Dead Nettle
By Mookins
Norfolk,
United Kingdom 
currently in a pot and flowering, beautiful love it...but... getting quite big now and would rather have it in the garden then wedged in a pot so... can I transplant it now ? wheres the best site I know they like part sun/part shade or so Ive read
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27 May, 2009
Answers
so its not going to be upset if i move it when its just now flowering
its just so lovely
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27 May, 2009
No - you might even be able to split it! Good luck! If it's hot next week - don't forget to give it TLC... lol.
27 May, 2009
will def do this then
thanks hun
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27 May, 2009
:-) xxx
27 May, 2009
this lives in semi shade in my garden. plant it out and as spritz says make sure it doesnt dry out.
27 May, 2009
Yes, and in mine. :-)
27 May, 2009
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28 May, 2009
There's one you might like even more. Its called Lamium Maculatum 'Beacons Silver'. As its name suggests, a brilliant silvery foliage. Its flowers are almost identical to the one you have. Yours looks very similar to the wild variety.
28 May, 2009
righto will put that one on my wishlist then thanks Jonathan... this site is starting to get expensive hehe
have found the perfect place for it just needs to be tidyed first
cheers guys will post picks once Ive done it
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28 May, 2009
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« slightly alkaline soil where deadnettle(Lamium) and Aquilegia grow as weeds!!
Yes, why not? It'll spread once it's in the soil. You are right...mine prefer a shady-ish place, not right in the sun.
27 May, 2009