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  1. PEANUTPARADISE

    ID Of Strange Bulb.

    Leaves crushed and smelt as advised and yep they really do smell of onions...thanks so much for your help x :ThankYou:
    Leaves crushed and smelt as advised and yep they really do smell of onions...thanks so much for your help x :ThankYou:
    Leaves crushed and smelt as advised and yep they really do smell of onions...thanks so much for your help x :ThankYou:
    Leaves crushed and smelt as advised and yep they really do smell of onions...thanks so much for your help x :ThankYou:
    PEANUTPARADISE, Apr 25, 2013
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    PEANUTPARADISE
    Apr 25, 2013
  2. Clueless76

    What is this please?

    Ooh lets hope so looks like an amazing plant! Thanks!
    Ooh lets hope so looks like an amazing plant! Thanks!
    Ooh lets hope so looks like an amazing plant! Thanks!
    Ooh lets hope so looks like an amazing plant! Thanks!
    Clueless76, Apr 25, 2013
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    Clueless76
    Apr 25, 2013
  3. Amanensia

    A couple of trees...

    If you get a very clear close up showing a single flower it is possible to go a wee bit further. ...
    If you get a very clear close up showing a single flower it is possible to go a wee bit further. ...
    If you get a very clear close up showing a single flower it is possible to go a wee bit further. ...
    If you get a very clear close up showing a single flower it is possible to go a wee bit further. ...
    Amanensia, Apr 23, 2013
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    Silver surfer
    Apr 24, 2013
  4. merleworld

    What are these little suckers?

    Found my first vine weevil larvae of the year today, and ordered my nematodes this afternoon. I used the nematodes last year, and it seemed to sort the evil weevil for that growing season. I've...
    Found my first vine weevil larvae of the year today, and ordered my nematodes this afternoon. I used the nematodes last year, and it seemed to sort the evil weevil for that growing season. I've lost loads of plants to them, but last year I dont think I lost anything. I think the rule is if the...
    Found my first vine weevil larvae of the year today, and ordered my nematodes this afternoon. I used the nematodes last year, and it seemed to sort the evil weevil for that growing season. I've lost loads of plants to them, but last year I dont...
    Found my first vine weevil larvae of the year today, and ordered my nematodes this afternoon. I used the nematodes last year, and it seemed to sort the evil weevil for that growing season. I've...
    merleworld, Apr 7, 2013 ... 2
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    Jo Sara
    Apr 20, 2013
  5. merleworld

    Acer Palmatum identification please

    They may be a named Acer palmatum cultivar.. Or they could just be seed raised. Either way it is almost impossible to be 100% accurate..... even when the leaves are open. There are approx 3,000...
    They may be a named Acer palmatum cultivar.. Or they could just be seed raised. Either way it is almost impossible to be 100% accurate..... even when the leaves are open. There are approx 3,000 Acer palmatum cultivars. Needs a REAL Acer expert to even attempt an id. Vigorous growth suggests...
    They may be a named Acer palmatum cultivar.. Or they could just be seed raised. Either way it is almost impossible to be 100% accurate..... even when the leaves are open. There are approx 3,000 Acer palmatum cultivars. Needs a REAL Acer expert to...
    They may be a named Acer palmatum cultivar.. Or they could just be seed raised. Either way it is almost impossible to be 100% accurate..... even when the leaves are open. There are approx 3,000...
    merleworld, Apr 18, 2013
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    Silver surfer
    Apr 18, 2013
  6. little kelly e

    Planted some random seeds... got this?!

    I like them, although they can get a little leggy and mildly invasive.
    I like them, although they can get a little leggy and mildly invasive.
    I like them, although they can get a little leggy and mildly invasive.
    I like them, although they can get a little leggy and mildly invasive.
    little kelly e, Apr 15, 2013
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    longk
    Apr 18, 2013
  7. goosegog5555

    Goodness me , what have I picked up ??

    That's OK, they look like a worth-while cause. I'm looking forward to seeing what they grow.
    That's OK, they look like a worth-while cause. I'm looking forward to seeing what they grow.
    That's OK, they look like a worth-while cause. I'm looking forward to seeing what they grow.
    That's OK, they look like a worth-while cause. I'm looking forward to seeing what they grow.
    goosegog5555, Apr 13, 2013 ... 2
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    JWK
    Apr 17, 2013
  8. Monsclara

    Silvery shrub/tree

    Thanks SS. Yes the idea was to donate but I needed to identify it first. Sorry about not labelling correctly.
    Thanks SS. Yes the idea was to donate but I needed to identify it first. Sorry about not labelling correctly.
    Thanks SS. Yes the idea was to donate but I needed to identify it first. Sorry about not labelling correctly.
    Thanks SS. Yes the idea was to donate but I needed to identify it first. Sorry about not labelling correctly.
    Monsclara, Apr 16, 2013
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    Monsclara
    Apr 17, 2013
  9. **Yvonne**

    Can you ID my little bargain buys please?

    Hmm you are right there SS, it just looks very similar to the cranberry then.... :SUNsmile: Probably is Lonicera..
    Hmm you are right there SS, it just looks very similar to the cranberry then.... :SUNsmile: Probably is Lonicera..
    Hmm you are right there SS, it just looks very similar to the cranberry then.... :SUNsmile: Probably is Lonicera..
    Hmm you are right there SS, it just looks very similar to the cranberry then.... :SUNsmile: Probably is Lonicera..
    **Yvonne**, Apr 13, 2013
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    Marley Farley
    Apr 14, 2013
  10. sal73

    Strange succulent ID

    Sal,Its a variety called "indian clubs" Scroll down here:
    Sal,Its a variety called "indian clubs" Scroll down here:
    Sal,Its a variety called "indian clubs" Scroll down here:
    Sal,Its a variety called "indian clubs" Scroll down here:
    sal73, Apr 11, 2013
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    Sirius
    Apr 13, 2013
  11. amanita

    ID please

    thanks for your valued input
    thanks for your valued input
    thanks for your valued input
    thanks for your valued input
    amanita, Apr 11, 2013
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    amanita
    Apr 12, 2013
  12. nFrost

    Weed(?) ID

    Thanks Coolsox, I'll wait and see what happens to it then, doesn't look too bad looking at google images.
    Thanks Coolsox, I'll wait and see what happens to it then, doesn't look too bad looking at google images.
    Thanks Coolsox, I'll wait and see what happens to it then, doesn't look too bad looking at google images.
    Thanks Coolsox, I'll wait and see what happens to it then, doesn't look too bad looking at google images.
    nFrost, Apr 6, 2013
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    nFrost
    Apr 12, 2013
  13. SvenLittkowski

    2x ID

    Sven greetings.... again! I grow Rubus Rolfei. It has also been known under a few other names in past years. The common name is creeping raspberry. It does not grow tall. Ground hugging,...
    Sven greetings.... again! I grow Rubus Rolfei. It has also been known under a few other names in past years. The common name is creeping raspberry. It does not grow tall. Ground hugging, prostrate, invasive... blinking pest... had to rip it all up before it took over! The leaves are very...
    Sven greetings.... again! I grow Rubus Rolfei. It has also been known under a few other names in past years. The common name is creeping raspberry. It does not grow tall. Ground hugging, prostrate, invasive... blinking pest... had to rip it all...
    Sven greetings.... again! I grow Rubus Rolfei. It has also been known under a few other names in past years. The common name is creeping raspberry. It does not grow tall. Ground hugging,...
    SvenLittkowski, Apr 1, 2013
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    Silver surfer
    Apr 11, 2013
  14. Loofah

    Prickly customer

    From the higher parts of the Mediterranean region, ie the Apennines!
    From the higher parts of the Mediterranean region, ie the Apennines!
    From the higher parts of the Mediterranean region, ie the Apennines!
    From the higher parts of the Mediterranean region, ie the Apennines!
    Loofah, Apr 8, 2013
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    stephenprudence
    Apr 10, 2013
  15. shiney

    Pooh I.D. Please!

    I thought it would be there, thats where i'd go if I were a Llama:heehee:
    I thought it would be there, thats where i'd go if I were a Llama:heehee:
    I thought it would be there, thats where i'd go if I were a Llama:heehee:
    I thought it would be there, thats where i'd go if I were a Llama:heehee:
    shiney, Apr 2, 2013 ... 2
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    Phil A
    Apr 3, 2013
  16. stephenprudence

    Houseplant ID

    I'd go with Victoria, it does look like a Ficus. I can't put pics of mine up at the moment as I've lost access to them. :doh:
    I'd go with Victoria, it does look like a Ficus. I can't put pics of mine up at the moment as I've lost access to them. :doh:
    I'd go with Victoria, it does look like a Ficus. I can't put pics of mine up at the moment as I've lost access to them. :doh:
    I'd go with Victoria, it does look like a Ficus. I can't put pics of mine up at the moment as I've lost access to them. :doh:
    stephenprudence, Apr 2, 2013
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    Sheal
    Apr 2, 2013
  17. pistolpete

    Bulb ID

    Noooooooo!!!!! Never a "shame" :nonofinger: A "surprise", perhaps ;) Maybe not what you were hoping for, admittedly, but, hyacinths give a cheery smile to the world when others do not and they have a...
    Noooooooo!!!!! Never a "shame" :nonofinger: A "surprise", perhaps ;) Maybe not what you were hoping for, admittedly, but, hyacinths give a cheery smile to the world when others do not and they have a delicious perfume, where others do not!h Yours look delightfully well grown - some of mine are showing...
    Noooooooo!!!!! Never a "shame" :nonofinger: A "surprise", perhaps ;) Maybe not what you were hoping for, admittedly, but, hyacinths give a cheery smile to the world when others do not and they have a delicious perfume, where others do not!h Yours look...
    Noooooooo!!!!! Never a "shame" :nonofinger: A "surprise", perhaps ;) Maybe not what you were hoping for, admittedly, but, hyacinths give a cheery smile to the world when others do not and they have a...
    pistolpete, Apr 2, 2013
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    "M"
    Apr 2, 2013
  18. SvenLittkowski

    2x ID

    1. Location: Holywell, Blue Mountains, Jamaica, West Indies Feature: metallic blue seed capsulas 2. Location: Holywell, Blue Mountains, Jamaica, West Indies Feature: orange edible...
    1. Location: Holywell, Blue Mountains, Jamaica, West Indies Feature: metallic blue seed capsulas 2. Location: Holywell, Blue Mountains, Jamaica, West Indies Feature: orange edible raspberry-alike fruits
    1. Location: Holywell, Blue Mountains, Jamaica, West Indies Feature: metallic blue seed capsulas 2. Location: Holywell, Blue Mountains, Jamaica, West Indies Feature: orange edible raspberry-alike fruits
    1. Location: Holywell, Blue Mountains, Jamaica, West Indies Feature: metallic blue seed capsulas 2. Location: Holywell, Blue Mountains, Jamaica, West Indies Feature: orange edible...
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    SvenLittkowski, Apr 1, 2013
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    SvenLittkowski
    Apr 1, 2013
  19. xNattyx

    id please

    Nows a good time to divide that would make 4 nice clumps when they slow down on producing flower's or none like your's that's the time to spit them , dig it all up and then use two forks back to...
    Nows a good time to divide that would make 4 nice clumps when they slow down on producing flower's or none like your's that's the time to spit them , dig it all up and then use two forks back to back to pull apart , are they growing in full sunshine ? as they will flower better, refresh the new...
    Nows a good time to divide that would make 4 nice clumps when they slow down on producing flower's or none like your's that's the time to spit them , dig it all up and then use two forks back to back to pull apart , are they growing in full...
    Nows a good time to divide that would make 4 nice clumps when they slow down on producing flower's or none like your's that's the time to spit them , dig it all up and then use two forks back to...
    xNattyx, Mar 31, 2013
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    Spruce
    Mar 31, 2013
  20. Gearoi

    What's this munching on our eucalyptus tree? :-/

    could they be teeth marks from a Koala Bear, do ye think? :heehee:
    could they be teeth marks from a Koala Bear, do ye think? :heehee:
    could they be teeth marks from a Koala Bear, do ye think? :heehee:
    could they be teeth marks from a Koala Bear, do ye think? :heehee:
    Gearoi, Mar 25, 2013
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    honeybunny
    Mar 25, 2013
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