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  1. 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.
    hedgefog, Aug 19, 2015
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    hedgefog
    Aug 19, 2015
  2. **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!
    **Yvonne**, Aug 17, 2015
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    **Yvonne**
    Aug 19, 2015
  3. 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 :)
    Dragonfly Dianne, Aug 16, 2015 ... 2
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    Apple Blossom
    Aug 19, 2015
  4. 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. :)
    Dragonfly Dianne, Aug 16, 2015
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    Dragonfly Dianne
    Aug 18, 2015
  5. 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.
    Dragonfly Dianne, Aug 17, 2015
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    Dragonfly Dianne
    Aug 18, 2015
  6. 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!
    kindredspirit, Aug 17, 2015
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    Silver surfer
    Aug 18, 2015
  7. 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.
    hans, Aug 10, 2015
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    Palustris
    Aug 17, 2015
  8. eggandchips

    Caterpillars

    Thankyou, @Sheal and @HsuH
    Thankyou, @Sheal and @HsuH
    Thankyou, @Sheal and @HsuH
    Thankyou, @Sheal and @HsuH
    eggandchips, Aug 16, 2015
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    eggandchips
    Aug 17, 2015
  9. trogre

    Fuchsia

    Hi All. Back in late spring to my wifes horror I purchased another secondhand ceramic pot,it is huge:snork:. We call it the grandad pot due to its size. Problem was what can we plant in it as time was...
    Hi All. Back in late spring to my wifes horror I purchased another secondhand ceramic pot,it is huge:snork:. We call it the grandad pot due to its size. Problem was what can we plant in it as time was ticking on for planting this year. We decided to plant 2 different types of fuchsia and it was a...
    Hi All. Back in late spring to my wifes horror I purchased another secondhand ceramic pot,it is huge:snork:. We call it the grandad pot due to its size. Problem was what can we plant in it as time was ticking on for planting this year. We decided to...
    Hi All. Back in late spring to my wifes horror I purchased another secondhand ceramic pot,it is huge:snork:. We call it the grandad pot due to its size. Problem was what can we plant in it as time was...
    trogre, Aug 15, 2015
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    trogre
    Aug 17, 2015
  10. martyn bromley

    Solved Can anyone identify this shrub please? - Eucryphia sp.

    Thanks for you friendly reply , most impressed so far
    Thanks for you friendly reply , most impressed so far
    Thanks for you friendly reply , most impressed so far
    Thanks for you friendly reply , most impressed so far
    martyn bromley, Aug 11, 2015
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    martyn bromley
    Aug 16, 2015
  11. Val..

    Solved Please tell me what this flower is! - California Poppy

    Im alaways ripping the dam things out of pots,palm pots,cracks,buxus hedging,fruit plants,pond banking etc etc ............Nice flowr though:rolleyespink:
    Im alaways ripping the dam things out of pots,palm pots,cracks,buxus hedging,fruit plants,pond banking etc etc ............Nice flowr though:rolleyespink:
    Im alaways ripping the dam things out of pots,palm pots,cracks,buxus hedging,fruit plants,pond banking etc etc ............Nice flowr though:rolleyespink:
    Im alaways ripping the dam things out of pots,palm pots,cracks,buxus hedging,fruit plants,pond banking etc etc ............Nice flowr though:rolleyespink:
    Val.., Aug 16, 2015
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    WeeTam
    Aug 16, 2015
  12. Dragonfly Dianne

    What is this on the magnolia tree?

    :thud::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    :thud::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    :thud::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    :thud::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Dragonfly Dianne, Aug 16, 2015
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    Dragonfly Dianne
    Aug 16, 2015
  13. Anzia

    What is this red thing?

    Thanks all and thanks @MarleyFarley for the helpful link. They were a good 3" underground, hence my puzzlement! As I unearth them, should I move them to a secluded corner of the garden and leave...
    Thanks all and thanks @MarleyFarley for the helpful link. They were a good 3" underground, hence my puzzlement! As I unearth them, should I move them to a secluded corner of the garden and leave them above ground, or re-bury them in said corner? I don't want to kill them by doing the wrong thing...
    Thanks all and thanks @MarleyFarley for the helpful link. They were a good 3" underground, hence my puzzlement! As I unearth them, should I move them to a secluded corner of the garden and leave them above ground, or re-bury them in said corner?...
    Thanks all and thanks @MarleyFarley for the helpful link. They were a good 3" underground, hence my puzzlement! As I unearth them, should I move them to a secluded corner of the garden and leave...
    Anzia, Aug 16, 2015
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    Anzia
    Aug 16, 2015
  14. Sheal

    Solved Possibly Tradescantia? - Libertia peregrinans

    Thank you for the information Silver Surfer. :) The plant is reprieved until the spring when I can see it bloom but it will be staying in a pot for the time being.
    Thank you for the information Silver Surfer. :) The plant is reprieved until the spring when I can see it bloom but it will be staying in a pot for the time being.
    Thank you for the information Silver Surfer. :) The plant is reprieved until the spring when I can see it bloom but it will be staying in a pot for the time being.
    Thank you for the information Silver Surfer. :) The plant is reprieved until the spring when I can see it bloom but it will be staying in a pot for the time being.
    Sheal, Aug 12, 2015
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    Sheal
    Aug 13, 2015
  15. Adam D

    Solved ID please again. - Hibiscus syriacus

    Thank people.
    Thank people.
    Thank people.
    Thank people.
    Adam D, Aug 7, 2015
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    Adam D
    Aug 12, 2015
  16. Coolsox

    Solved What am I? - Calycanthus sp.

    Anyone noticed any scent from the flowers? All the articles state it is supposed to be highly fragrant.
    Anyone noticed any scent from the flowers? All the articles state it is supposed to be highly fragrant.
    Anyone noticed any scent from the flowers? All the articles state it is supposed to be highly fragrant.
    Anyone noticed any scent from the flowers? All the articles state it is supposed to be highly fragrant.
    Coolsox, Aug 10, 2015
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    Coolsox
    Aug 11, 2015
  17. FionaJane

    Solved Can anyone tell me what this is?? Sucker type clover - Liverwort

    Suggest that round your blueberries you add a 4" layer of mulch on the top... eg. composted bark/coco shell.It will act help to keep soil moist and suppress the liverwort.
    Suggest that round your blueberries you add a 4" layer of mulch on the top... eg. composted bark/coco shell.It will act help to keep soil moist and suppress the liverwort.
    Suggest that round your blueberries you add a 4" layer of mulch on the top... eg. composted bark/coco shell.It will act help to keep soil moist and suppress the liverwort.
    Suggest that round your blueberries you add a 4" layer of mulch on the top... eg. composted bark/coco shell.It will act help to keep soil moist and suppress the liverwort.
    FionaJane, Aug 11, 2015
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    Silver surfer
    Aug 11, 2015
  18. Lucyloo

    Solved Any idea what this is? - Celmisia Spectabilis

    Thanks @Silver surfer, sounds promising then!
    Thanks @Silver surfer, sounds promising then!
    Thanks @Silver surfer, sounds promising then!
    Thanks @Silver surfer, sounds promising then!
    Lucyloo, Aug 11, 2015
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    Lucyloo
    Aug 11, 2015
  19. TheMadHedger

    Solved Plant with daisy-like flowers - Ox Eye Daisy ( Leucanthemum )

    Could be, I'll ask the wife. Ta! :)
    Could be, I'll ask the wife. Ta! :)
    Could be, I'll ask the wife. Ta! :)
    Could be, I'll ask the wife. Ta! :)
    TheMadHedger, Aug 11, 2015
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    TheMadHedger
    Aug 11, 2015
  20. Dragonfly Dianne

    Solved What is it and can I move it?

    Mmm see what you mean, the flowers are out now and so lovely! I want to move them to the front garden, and plant something infront of them, I will look for a smaller plant :spinning: thank you :)
    Mmm see what you mean, the flowers are out now and so lovely! I want to move them to the front garden, and plant something infront of them, I will look for a smaller plant :spinning: thank you :)
    Mmm see what you mean, the flowers are out now and so lovely! I want to move them to the front garden, and plant something infront of them, I will look for a smaller plant :spinning: thank you :)
    Mmm see what you mean, the flowers are out now and so lovely! I want to move them to the front garden, and plant something infront of them, I will look for a smaller plant :spinning: thank you :)
    Dragonfly Dianne, Aug 4, 2015
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    Dragonfly Dianne
    Aug 10, 2015
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