Identification Area

Gardeners Corner is a globally reaching site, Doug, and we have so many members dealing with so many different climates and problems .........makes it interesting, and it is also very friendly.

Thank you for new clear pics... much better. Madahhlia was spot on Kerria. It is Kerria japonica pleniflora. https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=kerria+japonica+pleniflora&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=xY21UZiDNOfP0QWIoIGQDg&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1920&bih=967 Some trees are very late coming...

We have a pure white flowered one ....Weigela Mont Blanc. Yesterday couldn't remember the name! May be yours is that one. I am not sure how you can tell them apart!

Thanks for the id folks.Scrungee, unfortunately I think you are right :-(We've removed endless amounts of them but they are a real pain in the ass!!!! We'll keep battling on though ;-)

Easy enough to tell, crush a leaf and sniff!

Agree with Madahhlia re 2 and 3. I've got 3 and can't for the life of me remember what it's called. Pretty sure it's a Heuchera rather than a Heucherella as it does so so here, found that unless they are the old varieties most Heucheras don't do well here while varieties of Heucheraella seem...

Get that sycamore seedling out PDQ! But keep the primulas, they're nice.

I like it and hate to admit I had to buy small pot as I've never seen it growing wild anywhere in my area. That was a few years ago and now have more than I need!!!!!

Could it be a Cornus (dogwood)?

1. Looks like a Deutzia sp. Close ups of the open flowers would assist with an accurate id. 2. Cornus sp. 3. Wisteria sp. 4. Acer palmatum... possibly just Acer palmatum atropurpurea OR maybe a named cultivar. A. Looks like a Pyracantha. B. Yes Lonicera sp. Common name Honeysuckle. C. Looks...

Too bigger leaves for a Hawthorn, some sort of Beam perhaps? Not a White beam.

Thanks people! I think the leaf looks slightly different to Lobelia Lupa but then I'm only going by Google images....not too clued up about plants as you can might guess! Never thought about cornflowers - it hasn't flowered yet so may have to wait and see - if it's the same plant I'll keep my...

Mine grew to about seven foot last year!I too didn't have a clue what they were until I asked on here :-)

Nice one Mum....Oooh i mean 'M'

Or maybe Escallonia 'Pink Princess'.

It is a perenial, not a tree. The foliage does look similar though.

Hi, i'm not even sure if it is edible so i've no idea. Leaves are hard to the touch if that's any help?

My kind of purr-fect plant

Does look like a form of Sweet Rocket