Perennial ID?

12 years ago

This one looks like a cross between Digitalis/foxglove leaves (including the fuzz), yet with white Campanula flower spikes.

About 2' tall.

It isn't likely rare- I've just never noticed them before.

Sorry, no pics available. Any ideas I'd love to hear it! Thanks.

Comments (2)

wieslaw59
12 years ago
There are several different types of Digitalis, and flowers on different Campanulas can also look differently. Besides, flowers on Digitalis resemble the flowers of some Campanulas a lot. I think you should specify your question a little more precisely.
Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
12 years ago
You can show a picture on "name that plant forum" and you should get an answer today.
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Perennial ID?

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wieslaw59

Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL

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