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   Renew Active Member 10 Years

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   Hello, this plant arrived by itself. It is very popular with bees, self-seeds readily and tolerates drought.

    

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   Tyrlych Rising Contributor 10 Years

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   Looks like Linaria purpurea.

    

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   Thank you for your quick response. The plants can look nice but I have now read that they are from Southern Europe and are invasive. I do limit their self-seeding and will keep an eye on them.

    

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