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  1. clueless1

    Shrub with red flowers to ID please

    Visted Chester Zoo earlier this year and they use the golden one a lot in their planting schemes, the mature specimens looked stunning :dbgrtmb:.......after that I bought a lovely healthy young specimen...:)
    Visted Chester Zoo earlier this year and they use the golden one a lot in their planting schemes, the mature specimens looked stunning :dbgrtmb:.......after that I bought a lovely healthy young specimen...:)
    Visted Chester Zoo earlier this year and they use the golden one a lot in their planting schemes, the mature specimens looked stunning :dbgrtmb:.......after that I bought a lovely healthy young specimen...:)
    Visted Chester Zoo earlier this year and they use the golden one a lot in their planting schemes, the mature specimens looked stunning :dbgrtmb:.......after that I bought a lovely healthy young specimen...:)
    clueless1, Oct 18, 2012
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    Bilbo675
    Oct 19, 2012
  2. acather96

    Creeping plant identification

    That was it, I remember the name now. Thanks very much :)
    That was it, I remember the name now. Thanks very much :)
    That was it, I remember the name now. Thanks very much :)
    That was it, I remember the name now. Thanks very much :)
    acather96, Oct 18, 2012
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    acather96
    Oct 18, 2012
  3. ilan

    Anyone know this tree?

    Unless its grown for its tropical look with huge leaves, in that case you would be cutting it back to almost ground level each March.. Left to its own devices as you say not one for small gardens..:)
    Unless its grown for its tropical look with huge leaves, in that case you would be cutting it back to almost ground level each March.. Left to its own devices as you say not one for small gardens..:)
    Unless its grown for its tropical look with huge leaves, in that case you would be cutting it back to almost ground level each March.. Left to its own devices as you say not one for small gardens..:)
    Unless its grown for its tropical look with huge leaves, in that case you would be cutting it back to almost ground level each March.. Left to its own devices as you say not one for small gardens..:)
    ilan, Oct 11, 2012 ... 2
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    Bilbo675
    Oct 17, 2012
  4. Jiffy

    Id plant please

    You got it Sheal, written stuff was all pictograms before them, they put sounds to the letters making it possible to break the communication barrier & make global trade easier:dbgrtmb:
    You got it Sheal, written stuff was all pictograms before them, they put sounds to the letters making it possible to break the communication barrier & make global trade easier:dbgrtmb:
    You got it Sheal, written stuff was all pictograms before them, they put sounds to the letters making it possible to break the communication barrier & make global trade easier:dbgrtmb:
    You got it Sheal, written stuff was all pictograms before them, they put sounds to the letters making it possible to break the communication barrier & make global trade easier:dbgrtmb:
    Jiffy, Oct 15, 2012 ... 2
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    Phil A
    Oct 16, 2012
  5. wiseowl

    I D Please

    I agree it looks like O. missouriensis, its a sprawling perrenial plant. Very different from O. biennis, which tends to be a biennial, forming a rosette the first year then flowering the...
    I agree it looks like O. missouriensis, its a sprawling perrenial plant. Very different from O. biennis, which tends to be a biennial, forming a rosette the first year then flowering the following summer at about 3ft or more.
    I agree it looks like O. missouriensis, its a sprawling perrenial plant. Very different from O. biennis, which tends to be a biennial, forming a rosette the first year then flowering the following summer at about 3ft or more.
    I agree it looks like O. missouriensis, its a sprawling perrenial plant. Very different from O. biennis, which tends to be a biennial, forming a rosette the first year then flowering the...
    wiseowl, Oct 14, 2012
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    pete
    Oct 15, 2012
  6. GazSuttonUK

    Clematis ID...

    Hi Gaz, I think its Clematis viticella Alba Luxurians :)
    Hi Gaz, I think its Clematis viticella Alba Luxurians :)
    Hi Gaz, I think its Clematis viticella Alba Luxurians :)
    Hi Gaz, I think its Clematis viticella Alba Luxurians :)
    GazSuttonUK, Oct 13, 2012
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    Bilbo675
    Oct 13, 2012
  7. loveweeds

    Solved [Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria).} suspect wanted

    Loveweeds - yes I don't cut down anything in the autumn. This had been debated before, and the opinion seems to be that in the north you don't cut back in autumn as the foliage adds a bit of extra...
    Loveweeds - yes I don't cut down anything in the autumn. This had been debated before, and the opinion seems to be that in the north you don't cut back in autumn as the foliage adds a bit of extra protection against the cold. But in the south its warmer and there is no need to leave the foliage...
    Loveweeds - yes I don't cut down anything in the autumn. This had been debated before, and the opinion seems to be that in the north you don't cut back in autumn as the foliage adds a bit of extra protection against the cold. But in the south its...
    Loveweeds - yes I don't cut down anything in the autumn. This had been debated before, and the opinion seems to be that in the north you don't cut back in autumn as the foliage adds a bit of extra...
    loveweeds, Oct 7, 2012
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    PeterS
    Oct 11, 2012
  8. stacym

    School Garden

    That looks and sounds like it (spreads rapidly lol) Thankyou Kristen x
    That looks and sounds like it (spreads rapidly lol) Thankyou Kristen x
    That looks and sounds like it (spreads rapidly lol) Thankyou Kristen x
    That looks and sounds like it (spreads rapidly lol) Thankyou Kristen x
    stacym, Oct 9, 2012
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    stacym
    Oct 9, 2012
  9. Victoria

    Tree ID

    Ss, that does look like it. It is a small, shrubby tree. Next time I am at the property I will see if I can get closer, it is on a steep hillside. I have only 'known' this tree for a few weeks...
    Ss, that does look like it. It is a small, shrubby tree. Next time I am at the property I will see if I can get closer, it is on a steep hillside. I have only 'known' this tree for a few weeks so I have not seen it bloom.
    Ss, that does look like it. It is a small, shrubby tree. Next time I am at the property I will see if I can get closer, it is on a steep hillside. I have only 'known' this tree for a few weeks so I have not seen it bloom.
    Ss, that does look like it. It is a small, shrubby tree. Next time I am at the property I will see if I can get closer, it is on a steep hillside. I have only 'known' this tree for a few weeks...
    Victoria, Oct 3, 2012
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    Victoria
    Oct 4, 2012
  10. Spitfire750

    Tree indentification

    That old one about the the labels :snork:;) hanging off the door handle ;) Spruce
    That old one about the the labels :snork:;) hanging off the door handle ;) Spruce
    That old one about the the labels :snork:;) hanging off the door handle ;) Spruce
    That old one about the the labels :snork:;) hanging off the door handle ;) Spruce
    Spitfire750, Oct 1, 2012
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    Spruce
    Oct 1, 2012
  11. clueless1

    Tree ID please

    Agree with everyone else about needing good pics. Any other clues.. berries, fruit? However, Walnut.. Juglans regia can definitely be ruled out, as this has pinnate leaves. One stalk with several...
    Agree with everyone else about needing good pics. Any other clues.. berries, fruit? However, Walnut.. Juglans regia can definitely be ruled out, as this has pinnate leaves. One stalk with several leaflets. See... ...
    Agree with everyone else about needing good pics. Any other clues.. berries, fruit? However, Walnut.. Juglans regia can definitely be ruled out, as this has pinnate leaves. One stalk with several leaflets. See... ...
    Agree with everyone else about needing good pics. Any other clues.. berries, fruit? However, Walnut.. Juglans regia can definitely be ruled out, as this has pinnate leaves. One stalk with several...
    clueless1, Sep 15, 2012 ... 2
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    Silver surfer
    Oct 1, 2012
  12. ARMANDII

    Solved (Trycirtis) ON THE TIP OF MY TONGUE....BUT?????????

    We grow several different Tricyrtis without any problem. They have formed large patches and flower really well. Have tried Tricyrtis White Tower on 3 different occassions and each time lost it. No...
    We grow several different Tricyrtis without any problem. They have formed large patches and flower really well. Have tried Tricyrtis White Tower on 3 different occassions and each time lost it. No idea why. Shame, it is a beauty.
    We grow several different Tricyrtis without any problem. They have formed large patches and flower really well. Have tried Tricyrtis White Tower on 3 different occassions and each time lost it. No idea why. Shame, it is a beauty.
    We grow several different Tricyrtis without any problem. They have formed large patches and flower really well. Have tried Tricyrtis White Tower on 3 different occassions and each time lost it. No...
    ARMANDII, Sep 14, 2012
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    Silver surfer
    Oct 1, 2012
  13. SAsplin

    An Easy One...?

    Love Lies Oozing (thanks to Terry pratchett:snork::dbgrtmb:)
    Love Lies Oozing (thanks to Terry pratchett:snork::dbgrtmb:)
    Love Lies Oozing (thanks to Terry pratchett:snork::dbgrtmb:)
    Love Lies Oozing (thanks to Terry pratchett:snork::dbgrtmb:)
    SAsplin, Sep 30, 2012
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    Phil A
    Sep 30, 2012
  14. Chiaroscuro

    What's that then?

    I agree with Ziggy 'Aconitum' - such a lovely flower.
    I agree with Ziggy 'Aconitum' - such a lovely flower.
    I agree with Ziggy 'Aconitum' - such a lovely flower.
    I agree with Ziggy 'Aconitum' - such a lovely flower.
    Chiaroscuro, Sep 30, 2012
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    Grannie Annie
    Sep 30, 2012
  15. Scotkat

    Saw this this afternoon can anyone id please

    Uploaded with ImageShack.us Can anyone id these 1 above was at Dundee Botancial Cafe with no tag. One below a succulent cutting I took home from Tuscany. Uploaded with ImageShack.us ...
    Uploaded with ImageShack.us Can anyone id these 1 above was at Dundee Botancial Cafe with no tag. One below a succulent cutting I took home from Tuscany. Uploaded with ImageShack.us Stunning red
    Uploaded with ImageShack.us Can anyone id these 1 above was at Dundee Botancial Cafe with no tag. One below a succulent cutting I took home from Tuscany. Uploaded with ImageShack.us Stunning red
    Uploaded with ImageShack.us Can anyone id these 1 above was at Dundee Botancial Cafe with no tag. One below a succulent cutting I took home from Tuscany. Uploaded with ImageShack.us ...
    Scotkat, Sep 30, 2012
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    Scotkat
    Sep 30, 2012
  16. acather96

    Purple flower ID

    Wow, that was quick. Thank you very much :)
    Wow, that was quick. Thank you very much :)
    Wow, that was quick. Thank you very much :)
    Wow, that was quick. Thank you very much :)
    acather96, Sep 30, 2012
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    acather96
    Sep 30, 2012
  17. Roeder1969

    Id please

    Looks like Aronia melanostica,aka Chokeberry. The berries are bitter as the seeds contain a lot of Cyanins. However, they do make a very nice sharp Jam when processed to remove the seeds.
    Looks like Aronia melanostica,aka Chokeberry. The berries are bitter as the seeds contain a lot of Cyanins. However, they do make a very nice sharp Jam when processed to remove the seeds.
    Looks like Aronia melanostica,aka Chokeberry. The berries are bitter as the seeds contain a lot of Cyanins. However, they do make a very nice sharp Jam when processed to remove the seeds.
    Looks like Aronia melanostica,aka Chokeberry. The berries are bitter as the seeds contain a lot of Cyanins. However, they do make a very nice sharp Jam when processed to remove the seeds.
    Roeder1969, Sep 30, 2012
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    Palustris
    Sep 30, 2012
  18. Jerodequin

    Confused and wondering what we've grown!

    Welcome to GC ,Jerodequin. I see you have removed the Goosefoot , now dont forget to check that bed annually for the next 1700years :biggrin: The things you learn on GC !
    Welcome to GC ,Jerodequin. I see you have removed the Goosefoot , now dont forget to check that bed annually for the next 1700years :biggrin: The things you learn on GC !
    Welcome to GC ,Jerodequin. I see you have removed the Goosefoot , now dont forget to check that bed annually for the next 1700years :biggrin: The things you learn on GC !
    Welcome to GC ,Jerodequin. I see you have removed the Goosefoot , now dont forget to check that bed annually for the next 1700years :biggrin: The things you learn on GC !
    Jerodequin, Sep 24, 2012 ... 2
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    HarryS
    Sep 30, 2012
  19. Jazxo

    Identifying plants for my pet rabbit?

    No not that I recall Zigs and we used to collect it regularly because in the late 40s early 50s we kept lots of rabbits for food and we were not supposed to make pets of them but of course like...
    No not that I recall Zigs and we used to collect it regularly because in the late 40s early 50s we kept lots of rabbits for food and we were not supposed to make pets of them but of course like kids do we all had our favourites. I wouldn't eat it I am afraid and that is why mother told us not...
    No not that I recall Zigs and we used to collect it regularly because in the late 40s early 50s we kept lots of rabbits for food and we were not supposed to make pets of them but of course like kids do we all had our favourites. I wouldn't eat...
    No not that I recall Zigs and we used to collect it regularly because in the late 40s early 50s we kept lots of rabbits for food and we were not supposed to make pets of them but of course like...
    Jazxo, Sep 22, 2012 ... 2
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    moyra
    Sep 28, 2012
  20. theruralgardener

    Any ideas please?

    Thanks Anne! Ageratum corymbosum!!
    Thanks Anne! Ageratum corymbosum!!
    Thanks Anne! Ageratum corymbosum!!
    Thanks Anne! Ageratum corymbosum!!
    theruralgardener, Sep 26, 2012
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    theruralgardener
    Sep 27, 2012
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