Common as Muck

12 thoughts on “Common as Muck”

1. Well put! I’ve just been pulling up Linaria, but it hurts to do it–it’s so pretty.

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   1. I love it when we have parallel lives 🙂

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2. I pick the last ones; not hardy enough here :))

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3. Mother has some pale pink Linaria which I hope will come true from seed. It looks gorgeous with pale pink sweet pea.

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   1. Sounds lovely, let me know how you get on with the seeds! 🙂

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4. It’s a beautiful perennial – great shot!

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5. Beautiful, beloved by bees and easily beheaded for repeat flowering!

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6. Yours seems to be a much fuller form to the one which grows here, personally I love them both.

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   1. I think they can be very variable, this is a particularly juicy one!

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      1. One ponders if it sets seed 😉

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      2. I will keep an eye out, if so some will have your name on it!

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      3. Ooh thank you, that would be lovely 🙂

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