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  1. 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.
    Trevor, Apr 24, 2012
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    Silver surfer
    Apr 24, 2012
  2. 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
    Jenny namaste, Apr 16, 2012
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    Jenny namaste
    Apr 24, 2012
  3. 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:
    Mark_WSM, Apr 21, 2012
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    Marley Farley
    Apr 23, 2012
  4. 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.
    Scorpio1968, Apr 20, 2012
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    Scorpio1968
    Apr 23, 2012
  5. 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...
    ccmiller, Apr 22, 2012
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    Trunky
    Apr 22, 2012
  6. 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.
    Spitfire750, Apr 21, 2012
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    Phil A
    Apr 21, 2012
  7. 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:
    Trevor, Apr 20, 2012
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    Aesculus
    Apr 20, 2012
  8. Ashley smith

    Please help me identify these trees?

    Yep that's looks to me like Quercus robur
    Yep that's looks to me like Quercus robur
    Yep that's looks to me like Quercus robur
    Yep that's looks to me like Quercus robur
    Ashley smith, Apr 17, 2012
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    Aesculus
    Apr 18, 2012
  9. pewe

    Yellow Poppy like - What are they?

    Yes - it is. Would be nice to have one that size - apparently they change colour during the seasons adding something new as the year progresses. We'll now try to find one at a reasonable price.
    Yes - it is. Would be nice to have one that size - apparently they change colour during the seasons adding something new as the year progresses. We'll now try to find one at a reasonable price.
    Yes - it is. Would be nice to have one that size - apparently they change colour during the seasons adding something new as the year progresses. We'll now try to find one at a reasonable price.
    Yes - it is. Would be nice to have one that size - apparently they change colour during the seasons adding something new as the year progresses. We'll now try to find one at a reasonable price.
    pewe, Apr 15, 2012
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    pewe
    Apr 15, 2012
  10. cyderbyne

    Identify this very smelly flower please!

    Big purply mauve arum like flower that smells and looks like a old rotten carcus is meant to atrack flys I lovr mine the missus dose not mind you it is dracula lily/drogon arum
    Big purply mauve arum like flower that smells and looks like a old rotten carcus is meant to atrack flys I lovr mine the missus dose not mind you it is dracula lily/drogon arum
    Big purply mauve arum like flower that smells and looks like a old rotten carcus is meant to atrack flys I lovr mine the missus dose not mind you it is dracula lily/drogon arum
    Big purply mauve arum like flower that smells and looks like a old rotten carcus is meant to atrack flys I lovr mine the missus dose not mind you it is dracula lily/drogon arum
    cyderbyne, Apr 13, 2009
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    johnhenry
    Apr 15, 2012
  11. jd67

    What plant is this

    Sometimes called purple shamrock too.
    Sometimes called purple shamrock too.
    Sometimes called purple shamrock too.
    Sometimes called purple shamrock too.
    jd67, Apr 14, 2012
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    westwales
    Apr 15, 2012
  12. merleworld

    Tree identification help please

    Could very well be that one - I'll get some pics of one and post for more advice. Thanks for your help :blue thumb:
    Could very well be that one - I'll get some pics of one and post for more advice. Thanks for your help :blue thumb:
    Could very well be that one - I'll get some pics of one and post for more advice. Thanks for your help :blue thumb:
    Could very well be that one - I'll get some pics of one and post for more advice. Thanks for your help :blue thumb:
    merleworld, Apr 14, 2012
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    merleworld
    Apr 15, 2012
  13. loveweeds

    plant id needed

    Hi Tony, that garden was virtually weedfree:cry3:
    Hi Tony, that garden was virtually weedfree:cry3:
    Hi Tony, that garden was virtually weedfree:cry3:
    Hi Tony, that garden was virtually weedfree:cry3:
    loveweeds, Apr 13, 2012
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    loveweeds
    Apr 13, 2012
  14. Dougy

    What is this?

    You could wait until the next set of leaves come out. Then we should be able to make a definitive answer.
    You could wait until the next set of leaves come out. Then we should be able to make a definitive answer.
    You could wait until the next set of leaves come out. Then we should be able to make a definitive answer.
    You could wait until the next set of leaves come out. Then we should be able to make a definitive answer.
    Dougy, Apr 12, 2012
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    shiney
    Apr 12, 2012
  15. Enogs C

    Cam any one tell me what this is

    Thank you. I can only assume it came in some compost tipped there from a pot last year but how as seed or a very small bulb but it would have been very small
    Thank you. I can only assume it came in some compost tipped there from a pot last year but how as seed or a very small bulb but it would have been very small
    Thank you. I can only assume it came in some compost tipped there from a pot last year but how as seed or a very small bulb but it would have been very small
    Thank you. I can only assume it came in some compost tipped there from a pot last year but how as seed or a very small bulb but it would have been very small
    Enogs C, Apr 11, 2012
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    Enogs C
    Apr 12, 2012
  16. HarryS

    ? Fungus ID and Removal ?

    And the next object is "A Monks Flip Flop" "A Monks Flip Flop" Lady Isobel Barnett LIB "Can you eat it" Jack McH
    And the next object is "A Monks Flip Flop" "A Monks Flip Flop" Lady Isobel Barnett LIB "Can you eat it" Jack McH
    And the next object is "A Monks Flip Flop" "A Monks Flip Flop" Lady Isobel Barnett LIB "Can you eat it" Jack McH
    And the next object is "A Monks Flip Flop" "A Monks Flip Flop" Lady Isobel Barnett LIB "Can you eat it" Jack McH
    HarryS, Apr 9, 2012
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    Jack McHammocklashing
    Apr 11, 2012
  17. Siani

    Getting to Grips with my Garden

    No 2 looks like Euphorbia dulcis Chameleon. It self seeds readily but can take a long time to get established.
    No 2 looks like Euphorbia dulcis Chameleon. It self seeds readily but can take a long time to get established.
    No 2 looks like Euphorbia dulcis Chameleon. It self seeds readily but can take a long time to get established.
    No 2 looks like Euphorbia dulcis Chameleon. It self seeds readily but can take a long time to get established.
    Siani, Apr 11, 2012
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    scillonian
    Apr 11, 2012
  18. shiney

    Not Sure About This One!

    My pleasure, no, despite the dogs wee, it'll give you severe gastroenteritis, its a Euphorbia:hate-shocked:
    My pleasure, no, despite the dogs wee, it'll give you severe gastroenteritis, its a Euphorbia:hate-shocked:
    My pleasure, no, despite the dogs wee, it'll give you severe gastroenteritis, its a Euphorbia:hate-shocked:
    My pleasure, no, despite the dogs wee, it'll give you severe gastroenteritis, its a Euphorbia:hate-shocked:
    shiney, Apr 11, 2012
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    Phil A
    Apr 11, 2012
  19. barryman

    ID this weed??

    The white flowered version is G. robertianum celticum.
    The white flowered version is G. robertianum celticum.
    The white flowered version is G. robertianum celticum.
    The white flowered version is G. robertianum celticum.
    barryman, Apr 10, 2012
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    Palustris
    Apr 10, 2012
  20. Bilbo675

    Perennial ID Please

    Silene or at least that family from the shape of the flowers. Possibly Saponaria, both in the Caryophyllaceae. At a pinch maybe Lychnis.
    Silene or at least that family from the shape of the flowers. Possibly Saponaria, both in the Caryophyllaceae. At a pinch maybe Lychnis.
    Silene or at least that family from the shape of the flowers. Possibly Saponaria, both in the Caryophyllaceae. At a pinch maybe Lychnis.
    Silene or at least that family from the shape of the flowers. Possibly Saponaria, both in the Caryophyllaceae. At a pinch maybe Lychnis.
    Bilbo675, Apr 10, 2012
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    Palustris
    Apr 10, 2012
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