know both of these. As for tree suckers, there aren’t any trees near it now or have been.
         
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          Lunaria Chedglow?

          Nice plant if so.
           
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          How about purple plum suckers? Prunus cerasifera var pissardii maybe
           
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            No I don’t believe it is any of the above ...will see if any flowers appear and take another pic. Thanks x
             
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