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  1. Dips

    Solved what is this please

    Lol yeh thats why i use it.I mean i try not to use chemical weed killers that you buy
    Lol yeh thats why i use it.I mean i try not to use chemical weed killers that you buy
    Lol yeh thats why i use it.I mean i try not to use chemical weed killers that you buy
    Lol yeh thats why i use it.I mean i try not to use chemical weed killers that you buy
    Dips, Apr 13, 2015 ... 2
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    Dips
    Apr 14, 2015
  2. LyndaG

    Solved My friend has asked.......

    Thank you very much for links and advice x x
    Thank you very much for links and advice x x
    Thank you very much for links and advice x x
    Thank you very much for links and advice x x
    LyndaG, Apr 13, 2015
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    LyndaG
    Apr 13, 2015
  3. amanita

    Solved recognition please

    Definitely Berberis darwinii, a noxious weed should it find a location to it's suiting (as road side verges, heaths, and cracks in walls have dicovered in my town).. heathlands beware. However on...
    Definitely Berberis darwinii, a noxious weed should it find a location to it's suiting (as road side verges, heaths, and cracks in walls have dicovered in my town).. heathlands beware. However on the other hand, its fruit is edible, and tastes quite nice.
    Definitely Berberis darwinii, a noxious weed should it find a location to it's suiting (as road side verges, heaths, and cracks in walls have dicovered in my town).. heathlands beware. However on the other hand, its fruit is edible, and tastes...
    Definitely Berberis darwinii, a noxious weed should it find a location to it's suiting (as road side verges, heaths, and cracks in walls have dicovered in my town).. heathlands beware. However on...
    amanita, Mar 24, 2015
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    stephenprudence
    Apr 13, 2015
  4. amanita

    Ident please

    thanks for the reply, so will I expect to see flower heads pretty shortly?
    thanks for the reply, so will I expect to see flower heads pretty shortly?
    thanks for the reply, so will I expect to see flower heads pretty shortly?
    thanks for the reply, so will I expect to see flower heads pretty shortly?
    amanita, Apr 11, 2015
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    amanita
    Apr 12, 2015
  5. merleworld

    What's this that's seeded itself?

    I think willow too, would you say the stems are reddish and pliable?
    I think willow too, would you say the stems are reddish and pliable?
    I think willow too, would you say the stems are reddish and pliable?
    I think willow too, would you say the stems are reddish and pliable?
    merleworld, Apr 11, 2015
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    westwales
    Apr 11, 2015
  6. Tsauru

    New garden... what plants?

    I think 2 could be a dwarf lilac. You'll only need to wait two or three more weeks and you'll see the leaves properly on all of these. Can you get any closer photos? I've tried to enlarge to get...
    I think 2 could be a dwarf lilac. You'll only need to wait two or three more weeks and you'll see the leaves properly on all of these. Can you get any closer photos? I've tried to enlarge to get a better look but no luck.Wondering whether 3 is a Spirea?
    I think 2 could be a dwarf lilac. You'll only need to wait two or three more weeks and you'll see the leaves properly on all of these. Can you get any closer photos? I've tried to enlarge to get a better look but no luck.Wondering whether 3...
    I think 2 could be a dwarf lilac. You'll only need to wait two or three more weeks and you'll see the leaves properly on all of these. Can you get any closer photos? I've tried to enlarge to get...
    Tsauru, Apr 6, 2015
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    westwales
    Apr 10, 2015
  7. Gareth Hughes

    Solved What Fern is this?

    Sadly ferns do not get any easier to id as they get bigger! JWK may well be correct.
    Sadly ferns do not get any easier to id as they get bigger! JWK may well be correct.
    Sadly ferns do not get any easier to id as they get bigger! JWK may well be correct.
    Sadly ferns do not get any easier to id as they get bigger! JWK may well be correct.
    Gareth Hughes, Apr 8, 2015
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    Silver surfer
    Apr 9, 2015
  8. Jungle Jane

    Is this lemon balm?

    Just a note of possible interest.The proper name for Lemon Balm is Melissa officinalis. Any plant that has officinalis after it's name means that it's a medicinal plant. :blue thumb:
    Just a note of possible interest.The proper name for Lemon Balm is Melissa officinalis. Any plant that has officinalis after it's name means that it's a medicinal plant. :blue thumb:
    Just a note of possible interest.The proper name for Lemon Balm is Melissa officinalis. Any plant that has officinalis after it's name means that it's a medicinal plant. :blue thumb:
    Just a note of possible interest.The proper name for Lemon Balm is Melissa officinalis. Any plant that has officinalis after it's name means that it's a medicinal plant. :blue thumb:
    Jungle Jane, Apr 2, 2015 ... 2
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    shiney
    Apr 6, 2015
  9. BabyBee

    Tropical Looking Plants

    It's a euphorbia, possibly Euphorbis griffithii. They can spread and become a problem.When handling wear gloves as the white sap is an irritant.
    It's a euphorbia, possibly Euphorbis griffithii. They can spread and become a problem.When handling wear gloves as the white sap is an irritant.
    It's a euphorbia, possibly Euphorbis griffithii. They can spread and become a problem.When handling wear gloves as the white sap is an irritant.
    It's a euphorbia, possibly Euphorbis griffithii. They can spread and become a problem.When handling wear gloves as the white sap is an irritant.
    BabyBee, Apr 6, 2015
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    NigelJ
    Apr 6, 2015
  10. stephenprudence

    What is this sprouting tuber?

    Certainly looks like one to me though - I have a few coming back to life here. However, the tubers of those Salvia that grow them are usually vertical and in clusters like Dahlia tubers.
    Certainly looks like one to me though - I have a few coming back to life here. However, the tubers of those Salvia that grow them are usually vertical and in clusters like Dahlia tubers.
    Certainly looks like one to me though - I have a few coming back to life here. However, the tubers of those Salvia that grow them are usually vertical and in clusters like Dahlia tubers.
    Certainly looks like one to me though - I have a few coming back to life here. However, the tubers of those Salvia that grow them are usually vertical and in clusters like Dahlia tubers.
    stephenprudence, Apr 5, 2015
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    longk
    Apr 6, 2015
  11. LyndaG
    Informative x 3

    Aquilegia Disease

    I'm afraid that I can't give you too much encouragement. It's too early for there to have been any remedy for the problem.On the up side, although we lost over 4,000 of them we still have some...
    I'm afraid that I can't give you too much encouragement. It's too early for there to have been any remedy for the problem.On the up side, although we lost over 4,000 of them we still have some surviving. With a bit of luck they will continue to survive and be able to produce seed that is...
    I'm afraid that I can't give you too much encouragement. It's too early for there to have been any remedy for the problem.On the up side, although we lost over 4,000 of them we still have some surviving. With a bit of luck they will continue...
    I'm afraid that I can't give you too much encouragement. It's too early for there to have been any remedy for the problem.On the up side, although we lost over 4,000 of them we still have some...
    LyndaG, Feb 11, 2015
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    shiney
    Apr 6, 2015
  12. Jaffro

    Invasive weed taking over my garden!

    I prefer persistant digging and pulling up to weedkiller, I only really use it on bindweed.
    I prefer persistant digging and pulling up to weedkiller, I only really use it on bindweed.
    I prefer persistant digging and pulling up to weedkiller, I only really use it on bindweed.
    I prefer persistant digging and pulling up to weedkiller, I only really use it on bindweed.
    Jaffro, Apr 5, 2015 ... 2
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    CharlieBot
    Apr 5, 2015
  13. Axis of elvis

    help id'ing a plant

    this is the one, thankyou!!! x
    this is the one, thankyou!!! x
    this is the one, thankyou!!! x
    this is the one, thankyou!!! x
    Axis of elvis, Apr 5, 2015
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    Axis of elvis
    Apr 5, 2015
  14. maria

    help ID these please

    yep @longk thats the one:)
    yep @longk thats the one:)
    yep @longk thats the one:)
    yep @longk thats the one:)
    maria, Apr 4, 2015
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    maria
    Apr 5, 2015
  15. Jiffy

    Id again Please

    Thankyou both :dbgrtmb:
    Thankyou both :dbgrtmb:
    Thankyou both :dbgrtmb:
    Thankyou both :dbgrtmb:
    Jiffy, Apr 4, 2015
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    Jiffy
    Apr 4, 2015
  16. shiney

    Help With Name Of Grass - We've Forgotten!!!

    Oh @shiney you are a wag:heehee::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Oh @shiney you are a wag:heehee::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Oh @shiney you are a wag:heehee::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Oh @shiney you are a wag:heehee::lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    shiney, Apr 3, 2015
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    wiseowl
    Apr 3, 2015
  17. Neillupin

    What type of Juniper is this?

    ,The full name is Juniperus communis Hibernica. It is a named form if J. communis. Hibernica is a very dense, narrowly columnar variety/form ...which yours is not. From your pics I would have...
    ,The full name is Juniperus communis Hibernica. It is a named form if J. communis. Hibernica is a very dense, narrowly columnar variety/form ...which yours is not. From your pics I would have said yours was the common Juniperus communis. But have you checked closely the needles in the link I...
    ,The full name is Juniperus communis Hibernica. It is a named form if J. communis. Hibernica is a very dense, narrowly columnar variety/form ...which yours is not. From your pics I would have said yours was the common Juniperus communis. But...
    ,The full name is Juniperus communis Hibernica. It is a named form if J. communis. Hibernica is a very dense, narrowly columnar variety/form ...which yours is not. From your pics I would have...
    Neillupin, Apr 2, 2015
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    Silver surfer
    Apr 3, 2015
  18. Jiffy

    Id please

    Being it has a nasty smell, i don't think i would want to drink it
    Being it has a nasty smell, i don't think i would want to drink it
    Being it has a nasty smell, i don't think i would want to drink it
    Being it has a nasty smell, i don't think i would want to drink it
    Jiffy, Mar 27, 2015
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    Jiffy
    Apr 3, 2015
  19. Fat Controller

    Solved Friend or foe?

    Not me, I'm an obstinate...........
    Not me, I'm an obstinate...........
    Not me, I'm an obstinate...........
    Not me, I'm an obstinate...........
    Fat Controller, Mar 18, 2015 ... 2
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    ARMANDII
    Mar 30, 2015
  20. Sarah Giles

    should they stay or should they go?

    Dock, willowherb and forget-me-not. I think that's a foxglove too, though it might be Verbscum. In any case I'd say it's a keeper. It's a biennial, meaning it's done the hard work of growing from...
    Dock, willowherb and forget-me-not. I think that's a foxglove too, though it might be Verbscum. In any case I'd say it's a keeper. It's a biennial, meaning it's done the hard work of growing from tiny seed for one year and will now grow rapidly and flower for you this year. I wouldn't personally...
    Dock, willowherb and forget-me-not. I think that's a foxglove too, though it might be Verbscum. In any case I'd say it's a keeper. It's a biennial, meaning it's done the hard work of growing from tiny seed for one year and will now grow rapidly...
    Dock, willowherb and forget-me-not. I think that's a foxglove too, though it might be Verbscum. In any case I'd say it's a keeper. It's a biennial, meaning it's done the hard work of growing from...
    Sarah Giles, Mar 22, 2015
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    Cinnamon
    Mar 22, 2015
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