Good morning from sunny Germany! It finally feels like spring here Hurray!
I'd love some help identifying these plants. They're around our neighborhood and seem to be flourishing so we figured why not plant some in our own garden? Thank you in advance for your help!
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I love plant hunting (researching) to find what I would want in my own garden. What a great idea to look around the neighborhood. BE sure to look up their growing requirements like sunlight, soil type, and soil moisture, and match them up to what you have around your garden, grouping similar need plants together.
A looks like Forget-me-not/Mysotis
Is E a Nigella?
C might be Candytuft/Iberis
A looks like Forget-me-not/Mysotis
Is E a Nigella?
C might be Candytuft/Iberis
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These have already all been ID'd but I agree with the following
A is forget-me-not. Their blooms are so sweet in a nice shady spot!
B is hosta
C is Iberis Sempervirens Candy Tuft. The leaves are evergreen and I find it to be very easy to grow. The white is very pure and striking in the spring.
D is definitely creeping phlox
E is Centaurea (Bachelor Button)
A is forget-me-not. Their blooms are so sweet in a nice shady spot!
B is hosta
C is Iberis Sempervirens Candy Tuft. The leaves are evergreen and I find it to be very easy to grow. The white is very pure and striking in the spring.
D is definitely creeping phlox
E is Centaurea (Bachelor Button)