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Yeah, looks like loquat to me. Keep it somewhere nice and sheltered and sunny. I personally like the fruit and it forms a handsome tree.

That's it Apple Blossom

I hope the Iris and Viola come good for you and please let us know how things progress.

I thought I recognised it, I have one in my garden! Sorry no picture available at the moment as I'm between computers.

Well I'm not sure that 9 months will do it. I thought if I said 2 years you might lose the will to live. Maybe do 1 section for say 9 months and then lift the polythene or whatever you have used and "wait and see pudding". If nothing appears by the end of Autumn then I'd lift the remaining...

Thanks @ARMANDII I'm wondering if it is a hybrid because I can't find anything like it anywhere on the net. It just appeared in my sister's garden, she found it while doing a bit of weeding. I'll give her a call later on to ask if she has any other hardy geraniums other than the Geranium...

Yes, although they are slow growing, so it might take two or three years to get it looking really good again.

You're not speaking to it in the right tone of voice. You need lessons from Mrs Shiney

I'd just like to say that I'm totally wrong! Squirrel poop is like pellets....so sorry Hubby thinks it's probably a build up of cobwebs & seeds

Checking back to see if there is an answer, and I see not yet. So Silu, have a suggestion, have you checked with your local nurseries as to what it is, if it grows in your area, certainly your not the only person to have this plant. Give that a try.

Yes I agree, Sambucus 'Black Lace'

Hi Adlitt. Were these from a wildflower seed mixture? So many combinations of mixtures around now. I'd like to take a punt that both 1 & 4 are Renunculus and part of the buttercup family. I'll be able to have a much better look once I'm home.

Those are beautiful, hope ours manages to do as well. I'll bring it into the back porch for the winter I think, to be on the safe side. Thanks for Infos, @pete

Although the picture isn't too clear I agree with Redwing.It would have had pale greenish flowers which are loved by flower arrangers. Water droplets collect in the centre fold of the leaves and look quite attractive. The common name for it is Ladies Mantle because of the shape of the...

oky doky S S. Will do. Thanks for your help. Rob.

Thanks for the replies. I agree that it seems to be spreading very quickly - it is now swamping the Eupatorium and Asters that I have nearby. I think it might have to go because of this. Is Lemon Queen likely to be less invasive?It's not the first time that I've been sold the wrong plant, I...

Probably Arum italicum..or a sub sp....this is the one that is growing the leaves just now while still showing the berries

Thanks very much @Palustris

There are several Asters it could be.... but I would hate to take it any further!eg. Aster novi belgii...many named cultivars/hybrids dwarf ones and tall ones.eg. Aster novi angliae.....many named cultivars/hybrids dwarf ones and tall ones.All come under the common name...

It's Leycesteria Formosa, also known as Pheasant Berry or Himalayan Honeysuckle. It is a vigorous shrub, freely seeding itself everywhere and normally where you don't want it. It needs controlling ie pull up young seedlings before getting established. It is a 'Marmite' plant either you love or...