Anyone recognise the flower belonging to an evergreen ground plant?

Found this small flower on the trail in the botanical gardens... anyone have any idea.

 

Looks remarkably like a foxglove photographed from the front end, but it can't be...can it?

 

It kinda look like a foxglove but it might also be a figwort of some kind?

 

Was it a vine Stephen? I think it looks like a member of the Aristolochia family.

 

It's definitely not a foxglove as I don't think there is a ground creeping evergreen member of the foxglove? Victoria it may well be I'll check it out further

 

Okay I think I have it Jovellana violacea which is in Scrophulariaceae (Figwort family)

 

Excellent detective work Victoria spot on! I just looked it up and it's so tender!

 

Thank you Stephen. They are a wildflower here and I have been fortunate to see some.

 

I wonder what they are like for taking as cuttings? Any idea? Wouldn't mind some in my own garden

 

I have never tried them myself but you could always try cuttings. I understand the seeds can take up to six months to germinate!