Identification Area

By posting pics in small numbers at a time people here will be able to give you masses of help...without the thread getting too long.

Sorry FC, no Carnation there either.Delphinium Lavender Leucanthemum Verbena Tradescantia ??? Geum

cordyline australis also know as: Cabbage Palm

Thanks everyone, I think it is photinia red robin looking at it. Don't know what I'm going to do with it now I know how big it gets! Secretly hoped it was some kind of bargain rose. Ah well, I may pass it on to the in-laws since they have more room to spare than us. Thanks once again

Thanks for the heads up on the poppies Yes, intrusive grass is becoming an issue here and there, I will soon be on my hands & knees weeding! :-o

Hi Adam it is definitely a camellia, I planted one earlier this year as I fell in love with one I've inherited which apparently is about 10 years old, it's about 3m high and is beautiful when in full of bloom. I was picking up barrow full of blooms as it had so many...When I planted my...

leave till the autumn to move not before !

quite a few in the park where I work , in a very well drained spot and full sunshine most of the day and they do great

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Thank you for the suggestion, it's a definite possibility. Although I don't remember ever having seed of it.

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I have grown quite fond of Guzmania. The leaves keep that colour for a long time and are good value for money, also you can get them in different colours. They look quite good with several in a pot.

Maybe check to see if there are spines underneath first and thereby avoid the possible experience?If you rubbed the leaves and the vapours got you high, would you saying to a policeman "hey man, it was in good faith" get you off?

Sorry for the late posting. This is the white mildew like staining on my pieris. I've cut all the dark spotted leaves off.

Definitely wouldn't eat it, but apart from smelling bad it won't do you any harm otherwise.

Might need a polinator then Harry

hey people, thanks for your input.here's a close up of the flowers and leaf:should have done that in the first place. wasn't thinking. too much booze!i lean towards pyracantha. it does have the red small cherry type fruit later in the year. it has grown to be tree like rather than hedge...

I'm sorry Ben, that container is far to small for all those tomato plants and probably why they are all suffering. I would only put one in there. Each plant needs something about the size of a bucket. Here are mine below......