what is this

looks like the start of foxgloves?

dont know if its right though

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Would that be a wild flower. Perhaps the birds have dropped the seed! I definately have a lot of strange "growings on"!!

if it is foxglove then there are many variations
ive got this link from Wikipedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foxglove

they are very tall with lots of tube type flowers bees love them
they can be known as wildflowers, I wish I had them. If this is what you have this year next year it will flower... I think... trying to rack my memory as to what Ive learnt on here

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hope someone can help you more

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Thanks Mookins Will be chuffed as i'm trying to encourage bees to my garden and have put wee hive places for them.

Foxgloves (Digitalis) are bi annuals, They grow one year and then flower the next.
Well done Mookins.

Bees love them and so do I.

WOHOO!
i got it right

will recomend Borage too then hun as they LOVE these

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Probaly is foxgloves....,but a possibility it could be verbascum....not sure....

Look at the back of the leaf stalks - if they show any sign of pink, the foxglove will have pink flowers; if there is no colouration, it will have white flowers

Nice one Andrew...:>)

oooh clever tip

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It looks like borage
prune

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