Identification Area

No.5 looks like Lychnis x arkwrightii 'Vesuvius', I have several plants growing this year that I started as seed last year;its a stunning plant..

Duh. I've even got one and I just couldn't think of the name. Thanks for reminding me, I'd better put a label in.

Hi aesculus, thanks I have been pulling them. Some were very stubborn and deep rooted. But they still keep appearing in my little flower garden! :( Gill

Extra pic really helps. Looks like Solanum dulcamara. https://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&pq=solanum+dulcamara&cp=24&gs_id=s&xhr=t&q=solanum+dulcamara+leaves&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.,cf.osb&biw=1280&bih=647&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&ei=3CrKT7viNc7W8QOl8cgL ...

Thanks all, very helpful

Thank you. I'll look it up and pretend to be clever!

No worries Bam, sorry for giving the wrong impression, do stay around & enjoy We're normally madder than this, just give us a chance

1. Woody nightshade!

Yup. No 3 Lysimachia. Got loads of it.

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...

It's the hairy one, Ziggy, in the ............. Oh, No, sorry it's your avatar.

4) Periwinkle

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...

1. Syringa (Lilac) 2. Fuschia

I do actually like it...looks nice WHEN it stays in one place

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..

Thank you for your accurate response Completely right and i have now marked it.

LOL so I guess it's safe to keep them as long as nobody smokes them thank you all for your answers! and silver surfer, that is indeed Tradescantia x andersoniana thank you.

Got em set up on the bar Armandii I'm taking my coat off now as its at least related to the Arums

Cheers