numpty plant question

[psychic_dog]

we spotted a low growing plant flowering outside braunston marina, it had purply white flower spikes and the begginings of broad leaves...can anyone name it I've looked all over the net for it...

[madcat]

Neville

[Night Hawk]

we spotted a low growing plant flowering outside braunston marina, it had purply white flower spikes and the begginings of broad leaves...can anyone name it I've looked all over the net for it...

 

post a pic?

[Dyad]

Neville

Made me chuckle

[NBMike]

Made me chuckle

And me

[Theo]

post a pic?

 

If you don't know how to post a pick there is a tutorial on the forum. Can't remember exactly where....

 

Nick

 

If you don't know how to post a pick there is a tutorial on the forum. Can't remember exactly where....

 

Nick

 

Found it. It's pinned at the top of Technical and Account Support.

 

N

[Guest User]

Is it anything like THIS ?

[grahoom]

At a hazard of a guess, and from the little info, I reckon it's Butterbur ????

 

 

 

[psychic_dog]

At a hazard of a guess, and from the little info, I reckon it's Butterbur ????

 

 

 

 

 

thats the one! many thanks I've never seen it in flower before

[Dominic M]

Whilst we are on matters botanical, can anyone identify this plant? There was loads of it growing near the canal at Cropredy last August.

[Jac]

Is Neville a flower then? Bet the ladies think so, good luck Neville. That last pic looks like canabis.

[NB Alnwick]

Whilst we are on matters botanical, can anyone identify this plant? There was loads of it growing near the canal at Cropredy last August.

 

Its just a source of bird-seed . . .

[steelaway]

Whilst we are on matters botanical, can anyone identify this plant? There was loads of it growing near the canal at Cropredy last August.

 

 

Its just a weed ................man

 

Alex

[Reiki Master]

we spotted a low growing plant flowering outside braunston marina, it had purply white flower spikes and the begginings of broad leaves...can anyone name it I've looked all over the net for it...

 

 

without a pic its difficult to be prescise but if its a ground covering plant with pointed leaves about 2 -3 inches high it could be an edible nettle.