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  2. shiney
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    Apple identification

    A link to this threadHow To I.D. Your Apples - and some fruits
    A link to this threadHow To I.D. Your Apples - and some fruits
    A link to this threadHow To I.D. Your Apples - and some fruits
    A link to this threadHow To I.D. Your Apples - and some fruits
    shiney, Oct 7, 2019
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  3. Marley Farley
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    FIVE MOST POISONOUS PLANTS IN UK..

    Serious poisoning by plants is very rare in the UKDespite the British countryside’s genteel reputation there are a surprisingly large amount of poisonous plants growing both in the wild and in...
    Serious poisoning by plants is very rare in the UKDespite the British countryside’s genteel reputation there are a surprisingly large amount of poisonous plants growing both in the wild and in gardens. Some just cause discomfort, but others have the potential to kill. Here are five to watch...
    Serious poisoning by plants is very rare in the UKDespite the British countryside’s genteel reputation there are a surprisingly large amount of poisonous plants growing both in the wild and in gardens. Some just cause discomfort, but others...
    Serious poisoning by plants is very rare in the UKDespite the British countryside’s genteel reputation there are a surprisingly large amount of poisonous plants growing both in the wild and in...
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    Marley Farley, Feb 17, 2019
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  4. Marley Farley
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    IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MEMBERS..

    POISONOUS PLANTS DISCLAIMER. IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ oTHISBy viewing this forum you agree that its members and staff of Gardeners Corner accept no liability for any injury or death occurring as...
    POISONOUS PLANTS DISCLAIMER. IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ oTHISBy viewing this forum you agree that its members and staff of Gardeners Corner accept no liability for any injury or death occurring as a result of ingesting or exposure to any plant or fungi, either mistakenly believing it to be one...
    POISONOUS PLANTS DISCLAIMER. IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ oTHISBy viewing this forum you agree that its members and staff of Gardeners Corner accept no liability for any injury or death occurring as a result of ingesting or exposure to any plant or...
    POISONOUS PLANTS DISCLAIMER. IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ oTHISBy viewing this forum you agree that its members and staff of Gardeners Corner accept no liability for any injury or death occurring as...
    Marley Farley, Feb 17, 2019
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  5. Marley Farley
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    Weed Identification..

    Sometimes it can be very confusing trying to decide whether some plants are plants we want to keep, or weeds that we don't want.. This thread might help, it was first posted in another forum by...
    Sometimes it can be very confusing trying to decide whether some plants are plants we want to keep, or weeds that we don't want.. This thread might help, it was first posted in another forum by HarrySKnow Your Weeds..Just click the link.. :SUNsmile:
    Sometimes it can be very confusing trying to decide whether some plants are plants we want to keep, or weeds that we don't want.. This thread might help, it was first posted in another forum by HarrySKnow Your Weeds..Just click the link.. :SUNsmile:
    Sometimes it can be very confusing trying to decide whether some plants are plants we want to keep, or weeds that we don't want.. This thread might help, it was first posted in another forum by...
    Marley Farley, Apr 16, 2014
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  7. Millie16

    ID if possible !

    I just tried it on identify.plantnet.org and it gave me 57% probability Jasminum beesianum, with no other strong candidates.
    I just tried it on identify.plantnet.org and it gave me 57% probability Jasminum beesianum, with no other strong candidates.
    I just tried it on identify.plantnet.org and it gave me 57% probability Jasminum beesianum, with no other strong candidates.
    I just tried it on identify.plantnet.org and it gave me 57% probability Jasminum beesianum, with no other strong candidates.
    Millie16, Dec 5, 2025
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    Escarpment
    Dec 6, 2025
  8. Escarpment

    ID required please - grassy thing

    I’m quite sure that this is not Camassia in your first pictures. Not that I can tell what it is, but I would take out one and see if it has a bulb or roots like a grass or roots like a cordyline.
    I’m quite sure that this is not Camassia in your first pictures. Not that I can tell what it is, but I would take out one and see if it has a bulb or roots like a grass or roots like a cordyline.
    I’m quite sure that this is not Camassia in your first pictures. Not that I can tell what it is, but I would take out one and see if it has a bulb or roots like a grass or roots like a cordyline.
    I’m quite sure that this is not Camassia in your first pictures. Not that I can tell what it is, but I would take out one and see if it has a bulb or roots like a grass or roots like a cordyline.
    Escarpment, Nov 26, 2025 ... 2
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    simone_in_wiltshire
    Nov 27, 2025
  9. LivvyC

    Solved Invasive plant

    Vinca is a spreading plant rather than a climber. I believe it may be Vinca minor.Recommend you keep digging it out continually.Vinca major top. Vinca minor below.Flowers can be white or...
    Vinca is a spreading plant rather than a climber. I believe it may be Vinca minor.Recommend you keep digging it out continually.Vinca major top. Vinca minor below.Flowers can be white or mnore commonly blue.
    Vinca is a spreading plant rather than a climber. I believe it may be Vinca minor.Recommend you keep digging it out continually.Vinca major top. Vinca minor below.Flowers can be white or mnore commonly blue.
    Vinca is a spreading plant rather than a climber. I believe it may be Vinca minor.Recommend you keep digging it out continually.Vinca major top. Vinca minor below.Flowers can be white or...
    32384084_10160398817040367_6030957454584446976_n.jpg 32599607_10160398815655367_3824018707449905152_n.jpg VINCA MAJOR TOP VINCA MINOR BOTTOM 04-06-2019 11-20-36.JPG VINCA MINOR ALBA GERTRUDE JEKYLL 25-04-2009 17-02-07.JPG VINCA MINOR 14-04-2009 14-07-28.JPG
    LivvyC, May 16, 2018
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    Silver surfer
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  10. Vonsworld77

    Solved Houseplant ID Please...

    Agree, it's an Echeveria. There are several varieties, and they are xerophytes so don't water it too often. When you do, give it a drenching and then let it dry out completely before the next...
    Agree, it's an Echeveria. There are several varieties, and they are xerophytes so don't water it too often. When you do, give it a drenching and then let it dry out completely before the next watering. It will need to be in a very light / sunny place otherwise it will become lanky and ugly in...
    Agree, it's an Echeveria. There are several varieties, and they are xerophytes so don't water it too often. When you do, give it a drenching and then let it dry out completely before the next watering. It will need to be in a very light / sunny...
    Agree, it's an Echeveria. There are several varieties, and they are xerophytes so don't water it too often. When you do, give it a drenching and then let it dry out completely before the next...
    Vonsworld77, Nov 19, 2025
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    Michael Hewett
    Nov 19, 2025
  11. Clare G

    Plant ID please

    A lot do and can be identified by smell, however some have little or no scent. Also in cold weather any scent is less noticeable.
    A lot do and can be identified by smell, however some have little or no scent. Also in cold weather any scent is less noticeable.
    A lot do and can be identified by smell, however some have little or no scent. Also in cold weather any scent is less noticeable.
    A lot do and can be identified by smell, however some have little or no scent. Also in cold weather any scent is less noticeable.
    Clare G, Nov 18, 2025
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    NigelJ
    Nov 19, 2025
  12. Victoria

    Caterpillar Identification

    I think it's a deaths head caterpillar as well. They are occassionally seen here but I think they need the warmth of southern Europe to survive the winter. I may be mis-remembering but I think...
    I think it's a deaths head caterpillar as well. They are occassionally seen here but I think they need the warmth of southern Europe to survive the winter. I may be mis-remembering but I think they eat plants in the solanum family or at least the only time I've seen one was when it was munching...
    I think it's a deaths head caterpillar as well. They are occassionally seen here but I think they need the warmth of southern Europe to survive the winter. I may be mis-remembering but I think they eat plants in the solanum family or at least...
    I think it's a deaths head caterpillar as well. They are occassionally seen here but I think they need the warmth of southern Europe to survive the winter. I may be mis-remembering but I think...
    Victoria, Nov 17, 2025
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    Thevictorian
    Nov 18, 2025
  13. hailbopp

    Solved Having a senior moment, more like senior week!

    The leaves aren't right for Lysimachia Clethroides, too round.
    The leaves aren't right for Lysimachia Clethroides, too round.
    The leaves aren't right for Lysimachia Clethroides, too round.
    The leaves aren't right for Lysimachia Clethroides, too round.
    hailbopp, Nov 1, 2025
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    Busy-Lizzie
    Nov 9, 2025
  14. Palustris

    Weed Id.

    Take up cricket?
    Take up cricket?
    Take up cricket?
    Take up cricket?
    Palustris, Dec 4, 2024
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    Tidemark
    Nov 8, 2025
  15. Jenny namaste

    Flowering now

    @Silver surfer and @NigelJ Thank you both , jenny namaste
    @Silver surfer and @NigelJ Thank you both , jenny namaste
    @Silver surfer and @NigelJ Thank you both , jenny namaste
    @Silver surfer and @NigelJ Thank you both , jenny namaste
    Jenny namaste, Nov 6, 2025
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    Jenny namaste
    Nov 7, 2025
  16. a1154

    Honey fungus or not?

    Do you think these are honey fungus? The neighbour had a lot of undergrowth removed on their front verge and had turf put down.
    Do you think these are honey fungus? The neighbour had a lot of undergrowth removed on their front verge and had turf put down.
    Do you think these are honey fungus? The neighbour had a lot of undergrowth removed on their front verge and had turf put down.
    Do you think these are honey fungus? The neighbour had a lot of undergrowth removed on their front verge and had turf put down.
    upload_2025-10-10_19-11-18.jpeg upload_2025-10-10_19-11-48.png upload_2025-10-10_19-12-32.jpeg ARMILLARIA HONEY FUNGUS 08-05-2014 15-40-46.JPG ARMILLARIA HONEY FUNGUS 30-09-2010 15-09-44.JPG ARMILLARIA HONEY FUNGUS 30-09-2010 15-10-08.JPG
    a1154, Oct 10, 2025 ... 2
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    shiney
    Nov 4, 2025
  17. Allotment Boy

    Bargain box bulb ID

    Remind me of FritillariaBottom on right of picture - remind me of Erythronium .
    Remind me of FritillariaBottom on right of picture - remind me of Erythronium .
    Remind me of FritillariaBottom on right of picture - remind me of Erythronium .
    Remind me of FritillariaBottom on right of picture - remind me of Erythronium .
    Allotment Boy, Oct 25, 2025
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    Michael Hewett
    Oct 25, 2025
  18. Millie16

    Any ideas what this is?

    Iberis foliage has no discernible smell @Millie16 , and that's what you have in those pixJust be aware that it's a different plant from the annual one, as @JennyJB has said. Both are commonly...
    Iberis foliage has no discernible smell @Millie16 , and that's what you have in those pixJust be aware that it's a different plant from the annual one, as @JennyJB has said. Both are commonly called candytuft, but they're not the same plants. If you look just now, you wouldn't find the annual...
    Iberis foliage has no discernible smell @Millie16 , and that's what you have in those pixJust be aware that it's a different plant from the annual one, as @JennyJB has said. Both are commonly called candytuft, but they're not the same plants....
    Iberis foliage has no discernible smell @Millie16 , and that's what you have in those pixJust be aware that it's a different plant from the annual one, as @JennyJB has said. Both are commonly...
    Millie16, Oct 3, 2025
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    fairygirl
    Oct 11, 2025
  19. Songbird

    Holly Bush poorly?

    Thanks @Baalmaiden . All comments are very much appreciated.
    Thanks @Baalmaiden . All comments are very much appreciated.
    Thanks @Baalmaiden . All comments are very much appreciated.
    Thanks @Baalmaiden . All comments are very much appreciated.
    Songbird, Oct 10, 2025
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    Songbird
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  20. CanadianLori

    What is this pretty plant?

    it's ornamental sweet potato vine. Ornamental varieties are selectively bred for their foliage rather than their roots, so they don't produce any notable sweet potatoes.
    it's ornamental sweet potato vine. Ornamental varieties are selectively bred for their foliage rather than their roots, so they don't produce any notable sweet potatoes.
    it's ornamental sweet potato vine. Ornamental varieties are selectively bred for their foliage rather than their roots, so they don't produce any notable sweet potatoes.
    it's ornamental sweet potato vine. Ornamental varieties are selectively bred for their foliage rather than their roots, so they don't produce any notable sweet potatoes.
    CanadianLori, Oct 9, 2025
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    Logan
    Oct 9, 2025
  21. wiseowl

    Solved I D Please Japanese Anemone

    Lasted about 3 years with me as well , very pretty but not tall enough
    Lasted about 3 years with me as well , very pretty but not tall enough
    Lasted about 3 years with me as well , very pretty but not tall enough
    Lasted about 3 years with me as well , very pretty but not tall enough
    wiseowl, Oct 5, 2025
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    Spruce
    Oct 9, 2025
  22. BB3

    ID please

    Could well be. thank you @SherwoodArrow . And some fell on stony ground. Bad luck , cherry.
    Could well be. thank you @SherwoodArrow . And some fell on stony ground. Bad luck , cherry.
    Could well be. thank you @SherwoodArrow . And some fell on stony ground. Bad luck , cherry.
    Could well be. thank you @SherwoodArrow . And some fell on stony ground. Bad luck , cherry.
    BB3, Oct 8, 2025
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    BB3
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  23. Dorset-Tim

    Three ID's plant please

    Photo 2 may be a very weak looking Elaeagnus ebbingei. If you missed it, the flowers are scented.
    Photo 2 may be a very weak looking Elaeagnus ebbingei. If you missed it, the flowers are scented.
    Photo 2 may be a very weak looking Elaeagnus ebbingei. If you missed it, the flowers are scented.
    Photo 2 may be a very weak looking Elaeagnus ebbingei. If you missed it, the flowers are scented.
    Dorset-Tim, Oct 5, 2025
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    The Eden
    Oct 7, 2025
  24. Jiffy

    Id please

    Thank you @pete :dbgrtmb:
    Thank you @pete :dbgrtmb:
    Thank you @pete :dbgrtmb:
    Thank you @pete :dbgrtmb:
    Jiffy, Oct 5, 2025
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    Jiffy
    Oct 6, 2025
  25. Victoria

    Solved I know it as Dusty Miller, but ...

    Victoria, Oct 2, 2025
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    AnniD
    Oct 2, 2025
  26. Palustris

    Solved If not Euonymus Red Cascade what?

    I intend keeping one of them for my son in law who is into Bonsai, and from what I have read it is a reasonable tree to work with. Otherwise, green bin looms!
    I intend keeping one of them for my son in law who is into Bonsai, and from what I have read it is a reasonable tree to work with. Otherwise, green bin looms!
    I intend keeping one of them for my son in law who is into Bonsai, and from what I have read it is a reasonable tree to work with. Otherwise, green bin looms!
    I intend keeping one of them for my son in law who is into Bonsai, and from what I have read it is a reasonable tree to work with. Otherwise, green bin looms!
    Palustris, Sep 27, 2025 ... 2
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    Palustris
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