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  1. Kristen

    Salvia ID - S. forsskaolii ??

    It's not, but many things are sold as S.hians, so the most likely source of Kristens plant is the plant that he thought was S.hians. The true species appears to be like rocking horse poo! I have a...
    It's not, but many things are sold as S.hians, so the most likely source of Kristens plant is the plant that he thought was S.hians. The true species appears to be like rocking horse poo! I have a seed grown S.hians coming into bloom but the odds of it actually being S.hians are remote.
    It's not, but many things are sold as S.hians, so the most likely source of Kristens plant is the plant that he thought was S.hians. The true species appears to be like rocking horse poo! I have a seed grown S.hians coming into bloom but the odds...
    It's not, but many things are sold as S.hians, so the most likely source of Kristens plant is the plant that he thought was S.hians. The true species appears to be like rocking horse poo! I have a...
    Kristen, Jul 21, 2014
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    longk
    Jul 21, 2014
  2. Kristen

    Solved ID - tall white & spiky - Lysimachia ephemerum

    is it just me that thinks that "Blue leaves swan neck" sounds like "Eats shoots and leaves"?!!
    is it just me that thinks that "Blue leaves swan neck" sounds like "Eats shoots and leaves"?!!
    is it just me that thinks that "Blue leaves swan neck" sounds like "Eats shoots and leaves"?!!
    is it just me that thinks that "Blue leaves swan neck" sounds like "Eats shoots and leaves"?!!
    Kristen, Jul 21, 2014
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    Kristen
    Jul 21, 2014
  3. Kristen

    Solved ID - Lythrum salicaria

    OK, I'll try to dig some out and pot them up, rather than Glyphosate them in-situ!!
    OK, I'll try to dig some out and pot them up, rather than Glyphosate them in-situ!!
    OK, I'll try to dig some out and pot them up, rather than Glyphosate them in-situ!!
    OK, I'll try to dig some out and pot them up, rather than Glyphosate them in-situ!!
    Kristen, Jul 21, 2014
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    Kristen
    Jul 21, 2014
  4. Noushynoo

    Name this Hebe

    There are so many Hebes I wouldn't like to say.. It looks similar to one I had which I think was called "Joy".. Yes agreed Autumn would be the time to move it..
    There are so many Hebes I wouldn't like to say.. It looks similar to one I had which I think was called "Joy".. Yes agreed Autumn would be the time to move it..
    There are so many Hebes I wouldn't like to say.. It looks similar to one I had which I think was called "Joy".. Yes agreed Autumn would be the time to move it..
    There are so many Hebes I wouldn't like to say.. It looks similar to one I had which I think was called "Joy".. Yes agreed Autumn would be the time to move it..
    Noushynoo, Jul 20, 2014
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    Marley Farley
    Jul 21, 2014
  5. Kristen

    Solved ID Please - white flowers - Malva alba

    I bought 3x Malva alba from the discount rack in Wyevale in Spring 2012 ... so that's very likely it, thanks :)
    I bought 3x Malva alba from the discount rack in Wyevale in Spring 2012 ... so that's very likely it, thanks :)
    I bought 3x Malva alba from the discount rack in Wyevale in Spring 2012 ... so that's very likely it, thanks :)
    I bought 3x Malva alba from the discount rack in Wyevale in Spring 2012 ... so that's very likely it, thanks :)
    Kristen, Jul 21, 2014
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    Kristen
    Jul 21, 2014
  6. Jiffy

    Solved Lysimachia punctata "Alexander"

    I have had it for a couple of years, bought for Bees and Butterflies and has kept it's variegation. It spreads rapidly and may need keeping in check. Dies down in Winter so not bothered by frost...
    I have had it for a couple of years, bought for Bees and Butterflies and has kept it's variegation. It spreads rapidly and may need keeping in check. Dies down in Winter so not bothered by frost or cold.
    I have had it for a couple of years, bought for Bees and Butterflies and has kept it's variegation. It spreads rapidly and may need keeping in check. Dies down in Winter so not bothered by frost or cold.
    I have had it for a couple of years, bought for Bees and Butterflies and has kept it's variegation. It spreads rapidly and may need keeping in check. Dies down in Winter so not bothered by frost...
    Jiffy, Jul 19, 2014
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    strongylodon
    Jul 19, 2014
  7. Lindsyloo

    Solved New gardener, what plant is this -- Fatsia japonica

    Thanks everyone, I can see I am going to be asking for lots of advice here,, I'm not too good at gardening
    Thanks everyone, I can see I am going to be asking for lots of advice here,, I'm not too good at gardening
    Thanks everyone, I can see I am going to be asking for lots of advice here,, I'm not too good at gardening
    Thanks everyone, I can see I am going to be asking for lots of advice here,, I'm not too good at gardening
    Lindsyloo, Jul 18, 2014
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    Lindsyloo
    Jul 19, 2014
  8. Jiffy

    Solved Id please--- Chilean Glory Vine

    I've asked the owners and they say yes :):):yahoo:
    I've asked the owners and they say yes :):):yahoo:
    I've asked the owners and they say yes :):):yahoo:
    I've asked the owners and they say yes :):):yahoo:
    Jiffy, Jul 16, 2014
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    Jiffy
    Jul 18, 2014
  9. NigelJ

    Solved Unknown succulent -- Haworthia attenuata.

    That's useful I may well try the offset outside. I have a sunny well drained raised bed and it will be interesting to see how it does there. I already have Aloe striatula growing happily there.
    That's useful I may well try the offset outside. I have a sunny well drained raised bed and it will be interesting to see how it does there. I already have Aloe striatula growing happily there.
    That's useful I may well try the offset outside. I have a sunny well drained raised bed and it will be interesting to see how it does there. I already have Aloe striatula growing happily there.
    That's useful I may well try the offset outside. I have a sunny well drained raised bed and it will be interesting to see how it does there. I already have Aloe striatula growing happily there.
    NigelJ, Jul 14, 2014
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    NigelJ
    Jul 15, 2014
  10. intel

    Solved Bedding Plant ID Please --- Nicotiana

    Thank you :)
    Thank you :)
    Thank you :)
    Thank you :)
    intel, Jul 14, 2014
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    intel
    Jul 14, 2014
  11. Ilkley Gardeners

    Solved Wild Flower Ident please --- Himalayan balsam. Impatiens glandulifera.

    Like Space Dust!
    Like Space Dust!
    Like Space Dust!
    Like Space Dust!
    Ilkley Gardeners, Jul 14, 2014
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    longk
    Jul 14, 2014
  12. Kristen

    Bressingham ID#1 - Veratrum album

    Love it. I always thought veratrum was predominantly a foliage plant, hadn't realised it was all-round showy.
    Love it. I always thought veratrum was predominantly a foliage plant, hadn't realised it was all-round showy.
    Love it. I always thought veratrum was predominantly a foliage plant, hadn't realised it was all-round showy.
    Love it. I always thought veratrum was predominantly a foliage plant, hadn't realised it was all-round showy.
    Kristen, Jul 14, 2014
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    Madahhlia
    Jul 14, 2014
  13. Scrungee

    Solved Another wildflower ID please --- Agrimonia eupatoria

    That appears to be it. It's the first time I've seen in there in over 25 years, but having a further look around there's a whole clump of it where it's never been before
    That appears to be it. It's the first time I've seen in there in over 25 years, but having a further look around there's a whole clump of it where it's never been before
    That appears to be it. It's the first time I've seen in there in over 25 years, but having a further look around there's a whole clump of it where it's never been before
    That appears to be it. It's the first time I've seen in there in over 25 years, but having a further look around there's a whole clump of it where it's never been before
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    Scrungee, Jul 14, 2014
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    Scrungee
    Jul 14, 2014
  14. Kristen

    Bressingham ID#2

    Flowers were carried in spikes around the stem (like a Paniculata [Hydrangea]), rather than more sparsely (like, to pick an extreme, an English Bluebell). The photos Google is finding have stems...
    Flowers were carried in spikes around the stem (like a Paniculata [Hydrangea]), rather than more sparsely (like, to pick an extreme, an English Bluebell). The photos Google is finding have stems that look more sparsely populated? What do you think?I've had a go at cropping a panicle:I...
    Flowers were carried in spikes around the stem (like a Paniculata [Hydrangea]), rather than more sparsely (like, to pick an extreme, an English Bluebell). The photos Google is finding have stems that look more sparsely populated? What do you...
    Flowers were carried in spikes around the stem (like a Paniculata [Hydrangea]), rather than more sparsely (like, to pick an extreme, an English Bluebell). The photos Google is finding have stems...
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    Kristen, Jul 14, 2014
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    Kristen
    Jul 14, 2014
  15. Alan16ac

    Identification Please...

    My pleasure. It is a very good evergreen to have in a shaded area.
    My pleasure. It is a very good evergreen to have in a shaded area.
    My pleasure. It is a very good evergreen to have in a shaded area.
    My pleasure. It is a very good evergreen to have in a shaded area.
    Alan16ac, Jul 13, 2014
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    Silver surfer
    Jul 14, 2014
  16. liliana

    Yellow flower or weed?

    Is it chrysanthemum coronarium?
    Is it chrysanthemum coronarium?
    Is it chrysanthemum coronarium?
    Is it chrysanthemum coronarium?
    liliana, Jul 13, 2014
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    Madahhlia
    Jul 13, 2014
  17. Scrungee

    Wild Flower ID Please

    Used to be lots of it down the path from East Quantocks Head to the beach.
    Used to be lots of it down the path from East Quantocks Head to the beach.
    Used to be lots of it down the path from East Quantocks Head to the beach.
    Used to be lots of it down the path from East Quantocks Head to the beach.
    Scrungee, Jul 12, 2014
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    Palustris
    Jul 12, 2014
  18. liliana

    Pretty flower in garden?

    Seeds around quite happily once you've got it.
    Seeds around quite happily once you've got it.
    Seeds around quite happily once you've got it.
    Seeds around quite happily once you've got it.
    liliana, Jul 12, 2014
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    Madahhlia
    Jul 12, 2014
  19. jakeycrx

    Help with identification please!

    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    jakeycrx, Jul 10, 2014
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    jakeycrx
    Jul 12, 2014
  20. fergalsharky

    massive weed problems :-(

    Have you tried talking to your local council.. If it is blocking the light or at a dangerous height they might be interested in writing to them asking them reduce it..What is the tree it is...
    Have you tried talking to your local council.. If it is blocking the light or at a dangerous height they might be interested in writing to them asking them reduce it..What is the tree it is smothering.? Is it dead or alive.? If dead or dying it could be a problem in the wind... is it a...
    Have you tried talking to your local council.. If it is blocking the light or at a dangerous height they might be interested in writing to them asking them reduce it..What is the tree it is smothering.? Is it dead or alive.? If dead or dying it...
    Have you tried talking to your local council.. If it is blocking the light or at a dangerous height they might be interested in writing to them asking them reduce it..What is the tree it is...
    fergalsharky, Jul 9, 2014
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    Marley Farley
    Jul 11, 2014
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