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  1. 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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  2. 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
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  3. 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
  4. 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
  5. 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
  6. 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
  7. 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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  8. 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
  9. 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
  10. 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
  11. tramsden

    Houseplant id

    It is Kalanchoe, didn't look close enough, should have noticed the stem was round not square.
    It is Kalanchoe, didn't look close enough, should have noticed the stem was round not square.
    It is Kalanchoe, didn't look close enough, should have noticed the stem was round not square.
    It is Kalanchoe, didn't look close enough, should have noticed the stem was round not square.
    tramsden, Sep 10, 2012
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    strongylodon
    Sep 11, 2012
  12. lbh

    lush foliage

    F.perscandens was bought in growth from Burncoose. Not cheap, but it was a good sized and mature plant, not a first year cutting. An online contact in New Zealand sent me the seeds for...
    F.perscandens was bought in growth from Burncoose. Not cheap, but it was a good sized and mature plant, not a first year cutting. An online contact in New Zealand sent me the seeds for F.procumbens. I can have a look to see if I still have the seeds for the variegated form if you want. ...
    F.perscandens was bought in growth from Burncoose. Not cheap, but it was a good sized and mature plant, not a first year cutting. An online contact in New Zealand sent me the seeds for F.procumbens. I can have a look to see if I still have the...
    F.perscandens was bought in growth from Burncoose. Not cheap, but it was a good sized and mature plant, not a first year cutting. An online contact in New Zealand sent me the seeds for...
    lbh, Aug 24, 2012 ... 2 3
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    longk
    Sep 10, 2012
  13. lbh

    Help with Idenficiation, please

    Don't eat Nettles at this time of year unless you like weeing razor blades:ouch1: If you want to eat them, cut down the old flowered plants and wait for new growth, that also gives catterpilars...
    Don't eat Nettles at this time of year unless you like weeing razor blades:ouch1: If you want to eat them, cut down the old flowered plants and wait for new growth, that also gives catterpilars something to munch, as they know to stop eating them after they've flowered.
    Don't eat Nettles at this time of year unless you like weeing razor blades:ouch1: If you want to eat them, cut down the old flowered plants and wait for new growth, that also gives catterpilars something to munch, as they know to stop eating them...
    Don't eat Nettles at this time of year unless you like weeing razor blades:ouch1: If you want to eat them, cut down the old flowered plants and wait for new growth, that also gives catterpilars...
    lbh, Sep 7, 2012
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    Phil A
    Sep 10, 2012
  14. AndyW9999

    Help with disease/ailment identification

    Thanks for the link Silver Surfer..........and the Rust confirmations John/Pete. I'll cut back the worst affected leaves and apply an appropriate fungicide as per the RHS advice.
    Thanks for the link Silver Surfer..........and the Rust confirmations John/Pete. I'll cut back the worst affected leaves and apply an appropriate fungicide as per the RHS advice.
    Thanks for the link Silver Surfer..........and the Rust confirmations John/Pete. I'll cut back the worst affected leaves and apply an appropriate fungicide as per the RHS advice.
    Thanks for the link Silver Surfer..........and the Rust confirmations John/Pete. I'll cut back the worst affected leaves and apply an appropriate fungicide as per the RHS advice.
    AndyW9999, Sep 9, 2012
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    AndyW9999
    Sep 10, 2012
  15. stephenprudence

    Plant ID..

    Well spotted and i.d, Marley:thumbsup::snork:
    Well spotted and i.d, Marley:thumbsup::snork:
    Well spotted and i.d, Marley:thumbsup::snork:
    Well spotted and i.d, Marley:thumbsup::snork:
    stephenprudence, Sep 9, 2012
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    ARMANDII
    Sep 9, 2012
  16. Andersons

    What's this climber?

    :snork: A lot of things didn't set fruit this year due to the appaling weather, if it gets better next year there is no reason it shouldn't though.
    :snork: A lot of things didn't set fruit this year due to the appaling weather, if it gets better next year there is no reason it shouldn't though.
    :snork: A lot of things didn't set fruit this year due to the appaling weather, if it gets better next year there is no reason it shouldn't though.
    :snork: A lot of things didn't set fruit this year due to the appaling weather, if it gets better next year there is no reason it shouldn't though.
    Andersons, Sep 9, 2012
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    Phil A
    Sep 9, 2012
  17. CazH1975

    What is this climber?

    You have given the answer here.. "It was cut back absolutely loads and in no time its already climbed up the new fence." You are cutting off all the shoots that would give you flowers! ...
    You have given the answer here.. "It was cut back absolutely loads and in no time its already climbed up the new fence." You are cutting off all the shoots that would give you flowers! Follow RHS advice here on when/how to prune. http://apps.rhs.org.uk/advicesearch/profile.aspx?pid=242
    You have given the answer here.. "It was cut back absolutely loads and in no time its already climbed up the new fence." You are cutting off all the shoots that would give you flowers! Follow RHS advice here on when/how to prune. ...
    You have given the answer here.. "It was cut back absolutely loads and in no time its already climbed up the new fence." You are cutting off all the shoots that would give you flowers! ...
    CazH1975, Sep 9, 2012
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    Silver surfer
    Sep 9, 2012
  18. clueless1

    Flowering plant on the beach - ID please?

    Wotcha Silver, I love Samphire. I don't pick the whole plant, just the central spike, leaving some to set seed. When I first started picking from a local estuary there was only a small patch, 20...
    Wotcha Silver, I love Samphire. I don't pick the whole plant, just the central spike, leaving some to set seed. When I first started picking from a local estuary there was only a small patch, 20 years later and its now growing the full length:dbgrtmb: Probably something to do with the demise of the...
    Wotcha Silver, I love Samphire. I don't pick the whole plant, just the central spike, leaving some to set seed. When I first started picking from a local estuary there was only a small patch, 20 years later and its now growing the full length:dbgrtmb:...
    Wotcha Silver, I love Samphire. I don't pick the whole plant, just the central spike, leaving some to set seed. When I first started picking from a local estuary there was only a small patch, 20...
    clueless1, Aug 25, 2012
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    Phil A
    Sep 8, 2012
  19. Pixie

    Just got back from Italy - Night Plant identification

    I brought a few seeds home to try. Not sure what colour they'll be though, but worth a try!
    I brought a few seeds home to try. Not sure what colour they'll be though, but worth a try!
    I brought a few seeds home to try. Not sure what colour they'll be though, but worth a try!
    I brought a few seeds home to try. Not sure what colour they'll be though, but worth a try!
    Pixie, Sep 6, 2012
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  20. Dustydude

    Red Large Flower ????

    Yes it is a hibiscus. In the Garrison Library in Gib' we had a double hibiscus. We had to stand guard over it, and the mulberry trees. Cheers, Tony.
    Yes it is a hibiscus. In the Garrison Library in Gib' we had a double hibiscus. We had to stand guard over it, and the mulberry trees. Cheers, Tony.
    Yes it is a hibiscus. In the Garrison Library in Gib' we had a double hibiscus. We had to stand guard over it, and the mulberry trees. Cheers, Tony.
    Yes it is a hibiscus. In the Garrison Library in Gib' we had a double hibiscus. We had to stand guard over it, and the mulberry trees. Cheers, Tony.
    Dustydude, Sep 6, 2012
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    Kleftiwallah
    Sep 6, 2012
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