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  1. silu

    Another what's this?

    Thank you very much Scillonian gold star. I Googled it and the variety is delight...my friend will be delighted! Thank you Longk for trying to help too
    Thank you very much Scillonian gold star. I Googled it and the variety is delight...my friend will be delighted! Thank you Longk for trying to help too
    Thank you very much Scillonian gold star. I Googled it and the variety is delight...my friend will be delighted! Thank you Longk for trying to help too
    Thank you very much Scillonian gold star. I Googled it and the variety is delight...my friend will be delighted! Thank you Longk for trying to help too
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  2. Ellen

    ID please? (part 5)

    The bees certainly like this! Maybe having the odd wildflower in the bed won't be such a bad thing ;)
    The bees certainly like this! Maybe having the odd wildflower in the bed won't be such a bad thing ;)
    The bees certainly like this! Maybe having the odd wildflower in the bed won't be such a bad thing ;)
    The bees certainly like this! Maybe having the odd wildflower in the bed won't be such a bad thing ;)
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  3. Ellen

    ID please? (part 1)

    Some can have rather long stems...................
    Some can have rather long stems...................
    Some can have rather long stems...................
    Some can have rather long stems...................
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  4. intel

    Plant ID Please

    Eschscholzia californica (Californian poppy) as already stated. It self seeds like boogery and can be somewhat invasive.
    Eschscholzia californica (Californian poppy) as already stated. It self seeds like boogery and can be somewhat invasive.
    Eschscholzia californica (Californian poppy) as already stated. It self seeds like boogery and can be somewhat invasive.
    Eschscholzia californica (Californian poppy) as already stated. It self seeds like boogery and can be somewhat invasive.
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  5. kels

    ID Please

    Yes was thinking about the rash side of things have some heavy duty cloves for moving plants. We have a 40 foot holly tree and it need to be cut back a bit was a big job and needed the gloves. As...
    Yes was thinking about the rash side of things have some heavy duty cloves for moving plants. We have a 40 foot holly tree and it need to be cut back a bit was a big job and needed the gloves. As for poppies will leave them with the spuds and they are hidden thank goodness lol
    Yes was thinking about the rash side of things have some heavy duty cloves for moving plants. We have a 40 foot holly tree and it need to be cut back a bit was a big job and needed the gloves. As for poppies will leave them with the spuds and...
    Yes was thinking about the rash side of things have some heavy duty cloves for moving plants. We have a 40 foot holly tree and it need to be cut back a bit was a big job and needed the gloves. As...
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  6. CazH1975
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  7. Palustris

    Another labelless tree

    I was fairly certain hopeful that was it, especially as now's the right time for it to be in blossom.
    I was fairly certain hopeful that was it, especially as now's the right time for it to be in blossom.
    I was fairly certain hopeful that was it, especially as now's the right time for it to be in blossom.
    I was fairly certain hopeful that was it, especially as now's the right time for it to be in blossom.
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  8. rshahini48

    Could someone help me identify this Flower/Plant

    Hey, top tip, Freddy: thank you! :blue thumb:
    Hey, top tip, Freddy: thank you! :blue thumb:
    Hey, top tip, Freddy: thank you! :blue thumb:
    Hey, top tip, Freddy: thank you! :blue thumb:
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  9. ARMANDII
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  10. malcolmtkelly

    I think it's some kind of creeper or wall plant

    Looks like Russian vine (polygonum baldschuanica) otherwise known as mile a minute. Not something I would want in my garden.
    Looks like Russian vine (polygonum baldschuanica) otherwise known as mile a minute. Not something I would want in my garden.
    Looks like Russian vine (polygonum baldschuanica) otherwise known as mile a minute. Not something I would want in my garden.
    Looks like Russian vine (polygonum baldschuanica) otherwise known as mile a minute. Not something I would want in my garden.
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  11. Rafael

    Please id the red rose

    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    Thank you!
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  12. Philip Hughes

    Please identify: Bee-friendly wild bush

    I agree with Bilbo675, it`s B. globosa.
    I agree with Bilbo675, it`s B. globosa.
    I agree with Bilbo675, it`s B. globosa.
    I agree with Bilbo675, it`s B. globosa.
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  13. joolz68

    Which salvia? plus another to I.D. please

    joolz68 - I've just put some pics of mine up here.
    joolz68 - I've just put some pics of mine up here.
    joolz68 - I've just put some pics of mine up here.
    joolz68 - I've just put some pics of mine up here.
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  14. Val..

    Please tell me what this plant is.

    Yes, that's near enough!!! Thank you!!!:hapydancsmil: Val
    Yes, that's near enough!!! Thank you!!!:hapydancsmil: Val
    Yes, that's near enough!!! Thank you!!!:hapydancsmil: Val
    Yes, that's near enough!!! Thank you!!!:hapydancsmil: Val
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  15. Jiffy

    Flying flys or bugs

    Hi Jiffy perhaps you had some bananas inside the car:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Hi Jiffy perhaps you had some bananas inside the car:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Hi Jiffy perhaps you had some bananas inside the car:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Hi Jiffy perhaps you had some bananas inside the car:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
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  16. geriali

    IDs please

    Your Hebe could be the 'White Gem' as you seem to have pinkish edges ...
    Your Hebe could be the 'White Gem' as you seem to have pinkish edges ...
    Your Hebe could be the 'White Gem' as you seem to have pinkish edges ...
    Your Hebe could be the 'White Gem' as you seem to have pinkish edges ...
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  17. Lorea

    Astrantia leaves

    Cheers Andy! :ccheers: How come when I googled I didn't get any photos with leaves on them? :scratch: The ruby wedding photo does look a bit like my seedlings. Perhaps I do have astrantia after all!!! :blue thumb:
    Cheers Andy! :ccheers: How come when I googled I didn't get any photos with leaves on them? :scratch: The ruby wedding photo does look a bit like my seedlings. Perhaps I do have astrantia after all!!! :blue thumb:
    Cheers Andy! :ccheers: How come when I googled I didn't get any photos with leaves on them? :scratch: The ruby wedding photo does look a bit like my seedlings. Perhaps I do have astrantia after all!!! :blue thumb:
    Cheers Andy! :ccheers: How come when I googled I didn't get any photos with leaves on them? :scratch: The ruby wedding photo does look a bit like my seedlings. Perhaps I do have astrantia after all!!! :blue thumb:
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  18. "M"

    Need ID on two, please :)

    I can see the difference Peter ... the G byzantinus are fuller in the bloom ... The ones on the roadside were more orange in colour. That is something strange here Peter ... I can't...
    I can see the difference Peter ... the G byzantinus are fuller in the bloom ... The ones on the roadside were more orange in colour. That is something strange here Peter ... I can't even remember when I have seen a Dandelion ... but I have seen packets of seeds of them for sale ... :rolleyespink:
    I can see the difference Peter ... the G byzantinus are fuller in the bloom ... The ones on the roadside were more orange in colour. That is something strange here Peter ... I can't even remember when I have seen a Dandelion ... but...
    I can see the difference Peter ... the G byzantinus are fuller in the bloom ... The ones on the roadside were more orange in colour. That is something strange here Peter ... I can't...
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  19. LindsayH

    2 x Shineyland and 1 x tree?

    At what point in time/history do you suppose an expression like that will become "Now you're typing"? :heehee:
    At what point in time/history do you suppose an expression like that will become "Now you're typing"? :heehee:
    At what point in time/history do you suppose an expression like that will become "Now you're typing"? :heehee:
    At what point in time/history do you suppose an expression like that will become "Now you're typing"? :heehee:
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  20. kels

    Id please

    I agree with Jazz. For me, Pieris is very slow growing, so I would suggest you don't prune it at all unless you really have to.
    I agree with Jazz. For me, Pieris is very slow growing, so I would suggest you don't prune it at all unless you really have to.
    I agree with Jazz. For me, Pieris is very slow growing, so I would suggest you don't prune it at all unless you really have to.
    I agree with Jazz. For me, Pieris is very slow growing, so I would suggest you don't prune it at all unless you really have to.
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