Please ID this June flowering blue perennial
pam_whitbyon
10 years ago
Can someone tell me what this is? I wish I had a better pic of the leaves. They're hard to explain. Sort of big, bumpy and with scalloped edges? The true colour of the flower appears more blue than in this pic. Thanks!!
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