I finally found them in a little webshop, which by the way is closing and for that reason sells very cheap seeds.
In order to find them next year too, I have written down the name of the little round flowers in Danish: Hovedpilurt. However I might like the English name better: Pink Bubbles.....it describes them much better, I think.
I know these! They grow really well in the shade in Australia too. Cherrie
ReplyDeleteHvor er de søde. Og du har ret - Det engelske navn passer rigtig godt.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the sachet of these seeds they are called 'knoopjeskruid' in Dutch, which means 'little buttons herb'. :D
ReplyDeleteDe er smukke, hovedpilurt helt ærligt dem vill man jo aldrig købe på navnet alen derimod pink boubbles dem vill man jo snuppe straks ;-)
ReplyDeleteHar faktisk en staude i haven der ser næsten såddan ud den er bare hvid ligner små frost snebolde mener den hedder frosted pearls skal se om jeg kan huske at tage et billede når den kommer hvis altså ikke min mand har fået den luet fra, han gik til den i foråret...
Aren't they lovely, Cherrie? I didn't know that they grew well in the shadow too. When I had them, I planted them in a little pot, which we had at our frontdoor. I loved to see them every time I walked in or out... ;))
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Ja, er de ikke, Gitte? Jeg bliver ved med at snakke om de blomster, men jeg er bare så glad for, at jeg endelig fandt dem. :))
Så fremover er de Pink Bubbles ;))
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How funny, Nicole! :)) It's nice to hear what flowers and plants are called in various contries. It can be so different! :))
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Vi tænker på samme måde, Wenche - sådan vil jeg også have haft det!! :)) Pink Bubbles...jo, dét er dragende!!
Jeg må smile lidt over din mand - jeg håber, at haven har overlevet hans lugning ;)) Min mand har også præsteret at skufle små fine planter op, som jeg har passet og plejet forinden i drivhuset... ;))