Looks to me as Verbena bonariensis or a similar plant from the verbena family. I only know the Dutch name ijzerhard for sure. Searched on that on Wikipedia and changed language.
Also have it in the front garden. Bee's, hoverflies and butterflies love them.
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bonjour - 7mon
Ha, yeah that's it! Thank you both!
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The Infinite Nematode - 7mon
Looks like a buddleia, but it would be useful to see leaves to be sure
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bonjour - 7mon
It does not have many leaves really, but they look like this:
edit: But some kind of buddleia seems right i guess, thank you.
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The Infinite Nematode - 7mon
Yep, classic buddleia, grows anywhere, obstinate and difficult to get rid of 😁
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bonjour - 7mon
Not the Verbena bonariensis? I think it looks very much like that one, although i now read they grow 150cm tall, sometimes 180. I just measured mine and my guess was pretty good, its 195cm tall.
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ProfessorOwl_PhD [any] - 7mon
I'm inclined towards the Verbena, unless the blooms are developing into the classic buddleia paintbrush shape.
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What is it
It's like two meters high and growing in the flower pot i use to empty the birds water dish in.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verbena_bonariensis
Looks to me as Verbena bonariensis or a similar plant from the verbena family. I only know the Dutch name ijzerhard for sure. Searched on that on Wikipedia and changed language.
Also have it in the front garden. Bee's, hoverflies and butterflies love them.
Ha, yeah that's it! Thank you both!
Looks like a buddleia, but it would be useful to see leaves to be sure
It does not have many leaves really, but they look like this:

edit: But some kind of buddleia seems right i guess, thank you.
Yep, classic buddleia, grows anywhere, obstinate and difficult to get rid of 😁
Not the Verbena bonariensis? I think it looks very much like that one, although i now read they grow 150cm tall, sometimes 180. I just measured mine and my guess was pretty good, its 195cm tall.
I'm inclined towards the Verbena, unless the blooms are developing into the classic buddleia paintbrush shape.