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can I just say a huge thank you to everyone who suggested plants to me .. it is the Livingstone Daisy as suggested, but I have also bought and/or ordered most of the other suggestions too as they are gorgeous plants .. ooooops . i think I am ever so slightly addicted lolol Eri xx

I accidently deleted my thread. Over the last 2 weeks I have noticed these mushrooms growing in my garden under a rose tree, I used to get alot of squirrels hiding peanuts and foxes digging up my garden. but that has all stopped now. I have other vegetable plants close to these mushrooms (2...

I find potatoes plants really beautiful and sturdy.

Looks like Phacelia tanacetifolia or it's common name is Scorpion Weed

Hi yes Bees like the flowers , but they dont flower for that long It woulkd do better with being moved, you can do this in the Autumn. Spruce

The one with pods is a Broadbean plant and the others are Potatoes

Dai, when do Marigolds normally flower? I grew some from seed in March (I think it was March) and they're about 10"+ tall but no sign of buds or anything..

I've got one of those and I don't think it's the same, but maybe there are different varieties. I'll have to wait and see if it flowers.Thanks all for your help.

Not odd at all - somehow the system "moderated" the post (that is, 'unapproved' it or made it invisible). What's odd is that usually if the OP is moderated then so is the thread! Anyway, it's been approved now so you can see it.

As Silver Surfer says, it`s Acer campestre, Field Maple,

I think you've got it :D

Yeap... Allium. I have a few out front. Like a fireworks explosion when at their best.

I agree with Marley that it is possibly a Lilianthus. I had several here a few years ago and still have some seeds. They are the American and Australian 'bridal roses' which are thornless. I couldn't keep them going here as a perennial so are probably an annual wherever they are. Lovely, lovely...

Not a plant I know much about strongy. But its survived the last two winters with a bit of protection.Never grown Puyas, but I think the flowers are probably a lot more interesting.

I stand corrected.:o Just been out in the rain to have a look and if it smells as good as the one we've got in the garden then it's Philadelphus. Chris

Oh I forgot all about that I remember watching it on Carol Kleins Life in a Cottage Garden and thought it was such a good tip that I promised myself I'd remember:o

1. Is not Malva. Has the look of Echium. Maybe Echuim plantagineum.2. Is Clarkia unguicalata. Common name Elegant Clarkia.Clarkia unguiculata. - Google Search

What is this?!I bought seeds back from Fuerteventura approximately 13 years ago and have been growing it since. This year, for the first time, it has sprouted flowers! I have no idea what it is. The leaves are about about 3 to 4 feet long and about 2 - 3 inches wide from the base. The...

My neighbour calls tradescantia "Moses in the basket" which I think is rather nice!

Good to hear that it is in a pot