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  1. Jess91

    Weed ID please?

    Looks like one of the thistles.
    Looks like one of the thistles.
    Looks like one of the thistles.
    Looks like one of the thistles.
    Jess91, Apr 26, 2024
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    On the Levels
    Apr 26, 2024
  2. Victoria

    Solved Bug on Photinia 'Red Robin'

    Baalmaiden, wiseowl, DiggersJo, and Papi JoI have read the threads and taken on board the contents. I am concerned because I have Brugmansias to one side of it and Hibiscus rosa-sinensis...
    Baalmaiden, wiseowl, DiggersJo, and Papi JoI have read the threads and taken on board the contents. I am concerned because I have Brugmansias to one side of it and Hibiscus rosa-sinensis to the other side, my pride and joy collections.I will just monitor in the meantime.
    Baalmaiden, wiseowl, DiggersJo, and Papi JoI have read the threads and taken on board the contents. I am concerned because I have Brugmansias to one side of it and Hibiscus rosa-sinensis to the other side, my pride and joy...
    Baalmaiden, wiseowl, DiggersJo, and Papi JoI have read the threads and taken on board the contents. I am concerned because I have Brugmansias to one side of it and Hibiscus rosa-sinensis...
    Photinia Bug2 25 Apr 24.png Photinia Bloom Bug 25 Apr 24(1).jpg -thank-you.gif Fim de Semana.gif.gif
    Victoria, Apr 25, 2024
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    Victoria
    Apr 26, 2024
  3. AnniD

    Am I nuturing weeds ?

    I think l will consider them weeds and dispose of accordingly....or I could give them back to my MIL :biggrin:. Seriously though, thanks for your help everyone .
    I think l will consider them weeds and dispose of accordingly....or I could give them back to my MIL :biggrin:. Seriously though, thanks for your help everyone .
    I think l will consider them weeds and dispose of accordingly....or I could give them back to my MIL :biggrin:. Seriously though, thanks for your help everyone .
    I think l will consider them weeds and dispose of accordingly....or I could give them back to my MIL :biggrin:. Seriously though, thanks for your help everyone .
    AnniD, Apr 25, 2024 ... 2
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    AnniD
    Apr 25, 2024
  4. Grays

    Solved Shrub ID please.

    if every poisonous plant in the garden was removed there wouldn't be much left. To me weed describes anything I don't like. Fear is the current climate. People, pets and plants coexisted for a...
    if every poisonous plant in the garden was removed there wouldn't be much left. To me weed describes anything I don't like. Fear is the current climate. People, pets and plants coexisted for a very long time before hysteria set in.
    if every poisonous plant in the garden was removed there wouldn't be much left. To me weed describes anything I don't like. Fear is the current climate. People, pets and plants coexisted for a very long time before hysteria set in.
    if every poisonous plant in the garden was removed there wouldn't be much left. To me weed describes anything I don't like. Fear is the current climate. People, pets and plants coexisted for a...
    Grays, Apr 21, 2024
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    Angie Jones (nut)
    Apr 21, 2024
  5. Grays

    Solved Plant ID please.

    It took me ages to get a. maculatum to take in my garden. I likes me aroids!
    It took me ages to get a. maculatum to take in my garden. I likes me aroids!
    It took me ages to get a. maculatum to take in my garden. I likes me aroids!
    It took me ages to get a. maculatum to take in my garden. I likes me aroids!
    Grays, Apr 21, 2024
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    flounder
    Apr 21, 2024
  6. welshcake

    Plant/Weed ID

    Even if you don't let it seed, you'll still not get rid of it!:wallbanging:
    Even if you don't let it seed, you'll still not get rid of it!:wallbanging:
    Even if you don't let it seed, you'll still not get rid of it!:wallbanging:
    Even if you don't let it seed, you'll still not get rid of it!:wallbanging:
    welshcake, Apr 21, 2024
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    flounder
    Apr 21, 2024
  7. Fof

    Solved Help with mis-ID'd plant

    Thanks. That looks a much better match.
    Thanks. That looks a much better match.
    Thanks. That looks a much better match.
    Thanks. That looks a much better match.
    Fof, Apr 21, 2024
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    Fof
    Apr 21, 2024
  8. Sienna's Blossom

    Solved What tree is this please?

    I’ve just came back from a walk and I’ve seen a beautiful small bird cherry tree. Thank you for identifying.
    I’ve just came back from a walk and I’ve seen a beautiful small bird cherry tree. Thank you for identifying.
    I’ve just came back from a walk and I’ve seen a beautiful small bird cherry tree. Thank you for identifying.
    I’ve just came back from a walk and I’ve seen a beautiful small bird cherry tree. Thank you for identifying.
    20240420_113719.jpg PRUNUS PADUS BIRD CHERRY 01-05-2014 17-47-49.JPG PRUNUS PADUS BIRD CHERRY 01-05-2014 17-48-02.JPG PRUNUS PADUS BIRD CHERRY 01-05-2014 17-48-21.JPG PRUNUS PADUS BIRD CHERRY 01-05-2014 17-49-03.JPG PRUNUS PADUS BIRD CHERRY 06-09-2018 11-47-13.JPG
    Sienna's Blossom, Apr 20, 2024
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    pitter-patter
    Apr 20, 2024
  9. wiseowl

    Solved I D Please

    Good afternoon and thank you everyone
    Good afternoon and thank you everyone
    Good afternoon and thank you everyone
    Good afternoon and thank you everyone
    wiseowl, Apr 19, 2024
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    wiseowl
    Apr 19, 2024
  10. karaman

    ID this caterpillar please -- freind or foe?

    Looks like one of the large family of moth caterpillars known as cutworms that feed on low growing plants. They aren't usually a problem in gardens but it can be quite hard to identify to species....
    Looks like one of the large family of moth caterpillars known as cutworms that feed on low growing plants. They aren't usually a problem in gardens but it can be quite hard to identify to species. Very rarely do you get densities of them high enough to do major damage.All larger moths are...
    Looks like one of the large family of moth caterpillars known as cutworms that feed on low growing plants. They aren't usually a problem in gardens but it can be quite hard to identify to species. Very rarely do you get densities of them high...
    Looks like one of the large family of moth caterpillars known as cutworms that feed on low growing plants. They aren't usually a problem in gardens but it can be quite hard to identify to species....
    karaman, Apr 18, 2024
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    Erigeron
    Apr 19, 2024
  11. Kevin Cowans

    Can anyone Please Identify this Potentillia?

    There's a few white varieties, but Abbotswood is the most common one, and readily available. I have two here
    There's a few white varieties, but Abbotswood is the most common one, and readily available. I have two here
    There's a few white varieties, but Abbotswood is the most common one, and readily available. I have two here
    There's a few white varieties, but Abbotswood is the most common one, and readily available. I have two here
    Kevin Cowans, Apr 17, 2024
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    fairygirl
    Apr 18, 2024
  12. James Clegg

    Wisteria ID and flowering times

    Thanks everyone. There is a bit of growth starting low down on one of the main stems so I'm going to encourage that to twine and head up into the canopy with the other branches.
    Thanks everyone. There is a bit of growth starting low down on one of the main stems so I'm going to encourage that to twine and head up into the canopy with the other branches.
    Thanks everyone. There is a bit of growth starting low down on one of the main stems so I'm going to encourage that to twine and head up into the canopy with the other branches.
    Thanks everyone. There is a bit of growth starting low down on one of the main stems so I'm going to encourage that to twine and head up into the canopy with the other branches.
    James Clegg, Apr 16, 2024
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    James Clegg
    Apr 18, 2024
  13. Charentejohn

    Fungus growing in the soil, how to remove it

    The fungus is breaking down organic matter in the beds turning into a form accessible to the roots of your plants. Most fungi are the gardener’s friends.
    The fungus is breaking down organic matter in the beds turning into a form accessible to the roots of your plants. Most fungi are the gardener’s friends.
    The fungus is breaking down organic matter in the beds turning into a form accessible to the roots of your plants. Most fungi are the gardener’s friends.
    The fungus is breaking down organic matter in the beds turning into a form accessible to the roots of your plants. Most fungi are the gardener’s friends.
    Charentejohn, Apr 17, 2024
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    Dovefromabove
    Apr 17, 2024
  14. MrHappyDays

    Yucca?

    Could well be ananas comosus, but there's a couple of aloes that look like that. Not vicious enough for puya and seems too well advanced for agave...too blue/grey for pandanus. Yep, pineapple
    Could well be ananas comosus, but there's a couple of aloes that look like that. Not vicious enough for puya and seems too well advanced for agave...too blue/grey for pandanus. Yep, pineapple
    Could well be ananas comosus, but there's a couple of aloes that look like that. Not vicious enough for puya and seems too well advanced for agave...too blue/grey for pandanus. Yep, pineapple
    Could well be ananas comosus, but there's a couple of aloes that look like that. Not vicious enough for puya and seems too well advanced for agave...too blue/grey for pandanus. Yep, pineapple
    MrHappyDays, Apr 17, 2024
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    flounder
    Apr 17, 2024
  15. Palustris

    Paeony

    I haven’t seen her here @Angie Jones (nut) :sad:
    I haven’t seen her here @Angie Jones (nut) :sad:
    I haven’t seen her here @Angie Jones (nut) :sad:
    I haven’t seen her here @Angie Jones (nut) :sad:
    Palustris, Apr 15, 2024
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    Dovefromabove
    Apr 17, 2024
  16. Wiltshirewild

    Solved Ornamental grass ID

    I wouldn't have it in any garden, especially a small one. In wet areas, it's a real thug. Every verge round here is full of it, and the gardens that are next to any verges have it all over the...
    I wouldn't have it in any garden, especially a small one. In wet areas, it's a real thug. Every verge round here is full of it, and the gardens that are next to any verges have it all over the place too. Perhaps it behaves better in dry areas though. The photos of it hanging nicely over pond...
    I wouldn't have it in any garden, especially a small one. In wet areas, it's a real thug. Every verge round here is full of it, and the gardens that are next to any verges have it all over the place too. Perhaps it behaves better in dry areas...
    I wouldn't have it in any garden, especially a small one. In wet areas, it's a real thug. Every verge round here is full of it, and the gardens that are next to any verges have it all over the...
    Wiltshirewild, Apr 16, 2024
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    fairygirl
    Apr 16, 2024
  17. Palustris

    Solved Weed or not?

    Definitely, thanks. Should have known ,but as I said brain dead at the moment.
    Definitely, thanks. Should have known ,but as I said brain dead at the moment.
    Definitely, thanks. Should have known ,but as I said brain dead at the moment.
    Definitely, thanks. Should have known ,but as I said brain dead at the moment.
    Palustris, Apr 15, 2024
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    Palustris
    Apr 16, 2024
  18. Palustris

    More weeds.

    Told you my brain is not working.
    Told you my brain is not working.
    Told you my brain is not working.
    Told you my brain is not working.
    2024-04-15 15.17.05001.jpg
    Palustris, Apr 15, 2024
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    Palustris
    Apr 15, 2024
  19. Jiffy

    Id please, Cowslip or Primrose

    Thank you all :dbgrtmb: so they have crossbread
    Thank you all :dbgrtmb: so they have crossbread
    Thank you all :dbgrtmb: so they have crossbread
    Thank you all :dbgrtmb: so they have crossbread
    Jiffy, Apr 14, 2024
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    Jiffy
    Apr 15, 2024
  20. simone_in_wiltshire

    Solved What name has got this plant?

    We are on heavy clay soil and pulmonarias flourish here in full sun and shade. Self seed all over and yes the bees love them.
    We are on heavy clay soil and pulmonarias flourish here in full sun and shade. Self seed all over and yes the bees love them.
    We are on heavy clay soil and pulmonarias flourish here in full sun and shade. Self seed all over and yes the bees love them.
    We are on heavy clay soil and pulmonarias flourish here in full sun and shade. Self seed all over and yes the bees love them.
    simone_in_wiltshire, Apr 14, 2024 ... 2
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    On the Levels
    Apr 14, 2024
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