1. We are aware that there is ongoing difficulties accessing and using the forum, with some page load speeds being very slow indeed. We strongly believe that this is NOT an issue with the forum itself, but rather the host (Cloudflare) however, during this evening (22nd December) we are going to be carrying out some maintenance as a precautionary measure. We apologise in advance for any delays or outages that occur whilst this is taking place.
    Dismiss Notice

Identification Area

Have you seen any Pests, Diseases or even any Plants which you cannot work out, what they are ..... Ask in here ..

Sort By:
Title
Replies Views
Last Message ↓
  1. newtoitall

    here we go again and again and again............(I love it here)

    :wow: you lot are simply brilliant :ThankYou: so much!!!I don't know what I'd do without you :dbgrtmb:
    :wow: you lot are simply brilliant :ThankYou: so much!!!I don't know what I'd do without you :dbgrtmb:
    :wow: you lot are simply brilliant :ThankYou: so much!!!I don't know what I'd do without you :dbgrtmb:
    :wow: you lot are simply brilliant :ThankYou: so much!!!I don't know what I'd do without you :dbgrtmb:
    Replies:
    8
    Views:
    671
  2. cr1tical

    Is this a cranesbill?

    Thanks Marley but too blue (although my wife's reaction was - that looks nice). Scillonian - YES dusky crug is exactly it, not seen anywhere before but the Hairy Pot folk have got it - thank you...
    Thanks Marley but too blue (although my wife's reaction was - that looks nice). Scillonian - YES dusky crug is exactly it, not seen anywhere before but the Hairy Pot folk have got it - thank you very much indeed. And thanks to all for your interest and ideas.
    Thanks Marley but too blue (although my wife's reaction was - that looks nice). Scillonian - YES dusky crug is exactly it, not seen anywhere before but the Hairy Pot folk have got it - thank you very much indeed. And thanks to all for your...
    Thanks Marley but too blue (although my wife's reaction was - that looks nice). Scillonian - YES dusky crug is exactly it, not seen anywhere before but the Hairy Pot folk have got it - thank you...
    Replies:
    9
    Views:
    1,068
  3. newtoitall

    Anyone know what this is please?

    Oh dear! Aren't we supposed to do that? I wondered why they didn't do well! :scratch: I fall for all these cons. :sad:
    Oh dear! Aren't we supposed to do that? I wondered why they didn't do well! :scratch: I fall for all these cons. :sad:
    Oh dear! Aren't we supposed to do that? I wondered why they didn't do well! :scratch: I fall for all these cons. :sad:
    Oh dear! Aren't we supposed to do that? I wondered why they didn't do well! :scratch: I fall for all these cons. :sad:
    Replies:
    18
    Views:
    1,273
  4. newtoitall

    and another one :-)

    or tart..............
    or tart..............
    or tart..............
    or tart..............
    Replies:
    5
    Views:
    575
  5. newtoitall

    Following success on my last question............

    Thanks folks, looks like I'll be getting some fruit then :yay:
    Thanks folks, looks like I'll be getting some fruit then :yay:
    Thanks folks, looks like I'll be getting some fruit then :yay:
    Thanks folks, looks like I'll be getting some fruit then :yay:
    Replies:
    5
    Views:
    572
  6. amco35

    My aunt Margaret's Garden - can you identify anything?

    And is that a black cat sitting there. Hope someone cares for it.
    And is that a black cat sitting there. Hope someone cares for it.
    And is that a black cat sitting there. Hope someone cares for it.
    And is that a black cat sitting there. Hope someone cares for it.
    Replies:
    5
    Views:
    725
  7. Jungle Jane

    3 Plants to ID Please

    The first does indeed look like a bluebell; the second may be Centranthus ruber, commonly know as Valerian, but difficult to tell at this stage and the third is a Chrysanthemum. You'll have to...
    The first does indeed look like a bluebell; the second may be Centranthus ruber, commonly know as Valerian, but difficult to tell at this stage and the third is a Chrysanthemum. You'll have to wait until it flowers to see the colour!
    The first does indeed look like a bluebell; the second may be Centranthus ruber, commonly know as Valerian, but difficult to tell at this stage and the third is a Chrysanthemum. You'll have to wait until it flowers to see the colour!
    The first does indeed look like a bluebell; the second may be Centranthus ruber, commonly know as Valerian, but difficult to tell at this stage and the third is a Chrysanthemum. You'll have to...
    Replies:
    1
    Views:
    577
  8. Bilbo675

    Horse Chestnut ID Help

    I know there is a Horse Chestnut with white flowers, there is a red Horse Chestnut with pink flowers I think the Horse Chestnut has 7 leafets on it's leaf And the Red Horse Chestnut has 5 leafets...
    I know there is a Horse Chestnut with white flowers, there is a red Horse Chestnut with pink flowers I think the Horse Chestnut has 7 leafets on it's leaf And the Red Horse Chestnut has 5 leafets on it's leaf also there is a sweet chestnut
    I know there is a Horse Chestnut with white flowers, there is a red Horse Chestnut with pink flowers I think the Horse Chestnut has 7 leafets on it's leaf And the Red Horse Chestnut has 5 leafets on it's leaf also there is a sweet chestnut
    I know there is a Horse Chestnut with white flowers, there is a red Horse Chestnut with pink flowers I think the Horse Chestnut has 7 leafets on it's leaf And the Red Horse Chestnut has 5 leafets...
    Replies:
    2
    Views:
    589
  9. Chiaroscuro

    Surely a weed

    They're an inoffensive sort of weed- not pretty enough to bother keeping but not too difficult to pull up either.
    They're an inoffensive sort of weed- not pretty enough to bother keeping but not too difficult to pull up either.
    They're an inoffensive sort of weed- not pretty enough to bother keeping but not too difficult to pull up either.
    They're an inoffensive sort of weed- not pretty enough to bother keeping but not too difficult to pull up either.
    Replies:
    6
    Views:
    639
  10. paula.pitts

    help.......is this a weed or a plant?

    That's because I keep sticking them back, Sheal.!!:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    That's because I keep sticking them back, Sheal.!!:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    That's because I keep sticking them back, Sheal.!!:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    That's because I keep sticking them back, Sheal.!!:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Replies:
    8
    Views:
    945
  11. Chiaroscuro

    Crab Apple?

    Shiney probably. :heehee:
    Shiney probably. :heehee:
    Shiney probably. :heehee:
    Shiney probably. :heehee:
    Replies:
    9
    Views:
    582
  12. Jamie-

    requesting an ID for two plants

    But which one?
    But which one?
    But which one?
    But which one?
    Replies:
    6
    Views:
    704
  13. Laura Palmer

    Help identifying this plant, please...

    Could be box. see... http://www.topiaryplants.co.uk/browse/topiary-balls-4826/
    Could be box. see... http://www.topiaryplants.co.uk/browse/topiary-balls-4826/
    Could be box. see... http://www.topiaryplants.co.uk/browse/topiary-balls-4826/
    Could be box. see... http://www.topiaryplants.co.uk/browse/topiary-balls-4826/
    Replies:
    11
    Views:
    1,700
  14. Trevor

    Can anyone identify this plant.?

    Looks like Lonicera sp. Common name honeysuckle. Maybe Lonicera henryi.
    Looks like Lonicera sp. Common name honeysuckle. Maybe Lonicera henryi.
    Looks like Lonicera sp. Common name honeysuckle. Maybe Lonicera henryi.
    Looks like Lonicera sp. Common name honeysuckle. Maybe Lonicera henryi.
    Replies:
    4
    Views:
    661
  15. Jenny namaste

    Can anyone identify this unusual cranesbill?

    Been back to Nursery and found out its name. It is "Midnight Reiter" . Easy to accommodate and grow. Will take piccies in due course
    Been back to Nursery and found out its name. It is "Midnight Reiter" . Easy to accommodate and grow. Will take piccies in due course
    Been back to Nursery and found out its name. It is "Midnight Reiter" . Easy to accommodate and grow. Will take piccies in due course
    Been back to Nursery and found out its name. It is "Midnight Reiter" . Easy to accommodate and grow. Will take piccies in due course
    Replies:
    5
    Views:
    1,169
  16. Mark_WSM

    Help with identification of a weed / plant

    Yes a very likely candidate.. :thumbsup:
    Yes a very likely candidate.. :thumbsup:
    Yes a very likely candidate.. :thumbsup:
    Yes a very likely candidate.. :thumbsup:
    Replies:
    3
    Views:
    1,032
  17. Scorpio1968

    Flower, weed, or both?

    Yes i think i'll be giving this a miss then having spent many years ridding my gardens of Creeping Red Sorrel / Oxalis. I'll bung it back in mt dads' car park lol.
    Yes i think i'll be giving this a miss then having spent many years ridding my gardens of Creeping Red Sorrel / Oxalis. I'll bung it back in mt dads' car park lol.
    Yes i think i'll be giving this a miss then having spent many years ridding my gardens of Creeping Red Sorrel / Oxalis. I'll bung it back in mt dads' car park lol.
    Yes i think i'll be giving this a miss then having spent many years ridding my gardens of Creeping Red Sorrel / Oxalis. I'll bung it back in mt dads' car park lol.
    Replies:
    10
    Views:
    1,018
  18. ccmiller

    four to identify (I think two are the same)

    The plant by the fence looks like Yellow Loosestrife to me. If it is, it will grow to about 2-3 ft. and produce lots of bright yellow flowers in a few weeks time. It's a tough little plant which...
    The plant by the fence looks like Yellow Loosestrife to me. If it is, it will grow to about 2-3 ft. and produce lots of bright yellow flowers in a few weeks time. It's a tough little plant which isn't too fussy about conditions and will keep coming back every year. As for the plant near the...
    The plant by the fence looks like Yellow Loosestrife to me. If it is, it will grow to about 2-3 ft. and produce lots of bright yellow flowers in a few weeks time. It's a tough little plant which isn't too fussy about conditions and will keep...
    The plant by the fence looks like Yellow Loosestrife to me. If it is, it will grow to about 2-3 ft. and produce lots of bright yellow flowers in a few weeks time. It's a tough little plant which...
    Replies:
    6
    Views:
    742
  19. Spitfire750

    Fungi indentification

    Thats probably a bit late for them then, usually a summer fruiting fungi.
    Thats probably a bit late for them then, usually a summer fruiting fungi.
    Thats probably a bit late for them then, usually a summer fruiting fungi.
    Thats probably a bit late for them then, usually a summer fruiting fungi.
    Replies:
    7
    Views:
    737
  20. Trevor

    Can anybody please help me identify this plant.?

    Hmm not sure what's gone wrong with your photo Trevor but have a look at this thread to see if your doing it correctly:blue thumb:
    Hmm not sure what's gone wrong with your photo Trevor but have a look at this thread to see if your doing it correctly:blue thumb:
    Hmm not sure what's gone wrong with your photo Trevor but have a look at this thread to see if your doing it correctly:blue thumb:
    Hmm not sure what's gone wrong with your photo Trevor but have a look at this thread to see if your doing it correctly:blue thumb:
    Replies:
    1
    Views:
    727

Thread Display Options

Loading...
  1. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
    By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
    Dismiss Notice