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I'll try it with my gruel this evening.

I've got rid of all my hostas. Other slug delights are available,I'm sure @pete

@Adam I Geranium (Cranesbill) and Erodium (Storksbill) seed heads explosively dehisce on drying out and fling the seed away from the parent plant. To collect seed look for plants where the bill is turning brown, wait for the dew to dry off and then collect and keep in a paper bag until they...

I agree, but I am sure it won't like the heat here ... but it may like your location.

I can't remember where I got mine from but I think it was somewhere like Home Bargains or something. Small garden centres often have unusual plants and it's nice to support them too, so I hope you can get one.

Yellow marrow in my day.

Happens with this lot Ulpukka Ulpukka – Wikipedia is widespread, and I'm surprised to learn, up to arctic circle.Google tells me this about the brandy bottle reference: From June to August, bright yellow, buttercup-like flowers on stiff stems above leathery, deep green, floating or...

Agree with above answers. Leaves differ.Acer platanoides...common name Norway maple Acer pseudoplatanus..common name Sycamore ..2 pics

It all came back to me. Some years ago I ordered four plug plants from Italy a plant that smelled like Frankinscense and two cuttings of Rose-scented Geranium. It was a month before I received the box containing loose soil and dying/dead bits of matter. I saved one Geranium cutting which is...

Thank you both, I will write the name on a label and tie it to the plant.

Pleased to be able to say you were all correct, it would appear to be common Fleabane and it can stay while it flowers. The guinea pig has moved on to its owners new home on an estate with postage stamp garden and a small lawn that is totally free of anything other than grass, pretty boring...

Thanks for that Jenny. I think that you may well have hit the bullseye with your suggested Weigela. From Googling it appears that my bush is one.

I must admit I've always quite like it. I went out yesterday to see the patches in my brothers garden (it was there when he moved in) and it's completely brown and crispy. They are in decent soil and partial shade but this summer and drought has just frazzled it. It doesn't ever spread beyond...

I've never seen one, the moth that is, so nice to see it's about

Brilliant! Thank you.

@pete, I bet you are right, it's only about 4 feet from my bird feeder. Many thanks.

That’s interesting to read @simone_in_wiltshire . Next time we’re in a GC I’ll take a look for some seeds. Thanks

I agree with @Silver surfer , Convolvulus tricolor is fairly short and non-climbing. It was annual for me, but it might come through the winter in warm places. (Warm/mild in winter that is!)