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Well if it is Shasta Daisies they flower fron June to Sept & are a clump forming perennial they are just fleshy leaves at present the flower stems will be different.. Marguerites are summer flowering too, but the leaves look a little big to me Kedi..

If you're neighbours are nice, approachable people, I'd have a word with them. See if you can attack the bindweed on their side too. Otherwise it will just keep coming back.

Pete, they ARE Gardenias. 3 of them twisted into a plaited half standard. About £75`s worth I would say.

Yes also agree it is Blackberry

marley thanks for doing the photo, i wasnt sure how it should be done re photos, thoguht using photobucket was good ideai take it you refering to the plant with the big leaves, a teazle you say, thanksi didnt say which plant i was refering to did i, my apologiesyes the grass isnt the...

Thanks Everyone! I tried to get the picture on the thread but it wouldn't work, hence the link. I'll give it another go.Yes, it's a broad bean plant! It's about 6" high now and lots of googling confirmed it. There is also a pea plant and a radish.Thanks for your help :-)

Is it not comfrey?EDIT> It's Green Alkanet. Flowers on comfrey are different

...cos without the fungi and the white worms, the world would just be ONE GREAT BIG PILE of horse poo!

I'm very innocent Armandii.I've not smoked anything since 1994.Thanks clueless. A very informative post.You forgot to mention blackfly.

Invisible tree! Cool...

Whatever it is, if you want rid of it then Marley's cover and spray technique is still a good route. It will probably take a few seasons to get rid completely.

Thanks for your help with this. I think I'm going to leave it in the garden, luckily I don't get a reaction to it. I'm glad I know what it is now x

Nicely done, Shiney. I enjoyed the clip. brilliant as always and guaranteed to make you chuckle:yess: I had forgotten all about Fork Handles and assumed your pic was one of a light tool.:DOH:

Thanks for the responses! sorry for the delay - had a busy few days but kept meaning to come back to this!It was thought that it was amarylis, which it kinda did look similar (and i believe now researching your responses - is apparently related), but I wasn't so sure though.Thanks again...

If you can find one, there are some lovely flowering cherries on dwarf root stock, I got one 10 years ago that was about 1ft tall, it's been in the same pot ever since and has grown about 10" and its a picture of health, it had more flowers this year than ever...

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I agree with Dave and simbad! Hydrangea anomala subsp petiolaris.

1, Berberis thunbergia purpureum. 2,Viburnum opulus. 3, Euonymus Emerald and Gold. 4, Euonymus Emerals Gaity. 5, Azalea japonica. 6, Salix.

Yup it is lovely, and still just about in flower. It's a pity it's one of the ones that points towards the back of the flower bed and not the front :P, I don't see it near as much as I'd like. It'll get a prime spot next year Those mixed bags are defo worth getting if you can....you never...

I would start a new thread for them now Anita.. :WINK1: