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  1. Grays

    Solved Are these weeds?

    I think it gets its name 'Jack in the hedge' as it's a plant that just appears in hedges everywhere, as in 'Jack of all trades' etc, Jack being the name given to something common, hence why some...
    I think it gets its name 'Jack in the hedge' as it's a plant that just appears in hedges everywhere, as in 'Jack of all trades' etc, Jack being the name given to something common, hence why some men who are called John are often referred to as Jack.One has appeared in my border. Being biennial...
    I think it gets its name 'Jack in the hedge' as it's a plant that just appears in hedges everywhere, as in 'Jack of all trades' etc, Jack being the name given to something common, hence why some men who are called John are often referred to as...
    I think it gets its name 'Jack in the hedge' as it's a plant that just appears in hedges everywhere, as in 'Jack of all trades' etc, Jack being the name given to something common, hence why some...
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    Grays, May 10, 2024
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    LeadFarmer
    May 16, 2024
  2. Fof

    Olearia ID if possible

    Neil, from Tremenheere, is going to have to go walkabouts in the garden, as he doesn't recognise it. I did wonder where you got the microphylla from. www.pushingtheborders.com, obviously. Good...
    Neil, from Tremenheere, is going to have to go walkabouts in the garden, as he doesn't recognise it. I did wonder where you got the microphylla from. www.pushingtheborders.com, obviously. Good tastes, my man.
    Neil, from Tremenheere, is going to have to go walkabouts in the garden, as he doesn't recognise it. I did wonder where you got the microphylla from. www.pushingtheborders.com, obviously. Good tastes, my man.
    Neil, from Tremenheere, is going to have to go walkabouts in the garden, as he doesn't recognise it. I did wonder where you got the microphylla from. www.pushingtheborders.com, obviously. Good...
    Fof, May 13, 2024
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    Fof
    May 15, 2024
  3. TheMadHedger

    Shrub ID please

    It may be difficult or impossible to buy 3 ft tall weigelia through the post due to the fact they do not travel well. Rather brittle stems which could snap during transport. Very costly packaging...
    It may be difficult or impossible to buy 3 ft tall weigelia through the post due to the fact they do not travel well. Rather brittle stems which could snap during transport. Very costly packaging and postal cost. I would suggest buying from a plant shop of some kind where you can see whatyou...
    It may be difficult or impossible to buy 3 ft tall weigelia through the post due to the fact they do not travel well. Rather brittle stems which could snap during transport. Very costly packaging and postal cost. I would suggest buying from a ...
    It may be difficult or impossible to buy 3 ft tall weigelia through the post due to the fact they do not travel well. Rather brittle stems which could snap during transport. Very costly packaging...
    TheMadHedger, May 11, 2024 ... 2 3
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    Goldenlily26
    May 15, 2024
  4. Grays

    Anyone identify these plants?

    We have all 3 colours in our garden. It comes back in the same places every year bigger than ever, and constantly appears in new places. It’s on the grass verges up and down the road, and some...
    We have all 3 colours in our garden. It comes back in the same places every year bigger than ever, and constantly appears in new places. It’s on the grass verges up and down the road, and some gardens on the road are completely covered in it. I like it, but like to keep it under control to a...
    We have all 3 colours in our garden. It comes back in the same places every year bigger than ever, and constantly appears in new places. It’s on the grass verges up and down the road, and some gardens on the road are completely covered in it. I...
    We have all 3 colours in our garden. It comes back in the same places every year bigger than ever, and constantly appears in new places. It’s on the grass verges up and down the road, and some...
    Grays, May 13, 2024 ... 2
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    Grays
    May 15, 2024
  5. Fof

    Humongous Aeonium ID please

    Done a bit more digging, and I'm wondering about Aeonium 'Pomegranate'. I did notice in their nursery, while I was there, that they had A. 'Pomegranate' for sale.
    Done a bit more digging, and I'm wondering about Aeonium 'Pomegranate'. I did notice in their nursery, while I was there, that they had A. 'Pomegranate' for sale.
    Done a bit more digging, and I'm wondering about Aeonium 'Pomegranate'. I did notice in their nursery, while I was there, that they had A. 'Pomegranate' for sale.
    Done a bit more digging, and I'm wondering about Aeonium 'Pomegranate'. I did notice in their nursery, while I was there, that they had A. 'Pomegranate' for sale.
    Fof, May 13, 2024
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    Fof
    May 13, 2024
  6. Fof

    Boronia ID if possible

    I am sure that this is a Boronia. I did attempt to grow a couple of different ones, when I lived in Australia, but they refused to play ball with me. All the flowers were white, except for...
    I am sure that this is a Boronia. I did attempt to grow a couple of different ones, when I lived in Australia, but they refused to play ball with me. All the flowers were white, except for one small shoot at the bottom of the plant. TIA Fof
    I am sure that this is a Boronia. I did attempt to grow a couple of different ones, when I lived in Australia, but they refused to play ball with me. All the flowers were white, except for one small shoot at the bottom of the plant. TIA Fof
    I am sure that this is a Boronia. I did attempt to grow a couple of different ones, when I lived in Australia, but they refused to play ball with me. All the flowers were white, except for...
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    Fof, May 13, 2024
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    Fof
    May 13, 2024
  7. Fof

    Solved Small tree ID if possible, please

    Well, it appears I was wrong. I've just heard back from the head gardener. Apparently it is Enkianthus cernuus, and was sourced, in 1936, from K Wada who ran Makoneya Nursery in Japan. Enkianthus...
    Well, it appears I was wrong. I've just heard back from the head gardener. Apparently it is Enkianthus cernuus, and was sourced, in 1936, from K Wada who ran Makoneya Nursery in Japan. Enkianthus cernuus - Trees and Shrubs Online
    Well, it appears I was wrong. I've just heard back from the head gardener. Apparently it is Enkianthus cernuus, and was sourced, in 1936, from K Wada who ran Makoneya Nursery in Japan. Enkianthus cernuus - Trees and Shrubs Online
    Well, it appears I was wrong. I've just heard back from the head gardener. Apparently it is Enkianthus cernuus, and was sourced, in 1936, from K Wada who ran Makoneya Nursery in Japan. Enkianthus...
    Fof, May 10, 2024
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    Fof
    May 13, 2024
  8. shiney

    Solved I.D. Please? Forgotten what they are!

    Also known as Dame's Violet, I grew some last year and it was a hit with the insects. I was hoping it would have seeded itself around but no sign this year, I shall have to remember to buy seed...
    Also known as Dame's Violet, I grew some last year and it was a hit with the insects. I was hoping it would have seeded itself around but no sign this year, I shall have to remember to buy seed for next year.
    Also known as Dame's Violet, I grew some last year and it was a hit with the insects. I was hoping it would have seeded itself around but no sign this year, I shall have to remember to buy seed for next year.
    Also known as Dame's Violet, I grew some last year and it was a hit with the insects. I was hoping it would have seeded itself around but no sign this year, I shall have to remember to buy seed...
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    shiney, May 11, 2024
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    Escarpment
    May 12, 2024
  9. pitter-patter

    Plant identification

    Looks a bit like Ajuga @Jenny namaste, but like the earlierplant - it also looks like something else I can't put my finger on!I was sitting near one of my sibirica Irises earlier, and it crossed...
    Looks a bit like Ajuga @Jenny namaste, but like the earlierplant - it also looks like something else I can't put my finger on!I was sitting near one of my sibirica Irises earlier, and it crossed my mind that the foliage is very similar to your plant @pitter-patter, but they aren't like that at...
    Looks a bit like Ajuga @Jenny namaste, but like the earlierplant - it also looks like something else I can't put my finger on!I was sitting near one of my sibirica Irises earlier, and it crossed my mind that the foliage is very similar to your...
    Looks a bit like Ajuga @Jenny namaste, but like the earlierplant - it also looks like something else I can't put my finger on!I was sitting near one of my sibirica Irises earlier, and it crossed...
    pitter-patter, May 11, 2024
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    fairygirl
    May 12, 2024
  10. Daalamist

    Solved Need help identifying these please :)

    I've spent my last few gardening sessions digging up giant docks with roots that go all the way to the Earth's core, and unwinding bindweed from my fruit bushes.
    I've spent my last few gardening sessions digging up giant docks with roots that go all the way to the Earth's core, and unwinding bindweed from my fruit bushes.
    I've spent my last few gardening sessions digging up giant docks with roots that go all the way to the Earth's core, and unwinding bindweed from my fruit bushes.
    I've spent my last few gardening sessions digging up giant docks with roots that go all the way to the Earth's core, and unwinding bindweed from my fruit bushes.
    Daalamist, May 6, 2024 ... 2
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    Escarpment
    May 11, 2024
  11. Nutcracker South Somerset

    Mystery rhizome/tuber

    And the winner is….. Rodgersia? Thanks to everyone who had a go!
    And the winner is….. Rodgersia? Thanks to everyone who had a go!
    And the winner is….. Rodgersia? Thanks to everyone who had a go!
    And the winner is….. Rodgersia? Thanks to everyone who had a go!
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    Nutcracker South Somerset, Mar 27, 2024 ... 2
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    Nutcracker South Somerset
    May 11, 2024
  12. Fof

    Any ideas as to this Iris?

    From my experience, Flag iris will grow in any soil which is poor draining so has a good moisture content
    From my experience, Flag iris will grow in any soil which is poor draining so has a good moisture content
    From my experience, Flag iris will grow in any soil which is poor draining so has a good moisture content
    From my experience, Flag iris will grow in any soil which is poor draining so has a good moisture content
    Fof, May 10, 2024
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    Butterfly6
    May 10, 2024
  13. Fof

    Solved Any idea as to this umbellifer?

    We grow this in our garden and I am never quick enough to pick the young stems to then crystallise them. One day maybe I will.
    We grow this in our garden and I am never quick enough to pick the young stems to then crystallise them. One day maybe I will.
    We grow this in our garden and I am never quick enough to pick the young stems to then crystallise them. One day maybe I will.
    We grow this in our garden and I am never quick enough to pick the young stems to then crystallise them. One day maybe I will.
    Fof, May 10, 2024
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    On the Levels
    May 10, 2024
  14. Grays

    Solved Anyone identify these 3 different plants/weeds?

    I find that sometimes they are biennial, others they are short lived perennials, so if you like them, let them seed around.
    I find that sometimes they are biennial, others they are short lived perennials, so if you like them, let them seed around.
    I find that sometimes they are biennial, others they are short lived perennials, so if you like them, let them seed around.
    I find that sometimes they are biennial, others they are short lived perennials, so if you like them, let them seed around.
    Grays, May 9, 2024
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    Punkdoc
    May 10, 2024
  15. SherwoodArrow

    Solved ID this please.

    Looks like it was white campion :). Thanks everyone
    Looks like it was white campion :). Thanks everyone
    Looks like it was white campion :). Thanks everyone
    Looks like it was white campion :). Thanks everyone
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    SherwoodArrow, Apr 13, 2024
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    SherwoodArrow
    May 10, 2024
  16. Ergates

    Solved Anyone recognise this wildflower?

    Just a follow up, did a search for double flowered Cardamine pratensis and found photos of similar ones! Result! One to tick off my list, thanks again. I knew someone on this forum would...
    Just a follow up, did a search for double flowered Cardamine pratensis and found photos of similar ones! Result! One to tick off my list, thanks again. I knew someone on this forum would recognise it!
    Just a follow up, did a search for double flowered Cardamine pratensis and found photos of similar ones! Result! One to tick off my list, thanks again. I knew someone on this forum would recognise it!
    Just a follow up, did a search for double flowered Cardamine pratensis and found photos of similar ones! Result! One to tick off my list, thanks again. I knew someone on this forum would...
    Ergates, May 9, 2024
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    Ergates
    May 10, 2024
  17. Grays

    Identify this trailing plant please

    Around here, apart from the two mentioned, there is an abundance of a white flowered plant that hangs down nicely over the walls. No idea what it is, but sure others here will know.
    Around here, apart from the two mentioned, there is an abundance of a white flowered plant that hangs down nicely over the walls. No idea what it is, but sure others here will know.
    Around here, apart from the two mentioned, there is an abundance of a white flowered plant that hangs down nicely over the walls. No idea what it is, but sure others here will know.
    Around here, apart from the two mentioned, there is an abundance of a white flowered plant that hangs down nicely over the walls. No idea what it is, but sure others here will know.
    Grays, May 8, 2024
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    DiggersJo
    May 8, 2024
  18. Robodendron

    ID needed!

    Thanks Escarpment - I DID plant it then, as green manure, which as NigelJ notes, should now be on the compost heap. Thanks both!
    Thanks Escarpment - I DID plant it then, as green manure, which as NigelJ notes, should now be on the compost heap. Thanks both!
    Thanks Escarpment - I DID plant it then, as green manure, which as NigelJ notes, should now be on the compost heap. Thanks both!
    Thanks Escarpment - I DID plant it then, as green manure, which as NigelJ notes, should now be on the compost heap. Thanks both!
    Robodendron, May 7, 2024
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    Robodendron
    May 8, 2024
  19. MrHappyDays

    Solved Thought I was propogating a salvia hot lips ....

    Yes remove whilst it is little. The seeds blow into gardens on the wind on fairy parachutes
    Yes remove whilst it is little. The seeds blow into gardens on the wind on fairy parachutes
    Yes remove whilst it is little. The seeds blow into gardens on the wind on fairy parachutes
    Yes remove whilst it is little. The seeds blow into gardens on the wind on fairy parachutes
    MrHappyDays, May 8, 2024
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    JWK
    May 8, 2024
  20. Nutcracker South Somerset

    Cut flower identification.

    Looks like Cosmos :noidea:
    Looks like Cosmos :noidea:
    Looks like Cosmos :noidea:
    Looks like Cosmos :noidea:
    Nutcracker South Somerset, May 7, 2024
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    shiney
    May 8, 2024
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