Another garden plant?!!
Louise123456789
9 years ago
Okay, so this plant I think is pretty nice. See how I put 'plant'...that's how confident I am that it isn't a weed!!!!
The bees seem to really like it. It's a bit of a dull colour but I think it's really pretty in it's structure.
Any clues what it is?
Louise
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