Identification Area

Weigela, possibly Bristol Ruby

Good morning ,no worries "Normal" is just a cycle on a washing machine

Yes!!!! thank you so much for your help Delosperma Jewels

It's a beauty!

judging by all the suggestions and considering the pictures of flowers/leaves it is likely to be a double flower peonia! the colour and leaves are like this: but the shape, which is really what caught my eye, is like this one:The funny thing is that I am not really a fan of variegated...

Gee thanks longk.......can't wait!!! Not!!

Can anyone identify this plant please. I know it is a perennial but I have lost the name of it.

Oh good might give it ago when I next get a migraine I didn't include this photo as I thought it might confuse it's identification but this flower is deformed and instead of petals it's just a flower of leaves, I might try and self pollinate it and see if it sets seed.

At least it's in a container. If you see and leaves like that pop up anywhere else, get rid of them and their roots and put them in the bin.

Thanks muchly for the advice. If anyone comes across a name for the disease it would be gratefully received

The yellow flowered plant is Kerria Japonica (Plenifloria I think).Recognise others but need to go back and check your numbering. The book is a great one if you already have some idea of what you think the plant is called. My copy is about 20 years old and I'm still as likely to look at that...

The main difference seems to be that V. labrodorica / riviniana has pointed, heart-shaped leaves and V. odorata has larger, rounded leaves.

I agree with Silver Surfer It's easy to check if the first is lemon balm. Just pick a leaf, crush it in your hand and smell it. It will have a lemony minty smell.

Once these Honeysuckles flower it may be possible to id them further. Do add more pics to this thread when they are open.

Acer campestre...common name field maple.

I agree with Scrungee, it's a poppy.

Thanks for your replies. Have decided to dig out the shrub, just in case.

1 and 3 are willowherbs, which are wildflowers/weeds. I think 1 has a nice flower (greater willowherb), but it's too tall for the front of a bed and you don't want it to seed! 2 is red deadnettle, which is also a native wildflower. Personally I'd have them all out. I'd guess Lythrum...

Very pretty non the less. Cheers, Tony.

Thank you Pete