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  1. merleworld

    Can you ID these for me please?

    Thank you :spinning:
    Thank you :spinning:
    Thank you :spinning:
    Thank you :spinning:
    merleworld, Jun 8, 2015
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    merleworld
    Jun 8, 2015
  2. cvpidsley

    Mysterious bud

    Could it be Allium?
    Could it be Allium?
    Could it be Allium?
    Could it be Allium?
    cvpidsley, Jun 5, 2015
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    Sheal
    Jun 6, 2015
  3. Will Ross-Jones

    Clematis identification please

    I'll put my head on the block and bet that it's Clematis montana. There are lots of cultivars within this group but all have smallish pink or white flowers, heavily scented, in early Spring. And...
    I'll put my head on the block and bet that it's Clematis montana. There are lots of cultivars within this group but all have smallish pink or white flowers, heavily scented, in early Spring. And they get BIG:) Look forward to seeing pics of it when it flowers!
    I'll put my head on the block and bet that it's Clematis montana. There are lots of cultivars within this group but all have smallish pink or white flowers, heavily scented, in early Spring. And they get BIG:) Look forward to seeing pics of it...
    I'll put my head on the block and bet that it's Clematis montana. There are lots of cultivars within this group but all have smallish pink or white flowers, heavily scented, in early Spring. And...
    Will Ross-Jones, Jun 4, 2015
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    noisette47
    Jun 6, 2015
  4. al.lutonee

    what type of mint is this??

    Hi al.lutonee and welcome to GC:sign0016: Mint is a tricky one to identify from a photo. Only you can rub the leaves and decide what they smell of! It doesn't look much like the eau-de-cologne mint that I...
    Hi al.lutonee and welcome to GC:sign0016: Mint is a tricky one to identify from a photo. Only you can rub the leaves and decide what they smell of! It doesn't look much like the eau-de-cologne mint that I used to grow, that had more of a purplish tint to the leaves. Peppermint is bright green, quite rough...
    Hi al.lutonee and welcome to GC:sign0016: Mint is a tricky one to identify from a photo. Only you can rub the leaves and decide what they smell of! It doesn't look much like the eau-de-cologne mint that I used to grow, that had more of a purplish tint to...
    Hi al.lutonee and welcome to GC:sign0016: Mint is a tricky one to identify from a photo. Only you can rub the leaves and decide what they smell of! It doesn't look much like the eau-de-cologne mint that I...
    al.lutonee, Jun 6, 2015
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    noisette47
    Jun 6, 2015
  5. kr236rk

    Bee Tree?

    Is it Crataegus macracantha, or a close variant?
    Is it Crataegus macracantha, or a close variant?
    Is it Crataegus macracantha, or a close variant?
    Is it Crataegus macracantha, or a close variant?
    kr236rk, Jun 4, 2015
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    kr236rk
    Jun 5, 2015
  6. lost_in_france

    Solved Iris pseudacorus

    It is nothing if not adaptable! Certainly the best clump that I have is in the barrel although the clump in the dry part of the garden is about to bloom first.
    It is nothing if not adaptable! Certainly the best clump that I have is in the barrel although the clump in the dry part of the garden is about to bloom first.
    It is nothing if not adaptable! Certainly the best clump that I have is in the barrel although the clump in the dry part of the garden is about to bloom first.
    It is nothing if not adaptable! Certainly the best clump that I have is in the barrel although the clump in the dry part of the garden is about to bloom first.
    lost_in_france, Jun 4, 2015
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    longk
    Jun 5, 2015
  7. Dips

    Is this Clematis Dr Ruppel?

    I always feed and it had a top up of compost earlier in the year when it started to produce leaves :-)Just noticed the wilkos trellis is now £10 when i bought them they were £3 and that wasnt in...
    I always feed and it had a top up of compost earlier in the year when it started to produce leaves :-)Just noticed the wilkos trellis is now £10 when i bought them they were £3 and that wasnt in the sale it was the standard price
    I always feed and it had a top up of compost earlier in the year when it started to produce leaves :-)Just noticed the wilkos trellis is now £10 when i bought them they were £3 and that wasnt in the sale it was the standard price
    I always feed and it had a top up of compost earlier in the year when it started to produce leaves :-)Just noticed the wilkos trellis is now £10 when i bought them they were £3 and that wasnt in...
    Dips, Jun 5, 2015
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    Dips
    Jun 5, 2015
  8. SimonZ

    unidentified pink flower

    Wow thanks! Yes, they do seem to resemble Godetia. Once regarded as the most popular British garden annual, I believe?
    Wow thanks! Yes, they do seem to resemble Godetia. Once regarded as the most popular British garden annual, I believe?
    Wow thanks! Yes, they do seem to resemble Godetia. Once regarded as the most popular British garden annual, I believe?
    Wow thanks! Yes, they do seem to resemble Godetia. Once regarded as the most popular British garden annual, I believe?
    SimonZ, Jun 4, 2015
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    SimonZ
    Jun 4, 2015
  9. Adam D

    Me again

    To me it looks like Passiflora ediulis (Passionflower).. it's possible someone had eaten a Passionfruit and discarded a seed, or planted a seed?
    To me it looks like Passiflora ediulis (Passionflower).. it's possible someone had eaten a Passionfruit and discarded a seed, or planted a seed?
    To me it looks like Passiflora ediulis (Passionflower).. it's possible someone had eaten a Passionfruit and discarded a seed, or planted a seed?
    To me it looks like Passiflora ediulis (Passionflower).. it's possible someone had eaten a Passionfruit and discarded a seed, or planted a seed?
    Adam D, Jun 4, 2015
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    stephenprudence
    Jun 4, 2015
  10. amymac78

    Solved Lychnis chalcedonica Maltese cross

    Thank you both :ThankYou: I will carry on watering and watching, the flowers are lovely and there are lots of buds too.
    Thank you both :ThankYou: I will carry on watering and watching, the flowers are lovely and there are lots of buds too.
    Thank you both :ThankYou: I will carry on watering and watching, the flowers are lovely and there are lots of buds too.
    Thank you both :ThankYou: I will carry on watering and watching, the flowers are lovely and there are lots of buds too.
    amymac78, Jun 4, 2015
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    amymac78
    Jun 4, 2015
  11. jpjeffery

    Trying to grow grass but...

    For selective targeting I've been using this: It seems to be very effective, at both the killing and the selectiveness.
    For selective targeting I've been using this: It seems to be very effective, at both the killing and the selectiveness.
    For selective targeting I've been using this: It seems to be very effective, at both the killing and the selectiveness.
    For selective targeting I've been using this: It seems to be very effective, at both the killing and the selectiveness.
    IMG_20150602_181917.jpg IMG_20150602_181925.jpg Roundup Gel.JPG
    jpjeffery, Jun 4, 2015
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    jpjeffery
    Jun 4, 2015
  12. silu

    It's a Euphorbia but not a clue which one.

    What a cheek @HarryS but absolutely spot on:lunapic 130165696578242 5:. You cannot imagine how disappointing it was when I would eagerly rush to collect my photos that had been developed, back in the day, only to discover...
    What a cheek @HarryS but absolutely spot on:lunapic 130165696578242 5:. You cannot imagine how disappointing it was when I would eagerly rush to collect my photos that had been developed, back in the day, only to discover they were...terrible, not sure that adjective adequately describes their inadequacies. Once I had 2...
    What a cheek @HarryS but absolutely spot on:lunapic 130165696578242 5:. You cannot imagine how disappointing it was when I would eagerly rush to collect my photos that had been developed, back in the day, only to discover they were...terrible, not sure that adjective...
    What a cheek @HarryS but absolutely spot on:lunapic 130165696578242 5:. You cannot imagine how disappointing it was when I would eagerly rush to collect my photos that had been developed, back in the day, only to discover...
    silu, Jun 3, 2015 ... 2
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    silu
    Jun 4, 2015
  13. Joolz

    Hmmmmmm.... plant or weed...... ID needed.

    Hi, it-spreads by runners, don't worry about seed heads if you're anything like me you'll be dealing with it for ever more good luck x
    Hi, it-spreads by runners, don't worry about seed heads if you're anything like me you'll be dealing with it for ever more good luck x
    Hi, it-spreads by runners, don't worry about seed heads if you're anything like me you'll be dealing with it for ever more good luck x
    Hi, it-spreads by runners, don't worry about seed heads if you're anything like me you'll be dealing with it for ever more good luck x
    Joolz, Jun 2, 2015
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    Loki
    Jun 3, 2015
  14. amanita

    2 shrubs to ID please

    suppose you cant agutum with that
    suppose you cant agutum with that
    suppose you cant agutum with that
    suppose you cant agutum with that
    amanita, Jun 3, 2015
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    amanita
    Jun 3, 2015
  15. Anthony Rogers

    Mystery Tuber

    Zantedeschia rehmanii (Calla Lily)
    Zantedeschia rehmanii (Calla Lily)
    Zantedeschia rehmanii (Calla Lily)
    Zantedeschia rehmanii (Calla Lily)
    Anthony Rogers, Jun 2, 2015 ... 2
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    stephenprudence
    Jun 3, 2015
  16. kyleleonard

    Is this a weed?

    if thats the stuff with purple flowers which goes fluffy i'd say it is and does have deep roots well mine have
    if thats the stuff with purple flowers which goes fluffy i'd say it is and does have deep roots well mine have
    if thats the stuff with purple flowers which goes fluffy i'd say it is and does have deep roots well mine have
    if thats the stuff with purple flowers which goes fluffy i'd say it is and does have deep roots well mine have
    kyleleonard, Jun 3, 2015
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    mr c
    Jun 3, 2015
  17. Damianevans

    weed in lawn

    Not sure the stems are square though, I'll check. They won't flower as I've put down weed and feed on the lawn.:)
    Not sure the stems are square though, I'll check. They won't flower as I've put down weed and feed on the lawn.:)
    Not sure the stems are square though, I'll check. They won't flower as I've put down weed and feed on the lawn.:)
    Not sure the stems are square though, I'll check. They won't flower as I've put down weed and feed on the lawn.:)
    Damianevans, May 28, 2015 ... 2
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    Damianevans
    Jun 2, 2015
  18. TechSupport_1

    Solved Campanula poscharskyana (Trailing bellflower)

    Thanks!
    Thanks!
    Thanks!
    Thanks!
    TechSupport_1, Jun 2, 2015
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    TechSupport_1
    Jun 2, 2015
  19. scatz

    Invasion of....what?

    It's a type of fly that makes them holes I'm sure of it. We get them at work every year around the same time in the same place. It's always where there is bare soil they burrow.
    It's a type of fly that makes them holes I'm sure of it. We get them at work every year around the same time in the same place. It's always where there is bare soil they burrow.
    It's a type of fly that makes them holes I'm sure of it. We get them at work every year around the same time in the same place. It's always where there is bare soil they burrow.
    It's a type of fly that makes them holes I'm sure of it. We get them at work every year around the same time in the same place. It's always where there is bare soil they burrow.
    scatz, Jun 1, 2015
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    Car.crash
    Jun 1, 2015
  20. Jc86
    Like x 4

    lovely climber

    Thank you very much! Will be getting one!
    Thank you very much! Will be getting one!
    Thank you very much! Will be getting one!
    Thank you very much! Will be getting one!
    Jc86, Jun 1, 2015
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    Jc86
    Jun 1, 2015
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