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Thu, Jun 22, 06 at 15:32
| This plant is blooming now and I haven't an idea of what it is. It was given to me by my mother-in-law who is gone now. It is a soft purple, and reseeds everywhere. It grows about 3-4ft. tall. |
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- Posted by marcia_pa5 5 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 23, 06 at 8:34
| I think it is Campanula persicifolia, peach-leaf bellflower. Marcia |
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- Posted by katybird_pa z6 PA (My Page) on Wed, Jul 5, 06 at 19:09
| Either that or Adenophora |
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- Posted by christinmk 5 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 28, 06 at 22:35
| I have some of these plants in my yard too. They are an absolute menace. They have small, turnip like roots. We dig the patch up every spring, but they keep comeing back. Im not positive, but I believe they are called Adenophora, or commonly known as Ladybells. |
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- Posted by shadeyplace 7a (My Page) on Wed, Mar 28, 07 at 7:28
| i agree with the Adenophora...if it is lillifolia it will spread like crazy..the confusa is well behaved. Campanula family. |
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