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Thank you JackoFish. Just what I needed to know. It's been a very mild winter. And if I prune it after flowering, hopefully next year it will be a bit less straggly too.

Thank you Silver Surfer & Stumorphmac for your replies.Better still it is a perennial,I will harden it off just to be safe as I do not know if it has come straight out of greenhouse.

Germander speedwell is Veronica chamaedrys and is a native British wild flower, so possible.

Canabis plants do not regrow. Once tyou have had a harvest that is it

I've never seen multi head daffs before, they look great. I'll look out for them. Thanks

Well I'm always liberating plants from places I visit or work at and may well have forgotten......so it's any bodies guess:WINK1: I will be moving it to various places in my plot though.

Don't prune the clematis yet (the top picture) as it's covered with buds. You'll get a fantastic display in a month's time!

Yep, Lysimachia/Loosestrife

yes thats what i thought it was,

Could be Enchanter's Nightshade seedlings..

ive uploaded a few more pics of picture 3 above there seems to bit a of confusion hope it helps.

Aha! It's a Portugeuse Laurel! The red tinges to the Leaf stalks give it away- couldn't see them in the previous photos. It should grow for you, I'd give it plenty of water as it was pot bound and it'll soon get growing!

They do like the soil to be on the acidic side. If you can let us know what sort of soil it's in that would be useful

I agree with all here too except think I would look towards Nerines myself as all my Crinum bulbs are much bigger...

OK, thank you

Hi Twig, I'm pretty certain it is Kniphofia, they don't really die down in winter like other herbaceous plants and if it's growing in a sheltered spot against that wall I wouldn't be at all surprised to see that much growth at this time of year. Looking closely at the picture, it has the right...

Not years, just interest. You will be pleasantly surprised at how quickly you pick up on names of plants etc. when you are interested in them.

wow - thank you everyone for your replies. That is fantastic to now know what the plants are. What a knowledgeable and helpful bunch you are! . I shall let the lady i am gardening for know tomorrow, and it's just nice to know what they are myself too. Great stuff!

They look like rhododendron to me but I could be wrong. Mrs Chopper

Thanks Liz i have just leapt out of my seat and straight into the greenhouse where i overwintered this as i did not have the room last year to plant it out, so i thought i would over winter it in its pot till this year and plant it out. my thousand thanks for you to send me this.