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What plant is this?
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Looks foxglove-ish to me.

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I agree with Dave. I have them self-seed all over my garden.
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Yep I agree too... your fushcia will be hardly sprouting when the foxglove is flowering next year . To the left is a splendid Dandelion...lol#6 of the SKI-ers Club :j
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That's a nice strong foxglove, it will be lovely when it flowers - May/June ? Be careful though, it's poisonous (deadly nightshade).0
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Thanks for the replies. Have to agree does look like a foxglove. Will leave it and wait for it to flower next year.

Pleased you like the Dandeilion
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I thought it was a primrose 0 -
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chocomonsta wrote: »
I thought it was a primrose
The leaves are much too big , soft and upright to be a Primrose..#6 of the SKI-ers Club :j
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Interesting you should say that. I had moved some primrose from the main beds and planted them close by ready for next spring. To begin with did wonder whether it was on of those gone wild / rampant / mutated.chocomonsta wrote: »
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Fox glove I've got loads all over my flower beds, I dig them up, pot them up and sell at the car boot!!
i too, pot them on and i donate a good number to my local animal charity shop. i do the same with self-sown borage as well..:rotfl:. Both of these attract bees so well, that I just love them, but they can be invasive!0
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