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The link is not available right now, so I can't see the picture, but just from your description it sounds like a pulmonaria. There's lots of different varieties, all of them lovely. I've never heard it called a trout plant, but that could be a regional thing.

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You got it in one, Sue, and without benefit of the photo. It is indeed Pulmonaria, also commonly called lungwort or sometimes Jerusalem Sage. I've never heard it referred to as trout plant either, but it fits.

pam - gardengal

Looks like lungwort (pulmonaria). sed5555

I've never heard of pulmonaria referred to as Jerusalem sage, normally that is Phlomis....

Years ago I had a fit of passion for pulmonaria--one of those gardening obsessions where the chosen plant is all you can think about. I planted many different kinds, and enjoyed them tremendously. Then we had a terrible drought two years running, with watering restrictions, and some of them went by the wayside. I still have good old "Mrs. Moon" and one or two others, and they are enormously cheering this time of year.

In a "normal" year they don't need special watering or a lot of care. Some summers the leaves suffer from mildew, which bothers me more than it seems to bother the plant. If I get to it, I cut them back, and they respond with fresh new foliage.

Not a showy plant, but a satisfying one. Everyone should have a few pulmonarias.

Cheers, Sue

"Pam - gardengal" expounded:

I've heard it called Trout Lily, but not Trout Plant.

When I first saw it I was told it was commonly called "little boy and little girl" plant because of the blue and pink flowers. But was also told it was called pulmonaria.

Janice