Hi,
Could anyone help identify the below? I was given them alongside some geums and I'm thinking they were part of a Gardener's world offer.
Thank you!
Plant 1
Plant 2
Rudbeckia?
The leaves on the first one look like Campanula persicifolia
2 might be coreopsis
pic 1 - as above (campanula) or possibly a veronica of some sort
pic 2 looks very much like my coreopsis sunray
I've got both as part of that offer and yes they are Campanula and Coreopsis
I didn't get Scabiosa though....I got something else and can't remember what now and it's dark so not going to the GH
Campanula
Coreopsis
Osteospermum
i got the offer and think i got aquilegia instead of the scabiosa. think the campanula was canterbury bells
I know the Geum was Mrs Bradshaw, I'll look up the others tomorrow
As narrow2 says the last one looks like Osteospermum .cuttings take well from this plant .
That pink flower is an osteospermum but I think it's the one with the yellow flowers for id
Orchid Lady IDd both these correctly on 12.07,
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Rudbeckia?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
The leaves on the first one look like Campanula persicifolia
2 might be coreopsis
In the sticks near Peterborough
pic 1 - as above (campanula) or possibly a veronica of some sort
pic 2 looks very much like my coreopsis sunray
Billericay - Essex
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I've got both as part of that offer and yes they are Campanula and Coreopsis
I didn't get Scabiosa though....I got something else and can't remember what now and it's dark so not going to the GH
Campanula
Coreopsis
Osteospermum
i got the offer and think i got aquilegia instead of the scabiosa. think the campanula was canterbury bells
I know the Geum was Mrs Bradshaw, I'll look up the others tomorrow
As narrow2 says the last one looks like Osteospermum .cuttings take well from this plant .
That pink flower is an osteospermum but I think it's the one with the yellow flowers for id
Orchid Lady IDd both these correctly on 12.07,
In the sticks near Peterborough