I have no idea the name of this flower. I did a search on the computer, but found nothing I could use. It grows wild in my garden, although I do remember it from London where it often grew on the bombed sites left from the war in the fifties. Seems to be a good survivor.
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Could it be bog sage, Salvia uliginosa?
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I have no idea. I also have one flowering with pink flowers.
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Oh, than that would (likely) not be Salvia uliginosa. I do not believe that there is a pink variety.
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It is pretty. All your plants are good survivors, Pat.
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I just enjoy finding new plants, although many are actually probably just weeds. I can no longer do so much in the garden, too exhausing for me.
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