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fantastic!thanks for the reply, i was worried that it was poisonous as our border collie seem to enjoy sniffing the plant/ weed. i will pull it upplus i didnt want to pull it up before i knew what it was!thanks once again

it is unlikely to be a sport, however posting it to iSpot is a good idea and it's a great website for getting ID's on anything

Welcome to GC greg:DLooks like a type of slime mould to me but other then that...

I have not visited it in person yet, but this one seems to interest me the most atmAnkerwycke Yew - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaThey reckon It's where Henry 8th hooked up with Anne bolon. How romantic of him :D

It's not an unattractive plant. If it popped up in my garden i would let it grow and flower, but control its seeding.

I am still learning all the time. The more I learn, the more I realise just how little I know! Cheers SS

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It has been identified as Senecio kleiniiformis. Thanks to all for your help

Just been back to this tree today and I said to the guy that told me it was an elm, It's not an elm and he said he had got mixed up and it is a sycamore

I agree a Zinnia

Thanks folks... i've been looking up the plants that you have suggested and yes the Zaluzianskya has it:yess:.What a great little plant even though the foliage looks a bit scruffy.It's also known as midnight candy..or night phlox...and smells of marzipan at night time.I've no idea where it has...

Glad you managed to get to the bottom of it!!

Thanks, native trees aren't my strong(y):D point, I know the pic wasn't very clear, we have been going back and forth decorating untill now, problem is that we are moving in this Friday and may loose our internet connection untill sometime next week. I will take some pics in the meantime of the...

Got to be quicker on the draw then that you two

I would say the bottom leaves look like a foxglove too.

thanks Elizabeth13 I found some honey lily's at the garden centre....looking forward to planting them :D Would anyone happen to know if these would be suitable to plant in a pot? I've heard they get quite tall.

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It does look very much like a Silkus e Plasticus.

Thank you that's the bit I was after.Amazing really!! Can't say I've ever seen of these in the flesh though.

Looks like the variety 'Charity' that I have in my garden, posted a picture on the whats flowering in October thread, the bees love it:D.