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thanks for your valued input

Thanks Coolsox, I'll wait and see what happens to it then, doesn't look too bad looking at google images.

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...

From the higher parts of the Mediterranean region, ie the Apennines!

I thought it would be there, thats where i'd go if I were a Llama

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.

Noooooooo!!!!! Never a "shame" 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...

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

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...

could they be teeth marks from a Koala Bear, do ye think?

This is as close as I could get.

Thanks marley. Appreciate that

Brilliant! Many thanks, Ss Today, a-coppicing I go

Actually, Stephen, I did think of a Malva .... I have some 2 meters tall ...

flowering currant (Ribes Sanguineum) has always been one of my all time fav's, and i love the smell, its very blackcurrant-y even the leaves

Yes the single flower is what I was suspicious of...

...many thanks

Wow! If it's as pretty as those pictures, it is most definately in the wrong place! Thank you

Thanks for that, I'm gonna go crush test!

There is indeed a cross, Mahoberberis 'Dart's Treasure but the description of small burgundy leaves at present makes Berberis more likely.