Identification Area

Yep agree with Pete too, have it in my pond.

Not attack, I was just trying to find out if it was Good King Henry, that grows a powdery stuff on the leaves. But from your close up I can see that the leaves are the wrong shape. Could be Chenopdium Murale, there are so many Goose Foots & Fat Hens though.

i bet it is madahhliathere is a honesty about a foot away from it x thanks i would never of guessed thats a young honesty thou im learning so much from you all xx thank you x

Having said mine was finished, I discovered today that it is not ...It's been blooming for months now.

Thanks. I haven't seen any flowers, as I haven't returned to the garden since I saw it a couple of weeks ago. I'll have to go back to Goodnestone Park and ask them if they have a name for that last plant - I would have asked today whilst I was there but I had a very grumpy six year old with me!

Thanks Louise D and Kandy, having a look at the images online, it's definitely 'Rhapsody in Blue.' I will have a wander around some nurseries over the weekend and see if I can find another one, as I'm looking for one for another area with a purple theme.Silversurfer, yes number 1 is definitely...

Eeeck. 2. Is definitely not a Sorbus!!! I thought it looked very like Wisteria.1. I am unsure from your pic. My leaning was to Euonymus rather than laurel.I would really like to see good close up pics of both these plants.

hey thanks. its growin between to potato plants lol i think there nearly ready to come up as iplanted them march 23rd hmm

,mm indeed, where has it gone

With this being his only post I don`t think we`ll ever know the answer.

Smashing Tis a lovely plant

Oh well, I might as well post the picture of this other white flower... cistus aguilarii immaculatus pic source: compagniadelgiardinaggio.it

I can't say on the shrub but I agree with the Argyranthemum ( Marguerite ) as I have them in my garden.

Hi Simbad I have just googled it and it could be that one; although there seems to be several variations under the same name.I found one picture that looks very similar but others had large single petals round the 'double' bit and yellow centres as opposed to the whitish coloured one?

Thanks for that I was planning to plant it next to a fence in a fairly sheltered corner, so hopefully it will be okay, but we have had a couple of really freezing winters here (Manchester) which has affected quite a few plants. I could always protect it the first year or two.Thanks for...

ah, yes, its larkspur, i just compared the pic ; thanks a lot. still no idea of the second flower

Yes, would love that Marley .. will PM you my address .. mutios obrigadinhas querida .. xx

Yep, my first thought was Cherry.

thank you both so much .. will pop them on my shopping list and look out for them on my travels Eri xx

Looks a fairly good match...:thumb: