Can anyone identify this plant I saw recently at Chelsea, please?

[Moutan]

<a href="http://s851.photobucket.com/albums/ab77
/FryQn/?action=view&amp;current=DSC00271.jpg"
target="_blank"><img src="http://i851.photobucket.com/albums/ab77/
FryQn/DSC00271.jpg"
border="0" alt="Conservatory plant seen at Chelsea 2012"></a>

[FoxLee2]

Should this post be in riddles?

[daffy654]

Your link doesn't work.

[snags]

Sorry no, but that looks suspiciously like our cat.

[bibblebub]

link: http://i851.photobuck...77/FryQn/DSC00271.jpg

[Moutan]

thank you bibblebub - I haven't posted a picture before

[bibblebub]

just paste the URL (including http://) and make sure that the only characters immediately before or after it are a space or a new line

[rowanwitch]

Can you remember what stand it was on...?

[pastafreak]

Could it be some sort of 'vinca'?

[murraymints]

pasta..that's what I thought !

[Ann]

Could it be a trailing Verbena which has survived the Winter? The leaves on one of the plants look like a Clematis to me.

[jomifl]

which of the 2 plants do you mean?

[Moutan]

The plant on the right, with sky blue flowers (I can see there's a bit of a clematis on the left of the picture and stretching across the plant in question). It was along a bit from where the Lindum turf stand was, I think, and on the opposite side/inward of the path. The leaves are slightly hirsute/hairy, or at least, not smooth or shiny like the clematis leaves.