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  1. Sheal

    Shrub id please

    it's not mine SG it's my brothers, he has just offered me seed from it, do you know if it comes true from seed please.
    it's not mine SG it's my brothers, he has just offered me seed from it, do you know if it comes true from seed please.
    it's not mine SG it's my brothers, he has just offered me seed from it, do you know if it comes true from seed please.
    it's not mine SG it's my brothers, he has just offered me seed from it, do you know if it comes true from seed please.
    Sheal, Sep 26, 2012
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    Sheal
    Sep 26, 2012
  2. Lolimac

    Another Fungus id please....

    Hi lolimac, Sorry for the late reply, but in addition to Zigs' reply I think you should also consider it to be a Ganoderma bracket. Either way, both Ganoderma and Phellinus cause a white rot...
    Hi lolimac, Sorry for the late reply, but in addition to Zigs' reply I think you should also consider it to be a Ganoderma bracket. Either way, both Ganoderma and Phellinus cause a white rot delignification, meaning the tree loses what makes it rigid and stiff, leaving it prone to mechanical...
    Hi lolimac, Sorry for the late reply, but in addition to Zigs' reply I think you should also consider it to be a Ganoderma bracket. Either way, both Ganoderma and Phellinus cause a white rot delignification, meaning the tree loses what makes it...
    Hi lolimac, Sorry for the late reply, but in addition to Zigs' reply I think you should also consider it to be a Ganoderma bracket. Either way, both Ganoderma and Phellinus cause a white rot...
    Lolimac, Sep 21, 2012
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    TreeTreeTree
    Sep 26, 2012
  3. JBlos

    Please ID this pepper

    :sign0016:to the GC corner JBlos - the pictures of the peppers with their lantern shape certainly look like Capsicum annum Habanero which is an extremely very tasty hot chili pepper.
    :sign0016:to the GC corner JBlos - the pictures of the peppers with their lantern shape certainly look like Capsicum annum Habanero which is an extremely very tasty hot chili pepper.
    :sign0016:to the GC corner JBlos - the pictures of the peppers with their lantern shape certainly look like Capsicum annum Habanero which is an extremely very tasty hot chili pepper.
    :sign0016:to the GC corner JBlos - the pictures of the peppers with their lantern shape certainly look like Capsicum annum Habanero which is an extremely very tasty hot chili pepper.
    JBlos, Sep 24, 2012
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    Grannie Annie
    Sep 25, 2012
  4. miraflores

    can you identify

    That could also be a product called Rose Clear for control of aphids, blackspot etc. Doesn't deter slugs. I use it from time to time and it always dries exactly like that.
    That could also be a product called Rose Clear for control of aphids, blackspot etc. Doesn't deter slugs. I use it from time to time and it always dries exactly like that.
    That could also be a product called Rose Clear for control of aphids, blackspot etc. Doesn't deter slugs. I use it from time to time and it always dries exactly like that.
    That could also be a product called Rose Clear for control of aphids, blackspot etc. Doesn't deter slugs. I use it from time to time and it always dries exactly like that.
    miraflores, Sep 18, 2012
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    Loofah
    Sep 24, 2012
  5. mikiejack

    Tree ID Please

    Reetgood, if you make a jam/jelly, you need to choose a complimentary flavour to go with them. Yes, they are low in pectin, so you need apple, but I think they go v well with blackberry, and they...
    Reetgood, if you make a jam/jelly, you need to choose a complimentary flavour to go with them. Yes, they are low in pectin, so you need apple, but I think they go v well with blackberry, and they are v high in vitamin C. The Elderberry and clove syrup is a great weapon against winter colds -...
    Reetgood, if you make a jam/jelly, you need to choose a complimentary flavour to go with them. Yes, they are low in pectin, so you need apple, but I think they go v well with blackberry, and they are v high in vitamin C. The Elderberry and...
    Reetgood, if you make a jam/jelly, you need to choose a complimentary flavour to go with them. Yes, they are low in pectin, so you need apple, but I think they go v well with blackberry, and they...
    mikiejack, Sep 17, 2012
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    Sian in Belgium
    Sep 21, 2012
  6. harry123

    Any ideas

    This is the first time it's grown I've moved in to my new hous about 2 years I didn't see it last year, I will take more pictures and post them up.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    This is the first time it's grown I've moved in to my new hous about 2 years I didn't see it last year, I will take more pictures and post them up.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    This is the first time it's grown I've moved in to my new hous about 2 years I didn't see it last year, I will take more pictures and post them up.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    This is the first time it's grown I've moved in to my new hous about 2 years I didn't see it last year, I will take more pictures and post them up.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    harry123, Sep 17, 2012
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    harry123
    Sep 19, 2012
  7. Jtdobson

    What do I have here ?

    It's quite easy to start new plants from the shoots which appear at the base of the main plant. It's a bit early at present though, I'd wait until the leaves have fallen and the plant is dormant,...
    It's quite easy to start new plants from the shoots which appear at the base of the main plant. It's a bit early at present though, I'd wait until the leaves have fallen and the plant is dormant, then dig out the shoot, keeping as much of the root intact as possible and put in in a large pot...
    It's quite easy to start new plants from the shoots which appear at the base of the main plant. It's a bit early at present though, I'd wait until the leaves have fallen and the plant is dormant, then dig out the shoot, keeping as much of the...
    It's quite easy to start new plants from the shoots which appear at the base of the main plant. It's a bit early at present though, I'd wait until the leaves have fallen and the plant is dormant,...
    Jtdobson, Sep 18, 2012
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    Trunky
    Sep 18, 2012
  8. Dustydude

    Exotic Red odd flower

    Ok, this plant is Odontonema strictum.. it's a native of Mexico and central America.
    Ok, this plant is Odontonema strictum.. it's a native of Mexico and central America.
    Ok, this plant is Odontonema strictum.. it's a native of Mexico and central America.
    Ok, this plant is Odontonema strictum.. it's a native of Mexico and central America.
    Dustydude, Sep 17, 2012
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    stephenprudence
    Sep 17, 2012
  9. Madahhlia

    Solved (Escallonia) Shrub riddle

    Escallonia was my first thought too :) Possibly 'Apple Blossom'.
    Escallonia was my first thought too :) Possibly 'Apple Blossom'.
    Escallonia was my first thought too :) Possibly 'Apple Blossom'.
    Escallonia was my first thought too :) Possibly 'Apple Blossom'.
    Madahhlia, Sep 17, 2012
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    merleworld
    Sep 17, 2012
  10. Bilbo675

    Any Ideas Please

    Thanks Strongy :dbgrtmb:
    Thanks Strongy :dbgrtmb:
    Thanks Strongy :dbgrtmb:
    Thanks Strongy :dbgrtmb:
    Bilbo675, Sep 17, 2012
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    Bilbo675
    Sep 17, 2012
  11. Reetgood

    Solved (scabious) Some mystery plants I got

    Thanks, it's not big enough to divide so I may just try the seeds - quite intrigued to see what happens!
    Thanks, it's not big enough to divide so I may just try the seeds - quite intrigued to see what happens!
    Thanks, it's not big enough to divide so I may just try the seeds - quite intrigued to see what happens!
    Thanks, it's not big enough to divide so I may just try the seeds - quite intrigued to see what happens!
    Reetgood, Sep 15, 2012
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    Reetgood
    Sep 15, 2012
  12. DaveS

    Solved (sedum) Bees love it, but what's it called?

    Thanks for the replies, glad to be able to put a name to it!
    Thanks for the replies, glad to be able to put a name to it!
    Thanks for the replies, glad to be able to put a name to it!
    Thanks for the replies, glad to be able to put a name to it!
    DaveS, Sep 15, 2012
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    DaveS
    Sep 15, 2012
  13. chitting kaz

    does any one want

    Kaz, started this today, will let you know how I get on :)
    Kaz, started this today, will let you know how I get on :)
    Kaz, started this today, will let you know how I get on :)
    Kaz, started this today, will let you know how I get on :)
    chitting kaz, Aug 16, 2012 ... 2
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    Evil Len
    Sep 15, 2012
  14. catztail

    Solved (Malopa trifida)

    I'd like to join the Silver Surfer fan club! You are brilliant at knowing what's what and I'll know doubt be enquiring in the future.
    I'd like to join the Silver Surfer fan club! You are brilliant at knowing what's what and I'll know doubt be enquiring in the future.
    I'd like to join the Silver Surfer fan club! You are brilliant at knowing what's what and I'll know doubt be enquiring in the future.
    I'd like to join the Silver Surfer fan club! You are brilliant at knowing what's what and I'll know doubt be enquiring in the future.
    catztail, Aug 14, 2012 ... 2
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    silu
    Sep 14, 2012
  15. JustKia

    Solved (buddleia davidii) Tall Leafy Shrub

    I visited a ruined building recently and growing out of the ruined wall was a Buddleia with the BIGGEST blooms I've ever seem. Obviously had had no attention, pruning, soil for that matter and yet...
    I visited a ruined building recently and growing out of the ruined wall was a Buddleia with the BIGGEST blooms I've ever seem. Obviously had had no attention, pruning, soil for that matter and yet is was far superior to any Buddleia I ever seen including those in smart gardens. Certainly better...
    I visited a ruined building recently and growing out of the ruined wall was a Buddleia with the BIGGEST blooms I've ever seem. Obviously had had no attention, pruning, soil for that matter and yet is was far superior to any Buddleia I ever seen...
    I visited a ruined building recently and growing out of the ruined wall was a Buddleia with the BIGGEST blooms I've ever seem. Obviously had had no attention, pruning, soil for that matter and yet...
    JustKia, Jul 12, 2012
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    silu
    Sep 14, 2012
  16. stephenprudence

    ID (description only)

    They grow wild on our trading estate - easily pulled out if you find them troublesome.
    They grow wild on our trading estate - easily pulled out if you find them troublesome.
    They grow wild on our trading estate - easily pulled out if you find them troublesome.
    They grow wild on our trading estate - easily pulled out if you find them troublesome.
    stephenprudence, Sep 12, 2012
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    longk
    Sep 14, 2012
  17. Sian in Belgium

    struggling with IDing some of our new plants

    I've just found an old photo of the plant in 3-4, which the previous owner sent me. Looking at the rest of the plants, I reckon this was taken soon after they moved in, 3 years ago... you can...
    I've just found an old photo of the plant in 3-4, which the previous owner sent me. Looking at the rest of the plants, I reckon this was taken soon after they moved in, 3 years ago... you can also see the photinia to the left, the skimmia tucked in to the right of the viburnum, and also the 2...
    I've just found an old photo of the plant in 3-4, which the previous owner sent me. Looking at the rest of the plants, I reckon this was taken soon after they moved in, 3 years ago... you can also see the photinia to the left, the skimmia...
    I've just found an old photo of the plant in 3-4, which the previous owner sent me. Looking at the rest of the plants, I reckon this was taken soon after they moved in, 3 years ago... you can...
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    Sian in Belgium, Aug 24, 2012
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    Sian in Belgium
    Sep 14, 2012
  18. clueless1

    Double check ID please (edible I think)

    I tend to improvise and experiment a fair bit when cooking. I'm going to collect some more of this sea rocket sometime over the next few days. Then I'm going to try it in small measures in stir...
    I tend to improvise and experiment a fair bit when cooking. I'm going to collect some more of this sea rocket sometime over the next few days. Then I'm going to try it in small measures in stir fries. From the bit I tasted, I think it will work well if I very lightly stir fry it with carrots...
    I tend to improvise and experiment a fair bit when cooking. I'm going to collect some more of this sea rocket sometime over the next few days. Then I'm going to try it in small measures in stir fries. From the bit I tasted, I think it will work...
    I tend to improvise and experiment a fair bit when cooking. I'm going to collect some more of this sea rocket sometime over the next few days. Then I'm going to try it in small measures in stir...
    clueless1, Sep 11, 2012
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    clueless1
    Sep 12, 2012
  19. silu

    Any ideas please.

    see thread...
    see thread...
    see thread...
    see thread...
    silu, Sep 11, 2012
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    Silver surfer
    Sep 11, 2012
  20. latinfire34

    identify this herb or fruit plant please..

    Welcome to the GC forums, latinfire :sign0016: Looks like tomato to me too; unless you've planted any hemp seeds? :dunno:
    Welcome to the GC forums, latinfire :sign0016: Looks like tomato to me too; unless you've planted any hemp seeds? :dunno:
    Welcome to the GC forums, latinfire :sign0016: Looks like tomato to me too; unless you've planted any hemp seeds? :dunno:
    Welcome to the GC forums, latinfire :sign0016: Looks like tomato to me too; unless you've planted any hemp seeds? :dunno:
    latinfire34, Sep 11, 2012
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    "M"
    Sep 11, 2012
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