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  1. Bam

    5 at a time...page 4

    Yup. No 3 Lysimachia. Got loads of it.
    Yup. No 3 Lysimachia. Got loads of it.
    Yup. No 3 Lysimachia. Got loads of it.
    Yup. No 3 Lysimachia. Got loads of it.
    Bam, Jun 1, 2012
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    Boghopper
    Jun 1, 2012
  2. Bam

    5 at a time...page 8

    The first one looks suspiciously like one of those weeds that get caught in a dog's coat and spreads everywhere. Number two is Japanese Anemone. I know because we've got hundreds of them! However...
    The first one looks suspiciously like one of those weeds that get caught in a dog's coat and spreads everywhere. Number two is Japanese Anemone. I know because we've got hundreds of them! However hard you try to get rid of them they still keep coming back. They are pretty but they're an invasive...
    The first one looks suspiciously like one of those weeds that get caught in a dog's coat and spreads everywhere. Number two is Japanese Anemone. I know because we've got hundreds of them! However hard you try to get rid of them they still keep...
    The first one looks suspiciously like one of those weeds that get caught in a dog's coat and spreads everywhere. Number two is Japanese Anemone. I know because we've got hundreds of them! However...
    Bam, Jun 1, 2012
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    Boghopper
    Jun 1, 2012
  3. Bam

    Mammoth ID needed..... Pretty please

    It's the hairy one, Ziggy, in the ............. Oh, No, sorry it's your avatar.:doh:
    It's the hairy one, Ziggy, in the ............. Oh, No, sorry it's your avatar.:doh:
    It's the hairy one, Ziggy, in the ............. Oh, No, sorry it's your avatar.:doh:
    It's the hairy one, Ziggy, in the ............. Oh, No, sorry it's your avatar.:doh:
    Bam, Jun 1, 2012
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    ARMANDII
    Jun 1, 2012
  4. Bam

    5 at a time...page 2

    4) Periwinkle
    4) Periwinkle
    4) Periwinkle
    4) Periwinkle
    Bam, Jun 1, 2012
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    Scrungee
    Jun 1, 2012
  5. Bam

    5 at a time...page 6

    Yew is very poisonous to humans, both the 'needles' and the berries in particular if eaten, but you will find that some birds will eat them. Laburnum, you are right is poisonous, particularly...
    Yew is very poisonous to humans, both the 'needles' and the berries in particular if eaten, but you will find that some birds will eat them. Laburnum, you are right is poisonous, particularly the seeds. There are in fact quite a lot of poisonous plants in our gardens, but obviously most are...
    Yew is very poisonous to humans, both the 'needles' and the berries in particular if eaten, but you will find that some birds will eat them. Laburnum, you are right is poisonous, particularly the seeds. There are in fact quite a lot of...
    Yew is very poisonous to humans, both the 'needles' and the berries in particular if eaten, but you will find that some birds will eat them. Laburnum, you are right is poisonous, particularly...
    Bam, Jun 1, 2012
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    Sheal
    Jun 1, 2012
  6. Bam

    Last one for a while, I promise!

    1. Syringa (Lilac) 2. Fuschia
    1. Syringa (Lilac) 2. Fuschia
    1. Syringa (Lilac) 2. Fuschia
    1. Syringa (Lilac) 2. Fuschia
    Bam, Jun 1, 2012
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    Sheal
    Jun 1, 2012
  7. DavidG

    Can anyone ID this grass/reed please?

    I do actually like it:rolleyespink:...looks nice WHEN it stays in one place:biggrin:
    I do actually like it:rolleyespink:...looks nice WHEN it stays in one place:biggrin:
    I do actually like it:rolleyespink:...looks nice WHEN it stays in one place:biggrin:
    I do actually like it:rolleyespink:...looks nice WHEN it stays in one place:biggrin:
    DavidG, May 31, 2012
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    Lolimac
    Jun 1, 2012
  8. sam allerton

    please help identify this plant.

    I am wondering if it is perhaps an Echium.. Maybe simplex as that has a creamy colour flower... Stunning if it is as some of them can reach quite a size..
    I am wondering if it is perhaps an Echium.. Maybe simplex as that has a creamy colour flower... Stunning if it is as some of them can reach quite a size..
    I am wondering if it is perhaps an Echium.. Maybe simplex as that has a creamy colour flower... Stunning if it is as some of them can reach quite a size..
    I am wondering if it is perhaps an Echium.. Maybe simplex as that has a creamy colour flower... Stunning if it is as some of them can reach quite a size..
    sam allerton, Jun 1, 2012
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    Marley Farley
    Jun 1, 2012
  9. Archibald the grim

    I should know what it is - but can't remember

    Thank you for your accurate response Completely right and i have now marked it.
    Thank you for your accurate response Completely right and i have now marked it.
    Thank you for your accurate response Completely right and i have now marked it.
    Thank you for your accurate response Completely right and i have now marked it.
    Archibald the grim, May 27, 2012
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    Archibald the grim
    Jun 1, 2012
  10. cyukkie

    more id's please

    LOL :heehee: so I guess it's safe to keep them as long as nobody smokes them :scratch: thank you all for your answers! and silver surfer, that is indeed Tradescantia x andersoniana thank you.
    LOL :heehee: so I guess it's safe to keep them as long as nobody smokes them :scratch: thank you all for your answers! and silver surfer, that is indeed Tradescantia x andersoniana thank you.
    LOL :heehee: so I guess it's safe to keep them as long as nobody smokes them :scratch: thank you all for your answers! and silver surfer, that is indeed Tradescantia x andersoniana thank you.
    LOL :heehee: so I guess it's safe to keep them as long as nobody smokes them :scratch: thank you all for your answers! and silver surfer, that is indeed Tradescantia x andersoniana thank you.
    cyukkie, May 31, 2012
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    cyukkie
    May 31, 2012
  11. Sheal

    In a bog!

    Got em set up on the bar Armandii:dbgrtmb: I'm taking my coat off now as its at least related to the Arums:phew:
    Got em set up on the bar Armandii:dbgrtmb: I'm taking my coat off now as its at least related to the Arums:phew:
    Got em set up on the bar Armandii:dbgrtmb: I'm taking my coat off now as its at least related to the Arums:phew:
    Got em set up on the bar Armandii:dbgrtmb: I'm taking my coat off now as its at least related to the Arums:phew:
    Sheal, May 31, 2012
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    Phil A
    May 31, 2012
  12. Fat Controller

    More ID's please

    Cheers :ccheers:
    Cheers :ccheers:
    Cheers :ccheers:
    Cheers :ccheers:
    Fat Controller, May 27, 2012
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    Fat Controller
    May 31, 2012
  13. ARMANDII

    ANY IDEAS???

    I agree with F.magalenica Ricartonii, as it looks to be a fair size. One of the classic Fuchsias IMO.
    I agree with F.magalenica Ricartonii, as it looks to be a fair size. One of the classic Fuchsias IMO.
    I agree with F.magalenica Ricartonii, as it looks to be a fair size. One of the classic Fuchsias IMO.
    I agree with F.magalenica Ricartonii, as it looks to be a fair size. One of the classic Fuchsias IMO.
    ARMANDII, May 30, 2012
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    longk
    May 31, 2012
  14. Bilbo675

    Perennial ID Please...

    I've got them popping up all over the garden. :)
    I've got them popping up all over the garden. :)
    I've got them popping up all over the garden. :)
    I've got them popping up all over the garden. :)
    Bilbo675, May 31, 2012
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    Lorea
    May 31, 2012
  15. Folly Mon

    id please

    Very pink I think Montana Elizabeth when did you take the photo , as Rubens normaly should be finishing its flowering by now , Foll can we have a close up shot and one of the leaf Peony is a fab...
    Very pink I think Montana Elizabeth when did you take the photo , as Rubens normaly should be finishing its flowering by now , Foll can we have a close up shot and one of the leaf Peony is a fab colour and you are a gardener if you can produce that :ccheers: Spruce
    Very pink I think Montana Elizabeth when did you take the photo , as Rubens normaly should be finishing its flowering by now , Foll can we have a close up shot and one of the leaf Peony is a fab colour and you are a gardener if you can produce...
    Very pink I think Montana Elizabeth when did you take the photo , as Rubens normaly should be finishing its flowering by now , Foll can we have a close up shot and one of the leaf Peony is a fab...
    Folly Mon, May 31, 2012
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    Spruce
    May 31, 2012
  16. SooBee

    Grateful for plant ID

    Yes I think you're right, though I'm not sure which variety. I hope someone can advise! Thanks for replying.
    Yes I think you're right, though I'm not sure which variety. I hope someone can advise! Thanks for replying.
    Yes I think you're right, though I'm not sure which variety. I hope someone can advise! Thanks for replying.
    Yes I think you're right, though I'm not sure which variety. I hope someone can advise! Thanks for replying.
    SooBee, May 29, 2012
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    SooBee
    May 31, 2012
  17. Jase

    Little Beasty Help!

    According to this, not all chafer beetles, or their grubs are necessarily enemies:
    According to this, not all chafer beetles, or their grubs are necessarily enemies:
    According to this, not all chafer beetles, or their grubs are necessarily enemies:
    According to this, not all chafer beetles, or their grubs are necessarily enemies:
    Jase, May 30, 2012
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    Lorea
    May 31, 2012
  18. harry123

    I'd please...

    If they are blind dafs, can I just remove them? I will take some close up pics just to confirm.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    If they are blind dafs, can I just remove them? I will take some close up pics just to confirm.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    If they are blind dafs, can I just remove them? I will take some close up pics just to confirm.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    If they are blind dafs, can I just remove them? I will take some close up pics just to confirm.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
    harry123, May 30, 2012
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    harry123
    May 30, 2012
  19. harry123

    Id's please..

    Sorry Harry, the pictures aren't opening.
    Sorry Harry, the pictures aren't opening.
    Sorry Harry, the pictures aren't opening.
    Sorry Harry, the pictures aren't opening.
    harry123, May 29, 2012
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    Sheal
    May 30, 2012
  20. *dim*

    Plant ID

    thanks!
    thanks!
    thanks!
    thanks!
    *dim*, May 30, 2012
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    *dim*
    May 30, 2012
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