Identification Area

yes indeed! Thank you!

You are welcome.

Thank you so much Ziggy - that's really helpful! Funnily enough as I was in the garden today I thought I should post an update on here after I introduced myself back at Easter. I've been working hard to rediscover the garden we inherited and have learned loads - mainly about how quickly any...

thanks guys,Clethra it is.Thought i would remember the name though but never heard of it.

Thanks for the info guys it was very helpful and regarding the name Thompson and Morgan call them mallows collectively and lavatera individually so you were both right

You're not winning me over here.Deffo my recreational drug of choice. I'm slurping on the white wine (in bed) even as I type. D'you think I should seek treatment??

BLIMEY

God know how long it was growing for in the baskets but it has also been growing in a greenhouse so that might have sped things up a bit?

I'm fairly sure that the Potentilla we have is also 'Melton Fire.' I will probably try a layered cutting to see what happens, and also sow some seeds too. I could try and get some roots out of the soil....but it's right in front of the window will have to cover it over again with bark if I do

I think I have one very similar, pulled it out of the paving and growing it on to see the flower.I'm guessing, bird feed.

I think it's Scareay Cat, Coleus Caninus, but it's not working as they do,

Hello there, The fuschia looks the same as one that is in my garden. This was already here and established when we moved in last year. I think it is called 'White Knights Pearl '. It has a quite vigarous growth and the lady that lived here before us was named ' Pearl ' hence my thinking that...

Bigger pics... thank you. 1. Looks like a blackcurrant bush. Ribes nigrum.2. Cornus. It has flowered .... remnants can be seen on top of twig in pic. Maybe Cornus sanguinea if berries are black. Cornus alba if berries are white 3. Agree with Marley Farley.. Rosmarinus. common name...

That is Selfheal Prunella vulgaris Jiffy I have it in my lawn & I love to see it, but I am not after a perfect lawn & am passionate about wildflowers... :D

I would say wait until the seed pods are dry before collecting the seed,You could then store the seed in a paper envelope in a cool dry place.

I reckon you are spot on there SS Many thanks for taking the time to check and answer.

Thank you so much for that Silver surfer ... I'm sure the flower was more useful for identification. It has also been identified as the Abutilon theophrasti on another forum. It's a shame it's just an annual and still a mystery how it came to me. I have never seen such here before but I note...

What! You're the same! :yess: Welcome, brother

Who's a lucky boy then:D Well done Bilbo

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