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I agree with F.magalenica Ricartonii, as it looks to be a fair size. One of the classic Fuchsias IMO.

I've got them popping up all over the garden.

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 Spruce

Yes I think you're right, though I'm not sure which variety. I hope someone can advise! Thanks for replying.

According to this, not all chafer beetles, or their grubs are necessarily enemies:

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

Sorry Harry, the pictures aren't opening.

thanks!

Welcome katrinpol. it is a very beautiful Clematis sp. There are many named cultivars. https://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&cp=15&gs_id=1o&xhr=t&q=clematis+purple&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=9q_CT5b3FYeH8gPIrLXRCg

Yes, mine were quite about 5ft and several years old when I lost them.

Thanks for trying folks, i will let them grow on a bit and see what comes of them and repost a newer pic. The plant in the 3rd and 4rth pic seems to grow at some rate and has deep roots and likes to spread.

If seeds develop then the pods will split open to reveal a bright red interior and shiny black seeds. Time scale is hard, but certainly not before the end of June.

Thanks Fens. I can barely make out what it is from the pic as it's so bad. I'll suggest to her it's an Arbutus.

Ahh, thank you. I might be digging it up then.

It's Ajuga reptans 'Burgundy Glow' common name 'Bugle'. It is quite a nice little filler plant.

Haha.....created a bit of a debate here I see other have it in their lawns too. I put Evergreen 4 in 1 down a few weeks ago and is now all over my grass. They weren`t there before I don`t think Just spent an hour getting rid of them all (including the moss) from the soil and a dressing of...

I grow the plant, just never heard it given that name.

Ah thanks very much for such a quick response.

Syringa vulgaris alba. Comon name lilac.

I've never tried taking cuttings from my Kerria but it has spread of its own accord, I think it suckers, so I would guess that you could find some of those and plant them up separately from the main plant. Mine is growing in almost continuous shade with other shrubs and seems perfectly happy to...