I am trying to find the name of a plant I have in my garden, but cannot find it. I am sure it begins with L cos I vaguely remember when I bought it - can anyone help. I have a picture of it, but don't know how to attach a picture to this forum, perhaps someone can tell me how to, or perhaps I can email someone? Thanks. PS. just seen the browse for pictures, here goes:

Now with link to photo!

"Carol" wrote in message
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I am trying to find the name of a plant I have in my garden, but cannot
find it. I am sure it begins with L cos I vaguely remember when I
bought it - can anyone help. I have a picture of it, but don't know how
to attach a picture to this forum, perhaps someone can tell me how to,
or perhaps I can email someone? Thanks. PS. just seen the browse for
pictures, here goes:

You can easily sign up to a geocities webpage via www.yahoo.com you can then
follow the step by step guide for posting pictures and just let us know the
web address by posting a link here.

HTH

Natalie

Thanks, but my photo is now attached, hope I get some replies as this has bothered me for ages, not knowing the name of this plant. Thanks

"kevinmiddleton" wrote in message
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Carol wrote:
*I am trying to find the name of a plant I have in my garden, but
cannot find it. I am sure it begins with L cos I vaguely remember
when I bought it - can anyone help. I have a picture of it, but don't
know how to attach a picture to this forum, perhaps someone can tell
me how to, or perhaps I can email someone? Thanks. PS. just seen the
browse for pictures, here goes: *

Now with link to photo!
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Looks like Linaria to me. Self seeds like mad at home and in our school
grounds. I never mind because it is so pretty ;-)

Natalie

Yes, I thought it was Linaria, but when I went to find images of Linaria on the web - they didn't look a bit like mine, yes, it is everywhere, but as you say so very pretty and can always be pulled up. Thanks.

On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 16:22:19 GMT, Carol
wrote:

~Carol wrote:
~ * *
~Thanks, but my photo is now attached, hope I get some replies as this
~has bothered me for ages, not knowing the name of this plant. Thanks

I had just this question from a work colleague a few months ago.
Definitely purple toadflax (linaria purpurea).


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jane

Don't part with your illusions. When they are gone,
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Please remove onmaps from replies, thanks!