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Carl Farmer |
Frequent in rough vegetation and woodland. Flower c 13-17 mm long, c 8-10 mm wide. Stems c 15-30 cm tall. Skye ID: Leaves and flower-bracts very purplish. Stem much hairier on 2 opposite sides than on the other two sides. Upper lip of flower very short compared to most Labiates. Other features: Spreads very vigorously by rooting stolons forming leaf-rosettes at intervals along ground. Basal leaves long-stalked, stem leaves virtually stalkless. |
