Any ideas of the name of these plants?

[newstart]

Does any one know the species or even cultivator of this Campanula ?

Thanks very Much.

The bottom photo is now larger to click on.

[Sinchets]

It's a Cymbalaria- possibly Cymbalaria muralis- the ivy-leafed toadflax.

[newstart]

Is it an Alpine of sorts ? I have added a larger photo at the bottom now to click on.

[Sinchets]

They are sold as alpines in some garden centres, but are also quite invasive in the wrong place. Looking at your second pic it could be Cymbalaria pallida, which I purchased when I lived with my parents- it now survives running between the flagstones of their patio having being weeded out eslewhere.

[ashley]

Can be VERY invasive.  Take care with it.

[newstart]

Thanks very much. This is a larger photo of Cymbalaria muralis from the internet. Is it more likely to be pallida still do you think having looked at this photo.

[Gerry Webster]

It's rather pretty but a terrible weed which gets everywhere  & is very difficult to get rid of.

[Luc Gilgemyn]

It's rather pretty but a terrible weed which gets everywhere  & is very difficult to get rid of.

I second that motion ! 

[newstart]

Whats this plant found in a hedge row in Anglesey that my Dad grows in rockery. It not an alpine any ideas-

Thanks.http://i686.photobucket.com/albums/vv229/alpine-mania/IMG_2491.jpg?t=1263826625

[ChrisB]

Phuopsis stylosa perhaps?

[shelagh]

I'm sure you are right Chris it's about 8 inches in height, but this one can be a bit of a thug too.

[ChrisB]

Sure can, Shelagh, Happy New Year by the way!!!  Hope to catch up with you at a show or two this year....

[Lesley Cox]

Phuopsis stylosa perhaps?

Yes, I agree with Chris. It too, can be a terrible invader. It ripped apart a stone wall I once had. It wasn't a wall of my making but a proper, builders' wall, the rocks concreted together. Used to be called Crucianella stylosa.

[newstart]

Thanks folks thats great!

[newstart]

I have a collection from anglesey where my dad lives. He never labels them. What is this one?

Thanks.