I suspect we have the same thing growing in our front yard by the drive way. The flowers on ours have withered away, though. But do we know what it's called? Sorry! [grin]
Are you up for company? I'm contemplating media watching and need moral support. Current urges include more Evangelion, Pride and Prejudice, Howl's Moving Castle, Sahara, Van Helsing or Constantine.
Just wondering if its worth posting an additional pic in different light. The flowers look yellow in this pic (they're white) - I suspect this it what it looks like early in the morning before I am awake.
It makes me think of foxglove, perhaps it belongs to that family?
Do I sense that you are not taking me entirely seriously? Although mention of spanish daggers gets me interested but the doctor says I'm not allowed to play with sharp things )-:
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Are you up for company? I'm contemplating media watching and need moral support. Current urges include more Evangelion, Pride and Prejudice, Howl's Moving Castle, Sahara, Van Helsing or Constantine.
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I'm allergic to the Office of State Revenue - the office area always makes me sneeze.
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It makes me think of foxglove, perhaps it belongs to that family?
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'Evergreen, sword shaped, spine toothed, blue-grey leves grown the short, stout, woody stem. In late summer or autumn a huge panicle of ivory flowers emerges. height - 2m, spread 1m. Likes sun.
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We have a lot of those in Gero
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