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4 comments:
I really like the gentle, easy flow of your garden, the hidden places and surprises. What is the blue flowering groundcover in the photos?
Dear James,
thank you very much.
The blue groundcovers are Pulmonaria. Mainly the basic type, but also some nursery sports. They are very handsome plants, perfectly cover the ground, and belong to those very few groundcovers that can be also planted among larger perennials.
Here there is already a fantastic spring. I hope there too.
Kata
Otra vez la Pulmonaria llama la atención, como me sucedió a mí. Curioso con tantas plantas magníficas que tienen allí... puede ser un buen ejemplo cristiano: el valor de los más humildes, ¿no?
Y me quedé pensando luego de mi comentario al post anterior y al volver a ver las fotos de esta planta, creo que es semejante a una que tenía mi abuela en su quinta y que para nosotros se llama "corre-ve-y-dile". No sé si será del mismo tipo (voy a buscarlo) aquelle no solía tener tantas flores. Pero el nombre me encanta para comentártelo.
Un beso
Perdón, mi madre me ha corregido. La planta de la que hablé antes se llama "corre-que-vuela"
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