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  1. Rustler

    Another ID required.

    Always helpful and polite mr Wiseowl. Even though you use a Cannon. He he. Looking forward to partaking in the photo competitions in coming months. I must bring laptop back and forth to transfer...
    Always helpful and polite mr Wiseowl. Even though you use a Cannon. He he. Looking forward to partaking in the photo competitions in coming months. I must bring laptop back and forth to transfer pics from camera to download. I only have my ipad which is good for general photos, can't match my...
    Always helpful and polite mr Wiseowl. Even though you use a Cannon. He he. Looking forward to partaking in the photo competitions in coming months. I must bring laptop back and forth to transfer pics from camera to download. I only have my ipad...
    Always helpful and polite mr Wiseowl. Even though you use a Cannon. He he. Looking forward to partaking in the photo competitions in coming months. I must bring laptop back and forth to transfer...
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  2. Rustler

    ID on a tree, shrub? Please.

    You're welcome :)
    You're welcome :)
    You're welcome :)
    You're welcome :)
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  3. Radiation91

    Spikey hedge! Need ID

    No I haven't, but I'll get one! I've used a blanket before but it didn't work (can't remember why) but I'll give it another go. Cheers
    No I haven't, but I'll get one! I've used a blanket before but it didn't work (can't remember why) but I'll give it another go. Cheers
    No I haven't, but I'll get one! I've used a blanket before but it didn't work (can't remember why) but I'll give it another go. Cheers
    No I haven't, but I'll get one! I've used a blanket before but it didn't work (can't remember why) but I'll give it another go. Cheers
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  4. Tony Jones

    Help with this plant please!

    Self seeds everywhere, but fairly easy to pull up the seedlings.Birds adore it though, so worth having for that alone.
    Self seeds everywhere, but fairly easy to pull up the seedlings.Birds adore it though, so worth having for that alone.
    Self seeds everywhere, but fairly easy to pull up the seedlings.Birds adore it though, so worth having for that alone.
    Self seeds everywhere, but fairly easy to pull up the seedlings.Birds adore it though, so worth having for that alone.
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  5. spudlike

    I dont know what any of it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    :dbgrtmb:Thanks guys much appreciated now just need to work out what I'm going to do with them
    :dbgrtmb:Thanks guys much appreciated now just need to work out what I'm going to do with them
    :dbgrtmb:Thanks guys much appreciated now just need to work out what I'm going to do with them
    :dbgrtmb:Thanks guys much appreciated now just need to work out what I'm going to do with them
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  6. jpjeffery

    Tall triffid?!

    Well, you were right. They are Buddleia, one white, one purple.
    Well, you were right. They are Buddleia, one white, one purple.
    Well, you were right. They are Buddleia, one white, one purple.
    Well, you were right. They are Buddleia, one white, one purple.
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    674
  7. oniq

    Beautiful Flower.. what is it?

    Photo of the leaves would help. :blue thumb:
    Photo of the leaves would help. :blue thumb:
    Photo of the leaves would help. :blue thumb:
    Photo of the leaves would help. :blue thumb:
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  8. Dips

    What is this beautiful weed

    Ah thats kewl thank you for explaining :-)
    Ah thats kewl thank you for explaining :-)
    Ah thats kewl thank you for explaining :-)
    Ah thats kewl thank you for explaining :-)
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  9. shiney

    Silver Leaf Plant - Bedding?

    Thanks, strongy :blue thumb:
    Thanks, strongy :blue thumb:
    Thanks, strongy :blue thumb:
    Thanks, strongy :blue thumb:
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  10. Jupes

    What is it please?

    Thank you so much.
    Thank you so much.
    Thank you so much.
    Thank you so much.
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  11. deanoliv

    Hey, this is growing in my borders, can anyone ID?

    Looks like Stellaria media...common name Chickweed. After rain very easy to weed out by hand . ....bit time consuming. Try not to let it...
    Looks like Stellaria media...common name Chickweed. After rain very easy to weed out by hand . ....bit time consuming. Try not to let it...
    Looks like Stellaria media...common name Chickweed. After rain very easy to weed out by hand . ....bit time consuming. Try not to let it...
    Looks like Stellaria media...common name Chickweed. After rain very easy to weed out by hand . ....bit time consuming. Try not to let it...
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  12. Dragonfly Dianne

    Grap vine

    I don't have a clue about making wine, I just know I need to save bottles :heehee: :ThankYou:
    I don't have a clue about making wine, I just know I need to save bottles :heehee: :ThankYou:
    I don't have a clue about making wine, I just know I need to save bottles :heehee: :ThankYou:
    I don't have a clue about making wine, I just know I need to save bottles :heehee: :ThankYou:
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  13. hedgefog

    Red Flowers on August

    Maybe it is time to divide them this year? Last time when I divided them was 5 year ago. Will give some feeds as well, but they seem very vibrant even in the poor soil and partial sun.
    Maybe it is time to divide them this year? Last time when I divided them was 5 year ago. Will give some feeds as well, but they seem very vibrant even in the poor soil and partial sun.
    Maybe it is time to divide them this year? Last time when I divided them was 5 year ago. Will give some feeds as well, but they seem very vibrant even in the poor soil and partial sun.
    Maybe it is time to divide them this year? Last time when I divided them was 5 year ago. Will give some feeds as well, but they seem very vibrant even in the poor soil and partial sun.
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  14. **Yvonne**

    Solved What type of fruit please? - Crataegus sp.

    Thanks guys, I never knew there were so many different Hawthorn varieties!
    Thanks guys, I never knew there were so many different Hawthorn varieties!
    Thanks guys, I never knew there were so many different Hawthorn varieties!
    Thanks guys, I never knew there were so many different Hawthorn varieties!
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  15. Dragonfly Dianne

    plants I'm sure someone will know what they are?

    I think I'll give them a miss as I have enough going on with other spreading pests, thanks @Sheal :)
    I think I'll give them a miss as I have enough going on with other spreading pests, thanks @Sheal :)
    I think I'll give them a miss as I have enough going on with other spreading pests, thanks @Sheal :)
    I think I'll give them a miss as I have enough going on with other spreading pests, thanks @Sheal :)
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  16. Dragonfly Dianne

    Solved Lovely but what tree is it? - Acer shirasawanum Aureum

    Great advice! Thank you. :)
    Great advice! Thank you. :)
    Great advice! Thank you. :)
    Great advice! Thank you. :)
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  17. Dragonfly Dianne

    Fir?

    That just has to go! :yikes: Thank you so much.
    That just has to go! :yikes: Thank you so much.
    That just has to go! :yikes: Thank you so much.
    That just has to go! :yikes: Thank you so much.
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    774
  18. kindredspirit

    Solved What are the tall green plants? - Helianthus Salicifolius

    Ooops..that should have been JazzSi! Sorry JazzSi!
    Ooops..that should have been JazzSi! Sorry JazzSi!
    Ooops..that should have been JazzSi! Sorry JazzSi!
    Ooops..that should have been JazzSi! Sorry JazzSi!
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    1,209
  19. hans
    Funny x 3

    this is growing on a old peach tree stump.

    Definitely a Bracket fungus. Some of them are edible when young and soft and depending on what sort of tree they are growing on.
    Definitely a Bracket fungus. Some of them are edible when young and soft and depending on what sort of tree they are growing on.
    Definitely a Bracket fungus. Some of them are edible when young and soft and depending on what sort of tree they are growing on.
    Definitely a Bracket fungus. Some of them are edible when young and soft and depending on what sort of tree they are growing on.
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    709
  20. eggandchips

    Caterpillars

    Thankyou, @Sheal and @HsuH
    Thankyou, @Sheal and @HsuH
    Thankyou, @Sheal and @HsuH
    Thankyou, @Sheal and @HsuH
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    4
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    518

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