Identification Area

3. Possibly Bird's eye Gilia ?

My first thoughts were Black Nightshade too, but the leaves looked a bit too solid. Be interesting to see what comes from it. We'll be stuffed if it grows a Pineapple now The others are def. Tomatoes though

thank you all kindly.

Could be a anyone of those Trunky but you often get quite a bit of natural variation with foxgloves I've often come across white and peach coloured ones on my travelsFoxglove - Digitalis purpurea by Carl Bullock, on Flickr

Thanks for the advice got a lot of work ahead of me to get rid of it allSent from my LT18i using Tapatalk 2

Looks like Lysimachia ciliata Firecracker. https://www.google.co.uk/search?sugexp=chrome,mod%3D3&q=lysimachia+ciliata+firecracker&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=55TpT8XuOszB8gPg0KiGDg&biw=960&bih=485&sei=6ZTpT8ziO4ie8gPPzYSFDg

I've just bought a big clump of this from a car boot Woo cost me £2 and in a few years time it will be everywhere I remember it from my Great Aunts garden in Sandwhich when I was little (not that long ago I suppose )

And very pretty too.

They like it outdoors through the summer; my mother in law has one that I cut back last year after it looked rather ill, I gave it a feed and she took it back home and kept it in a sunny spot on her deck. After a few weeks we visited and when I saw it I was amazed, it looked stunning, loads of...

Aesculus now JUST STOP THAT!! I shall have nightmares about the stuff now

Thank you all! Zooming in on the photograph on my phone i can not identify any leaf glands, it also seem to become a bit serrated toward the end which looks like the ash leaf example above. I will take a better picture when i get the chance.

Silver Surfer Thats the one Do you know how to take cuttings ?? Spruce

I do believe you're right ... thanks silver surfer !

See Rustyroots post about her suckering rose. I'd say you've either got a wild rose or some rootstock which has taken over. I rest my case, m'lud.

Hello folks Its def liverwort, couldnt get a pic today as it rained non stop. Its a bit like ivy and will need something to cling to the leaves and stems. Ive ammonium sulphamate which i use for ivy so it should do the trick. Thanks to one and all for your input.

Number 4 is Ice Plant (Sedum Spectabile) I think. Suits a nice sunny spot, extremely drought tolerant.

Monkshood. Don't eat it.

Lovely Thankyou x

They grow about 30-40 feet so 95 foot from the house will be fine.