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  1. newtoitall

    Hi folks, can anyone tell us.........

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

    ID needed please

    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...
    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...
    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...
    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...
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  3. Jiffy

    Id please

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

    Rose identification please

    :yes: Nice one Mum....Oooh i mean 'M':doh::biggrin:
    :yes: Nice one Mum....Oooh i mean 'M':doh::biggrin:
    :yes: Nice one Mum....Oooh i mean 'M':doh::biggrin:
    :yes: Nice one Mum....Oooh i mean 'M':doh::biggrin:
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  5. Jo Castle

    ID please

    Or maybe Escallonia 'Pink Princess'.
    Or maybe Escallonia 'Pink Princess'.
    Or maybe Escallonia 'Pink Princess'.
    Or maybe Escallonia 'Pink Princess'.
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  6. Sirius

    Any ideas?

    It is a perenial, not a tree. The foliage does look similar though. :huh:
    It is a perenial, not a tree. The foliage does look similar though. :huh:
    It is a perenial, not a tree. The foliage does look similar though. :huh:
    It is a perenial, not a tree. The foliage does look similar though. :huh:
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  7. rembrant

    What's this?????????

    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?
    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?
    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?
    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?
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  8. Daisies

    a strange new white plant has appeared in my flower bed ....

    My kind of purr-fect plant :dbgrtmb:
    My kind of purr-fect plant :dbgrtmb:
    My kind of purr-fect plant :dbgrtmb:
    My kind of purr-fect plant :dbgrtmb:
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  9. "M"
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  10. Sheal

    Pink flower

    Does look like a form of Sweet Rocket:snork:
    Does look like a form of Sweet Rocket:snork:
    Does look like a form of Sweet Rocket:snork:
    Does look like a form of Sweet Rocket:snork:
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  11. Sheal

    Insect id

    Thank you Silver surfer, I think you're spot on with a dragon fly. I was thinking that or a lacewing. :)
    Thank you Silver surfer, I think you're spot on with a dragon fly. I was thinking that or a lacewing. :)
    Thank you Silver surfer, I think you're spot on with a dragon fly. I was thinking that or a lacewing. :)
    Thank you Silver surfer, I think you're spot on with a dragon fly. I was thinking that or a lacewing. :)
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  12. Daisies

    plant with green flowers!

    Thank you so much! :thumbsup:
    Thank you so much! :thumbsup:
    Thank you so much! :thumbsup:
    Thank you so much! :thumbsup:
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  13. parcheesy

    What's in my garden?

    Looks like it could be, yes. I will sit tight and wait for it to flower
    Looks like it could be, yes. I will sit tight and wait for it to flower
    Looks like it could be, yes. I will sit tight and wait for it to flower
    Looks like it could be, yes. I will sit tight and wait for it to flower
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  14. gardening_monkey

    Please help ID these trees

    Possibly the first could be Ash. The second Rowan, or Mountain Ash.
    Possibly the first could be Ash. The second Rowan, or Mountain Ash.
    Possibly the first could be Ash. The second Rowan, or Mountain Ash.
    Possibly the first could be Ash. The second Rowan, or Mountain Ash.
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  15. pistolpete

    Tree ID

    Thanks guys,Had a quick search looks like they may have been pleached,I'd really like 2 either side of my front gate, unfortunately I only have a small garden and most avaialble to buy seem...
    Thanks guys,Had a quick search looks like they may have been pleached,I'd really like 2 either side of my front gate, unfortunately I only have a small garden and most avaialble to buy seem to be over 2.5 high
    Thanks guys,Had a quick search looks like they may have been pleached,I'd really like 2 either side of my front gate, unfortunately I only have a small garden and most avaialble to buy seem to be over 2.5 high
    Thanks guys,Had a quick search looks like they may have been pleached,I'd really like 2 either side of my front gate, unfortunately I only have a small garden and most avaialble to buy seem...
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  16. xNattyx

    Id please

    Hard to see but it might be lythrum salicaria, which grows about 3' tall and has spires of pink flowers. It's a self-seeding wild type of plant but it gives a lot of colour in late summer and I...
    Hard to see but it might be lythrum salicaria, which grows about 3' tall and has spires of pink flowers. It's a self-seeding wild type of plant but it gives a lot of colour in late summer and I really like it.
    Hard to see but it might be lythrum salicaria, which grows about 3' tall and has spires of pink flowers. It's a self-seeding wild type of plant but it gives a lot of colour in late summer and I really like it.
    Hard to see but it might be lythrum salicaria, which grows about 3' tall and has spires of pink flowers. It's a self-seeding wild type of plant but it gives a lot of colour in late summer and I...
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  17. Kristen

    Conifer ID ?

    Thanks all :)
    Thanks all :)
    Thanks all :)
    Thanks all :)
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  18. Clueless76

    What is this please...

    Thanks Victoria! Don't want to kill the poor thing off but it needs to do the job so win win for dogs and bees :hapydancsmil:
    Thanks Victoria! Don't want to kill the poor thing off but it needs to do the job so win win for dogs and bees :hapydancsmil:
    Thanks Victoria! Don't want to kill the poor thing off but it needs to do the job so win win for dogs and bees :hapydancsmil:
    Thanks Victoria! Don't want to kill the poor thing off but it needs to do the job so win win for dogs and bees :hapydancsmil:
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  19. anangelala

    do you know this climber?

    I agree with White Bryony. It seems to appear suddenly and is already meters long here! :runforhills: Mine is already in berry stage but I just leave it clamber about as it's on stone walls.
    I agree with White Bryony. It seems to appear suddenly and is already meters long here! :runforhills: Mine is already in berry stage but I just leave it clamber about as it's on stone walls.
    I agree with White Bryony. It seems to appear suddenly and is already meters long here! :runforhills: Mine is already in berry stage but I just leave it clamber about as it's on stone walls.
    I agree with White Bryony. It seems to appear suddenly and is already meters long here! :runforhills: Mine is already in berry stage but I just leave it clamber about as it's on stone walls.
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  20. exlabman

    Grubby thing

    I get a lot of these weevil grubs - actually found a weevil beetle today and destroyed it - they go crack when you stand on them :eeew: - You will need to treat the compost bin as these will hatch...
    I get a lot of these weevil grubs - actually found a weevil beetle today and destroyed it - they go crack when you stand on them :eeew: - You will need to treat the compost bin as these will hatch into beetles and lay eggs (at night) in your baskets and pots as has been said, and if any are in the...
    I get a lot of these weevil grubs - actually found a weevil beetle today and destroyed it - they go crack when you stand on them :eeew: - You will need to treat the compost bin as these will hatch into beetles and lay eggs (at night) in your baskets...
    I get a lot of these weevil grubs - actually found a weevil beetle today and destroyed it - they go crack when you stand on them :eeew: - You will need to treat the compost bin as these will hatch...
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