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  1. biker

    Tree id please

    After looking at this loads of times, I saved it to my computer, then enlarged it. Then I could see that it has lumpy red fruits, just like a Euonymus, probably Euonymus europaeus, the spindle tree.
    After looking at this loads of times, I saved it to my computer, then enlarged it. Then I could see that it has lumpy red fruits, just like a Euonymus, probably Euonymus europaeus, the spindle tree.
    After looking at this loads of times, I saved it to my computer, then enlarged it. Then I could see that it has lumpy red fruits, just like a Euonymus, probably Euonymus europaeus, the spindle tree.
    After looking at this loads of times, I saved it to my computer, then enlarged it. Then I could see that it has lumpy red fruits, just like a Euonymus, probably Euonymus europaeus, the spindle tree.
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  2. karaman

    unidentified tree and flower

    hallo to all from karaman,thank you for replies - all appreciated and thoroughly considered. i've bought a shed with a reasonable garden in a continental climate so albizia will do well - also...
    hallo to all from karaman,thank you for replies - all appreciated and thoroughly considered. i've bought a shed with a reasonable garden in a continental climate so albizia will do well - also plan to plant stuff that dont grow well in uk e.g. bluebell tree, medlar, judas tree and a gunnera...
    hallo to all from karaman,thank you for replies - all appreciated and thoroughly considered. i've bought a shed with a reasonable garden in a continental climate so albizia will do well - also plan to plant stuff that dont grow well in uk e.g....
    hallo to all from karaman,thank you for replies - all appreciated and thoroughly considered. i've bought a shed with a reasonable garden in a continental climate so albizia will do well - also...
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  3. xNattyx

    What Houseplant is this??

    I have a Fatsia about 5-6years old now it has been moved twice and I have always had it in the garden whether the garden I have is sheltered from the elements I dont know will put pic on for you...
    I have a Fatsia about 5-6years old now it has been moved twice and I have always had it in the garden whether the garden I have is sheltered from the elements I dont know will put pic on for you if I can get my page sorted :D
    I have a Fatsia about 5-6years old now it has been moved twice and I have always had it in the garden whether the garden I have is sheltered from the elements I dont know will put pic on for you if I can get my page sorted :D
    I have a Fatsia about 5-6years old now it has been moved twice and I have always had it in the garden whether the garden I have is sheltered from the elements I dont know will put pic on for you...
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  4. steven118

    small tree with silvery leaves?

    Thanks to all of you for the id. looking forward to seeing and smelling it in flower.
    Thanks to all of you for the id. looking forward to seeing and smelling it in flower.
    Thanks to all of you for the id. looking forward to seeing and smelling it in flower.
    Thanks to all of you for the id. looking forward to seeing and smelling it in flower.
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  5. dodgie

    Yet another flower.... help?!?!?

    Yes Pete - the limiting factor for many of us is frost free/heated space for the winter. I could grow lots of things if it was summer all year round here - but it ain't.I was reading about a...
    Yes Pete - the limiting factor for many of us is frost free/heated space for the winter. I could grow lots of things if it was summer all year round here - but it ain't.I was reading about a chap who specialises in Salvias - 100 or more different species in his front garden. He made no...
    Yes Pete - the limiting factor for many of us is frost free/heated space for the winter. I could grow lots of things if it was summer all year round here - but it ain't.I was reading about a chap who specialises in Salvias - 100 or more...
    Yes Pete - the limiting factor for many of us is frost free/heated space for the winter. I could grow lots of things if it was summer all year round here - but it ain't.I was reading about a...
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  6. richy

    can someone ident my tree for me???

    Boy, a hardy mango tree, .......now that would be really something worth having.:idea:If it was I'd say knock the house down and keep the tree:lollol:
    Boy, a hardy mango tree, .......now that would be really something worth having.:idea:If it was I'd say knock the house down and keep the tree:lollol:
    Boy, a hardy mango tree, .......now that would be really something worth having.:idea:If it was I'd say knock the house down and keep the tree:lollol:
    Boy, a hardy mango tree, .......now that would be really something worth having.:idea:If it was I'd say knock the house down and keep the tree:lollol:
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  7. clueless!

    identification

    It looks like x cupressocyparis leylandii castlewellan gold :) :old: Your photo may be making it look more yellow than the normal leylandii but it is more likely to be castlewellan. It is not quite...
    It looks like x cupressocyparis leylandii castlewellan gold :) :old: Your photo may be making it look more yellow than the normal leylandii but it is more likely to be castlewellan. It is not quite such a vigorous grower as the green varieties and tends to grow more compact. A light trim at least...
    It looks like x cupressocyparis leylandii castlewellan gold :) :old: Your photo may be making it look more yellow than the normal leylandii but it is more likely to be castlewellan. It is not quite such a vigorous grower as the green varieties and...
    It looks like x cupressocyparis leylandii castlewellan gold :) :old: Your photo may be making it look more yellow than the normal leylandii but it is more likely to be castlewellan. It is not quite...
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  8. dodgie

    Three flowers in Eden Project

    Many thanks Pete! You're a star!
    Many thanks Pete! You're a star!
    Many thanks Pete! You're a star!
    Many thanks Pete! You're a star!
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  9. Louise

    Things in my garden

    I was an ex city dweller now living by the sea side, so these coastal plants are all new to me.
    I was an ex city dweller now living by the sea side, so these coastal plants are all new to me.
    I was an ex city dweller now living by the sea side, so these coastal plants are all new to me.
    I was an ex city dweller now living by the sea side, so these coastal plants are all new to me.
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  10. Nat75

    Succulent ID

    I had thought they were Echeverias (I have a lovely clump of Perle von Nurnberg with the silvery lilac sheen) .... but then I have always got these two succulents confused. :dh:
    I had thought they were Echeverias (I have a lovely clump of Perle von Nurnberg with the silvery lilac sheen) .... but then I have always got these two succulents confused. :dh:
    I had thought they were Echeverias (I have a lovely clump of Perle von Nurnberg with the silvery lilac sheen) .... but then I have always got these two succulents confused. :dh:
    I had thought they were Echeverias (I have a lovely clump of Perle von Nurnberg with the silvery lilac sheen) .... but then I have always got these two succulents confused. :dh:
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  11. Digbert22

    Please help identify this plant

    Thanks Victoria I thought it was a Verbena, my new cat has been exploring the garden a day or two ago and he was chewing on it's leaves, now he has a blister, think he is just accident prone...
    Thanks Victoria I thought it was a Verbena, my new cat has been exploring the garden a day or two ago and he was chewing on it's leaves, now he has a blister, think he is just accident prone lolk-l have already survived a recent spikey aloe vera incident so not having much luck with cats and...
    Thanks Victoria I thought it was a Verbena, my new cat has been exploring the garden a day or two ago and he was chewing on it's leaves, now he has a blister, think he is just accident prone lolk-l have already survived a recent spikey aloe...
    Thanks Victoria I thought it was a Verbena, my new cat has been exploring the garden a day or two ago and he was chewing on it's leaves, now he has a blister, think he is just accident prone...
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  12. Kedi-Gato

    Plant or weed?

    Agree with you here, Lovage, that "a weed is an unwanted plant in the wrong place".Am keeping it, just didn't want it all over the garden and would like to know what it is as i've never seen it...
    Agree with you here, Lovage, that "a weed is an unwanted plant in the wrong place".Am keeping it, just didn't want it all over the garden and would like to know what it is as i've never seen it in the shops.
    Agree with you here, Lovage, that "a weed is an unwanted plant in the wrong place".Am keeping it, just didn't want it all over the garden and would like to know what it is as i've never seen it in the shops.
    Agree with you here, Lovage, that "a weed is an unwanted plant in the wrong place".Am keeping it, just didn't want it all over the garden and would like to know what it is as i've never seen it...
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  13. Gumbert

    What are these seedlings?

    OK thanks - from your description I withdraw the '' bizzie Lizzie '' guess! Seems to be from the nettle family. Cheers
    OK thanks - from your description I withdraw the '' bizzie Lizzie '' guess! Seems to be from the nettle family. Cheers
    OK thanks - from your description I withdraw the '' bizzie Lizzie '' guess! Seems to be from the nettle family. Cheers
    OK thanks - from your description I withdraw the '' bizzie Lizzie '' guess! Seems to be from the nettle family. Cheers
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  14. Victoria

    A couple of oddities here ....

    It doesn't sound like a "sport" to me, that tends to be one or two flowers on an otherwise normal plant.Is it possible that the clump was mixed and the blue ones have died out?
    It doesn't sound like a "sport" to me, that tends to be one or two flowers on an otherwise normal plant.Is it possible that the clump was mixed and the blue ones have died out?
    It doesn't sound like a "sport" to me, that tends to be one or two flowers on an otherwise normal plant.Is it possible that the clump was mixed and the blue ones have died out?
    It doesn't sound like a "sport" to me, that tends to be one or two flowers on an otherwise normal plant.Is it possible that the clump was mixed and the blue ones have died out?
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  15. moonrakermagpie

    Which herb is this????

    I'd be harvesting it throughout winter, as and when I needed some. Sage is a great winter herb when the annual herbs are all finished. It's not just for sage and onion stuffing, it adds flavour to...
    I'd be harvesting it throughout winter, as and when I needed some. Sage is a great winter herb when the annual herbs are all finished. It's not just for sage and onion stuffing, it adds flavour to all sorts, especially soups and stews. Sage is also supposedly good at helping the digestion,...
    I'd be harvesting it throughout winter, as and when I needed some. Sage is a great winter herb when the annual herbs are all finished. It's not just for sage and onion stuffing, it adds flavour to all sorts, especially soups and stews. Sage is...
    I'd be harvesting it throughout winter, as and when I needed some. Sage is a great winter herb when the annual herbs are all finished. It's not just for sage and onion stuffing, it adds flavour to...
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  16. Nat75

    Seed id

    Thanks for that pete will give them ago in spring and see what happens:gnthb:
    Thanks for that pete will give them ago in spring and see what happens:gnthb:
    Thanks for that pete will give them ago in spring and see what happens:gnthb:
    Thanks for that pete will give them ago in spring and see what happens:gnthb:
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  17. Matty1973

    Please help to identifying some plants

    yep, agreed on all counts
    yep, agreed on all counts
    yep, agreed on all counts
    yep, agreed on all counts
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  18. Nigel62

    Holly or not ?

    Berberis I'm fairly sure, but not B.darwinii as the leaves look too large. I'd go for B. calliantha or B. buxifolia.Photo of B. calliantha here >
    Berberis I'm fairly sure, but not B.darwinii as the leaves look too large. I'd go for B. calliantha or B. buxifolia.Photo of B. calliantha here >
    Berberis I'm fairly sure, but not B.darwinii as the leaves look too large. I'd go for B. calliantha or B. buxifolia.Photo of B. calliantha here >
    Berberis I'm fairly sure, but not B.darwinii as the leaves look too large. I'd go for B. calliantha or B. buxifolia.Photo of B. calliantha here >
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  19. Nat75

    Any ideas?

    Looks like a tropical stow away accacia, I get loads of these in my tree ferns which seem to love germinating in the trunk. I have one which I removed and planted in a pot. They get quite big...
    Looks like a tropical stow away accacia, I get loads of these in my tree ferns which seem to love germinating in the trunk. I have one which I removed and planted in a pot. They get quite big quite quickly, fully hardy so far and respond well to heavy pruning if you want to keep the juvenile...
    Looks like a tropical stow away accacia, I get loads of these in my tree ferns which seem to love germinating in the trunk. I have one which I removed and planted in a pot. They get quite big quite quickly, fully hardy so far and respond well to...
    Looks like a tropical stow away accacia, I get loads of these in my tree ferns which seem to love germinating in the trunk. I have one which I removed and planted in a pot. They get quite big...
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  20. moonrakermagpie

    Can you name this plant in........???

    Hi there, I have added my location, wiltshire UK - so yes we do get a few frosts ( coming soon to a place near you s00k), could I get away with protecting it in-situ, with as suggested some...
    Hi there, I have added my location, wiltshire UK - so yes we do get a few frosts ( coming soon to a place near you s00k), could I get away with protecting it in-situ, with as suggested some mulch and maybe some hay or straw....and perhaps a duvet :hehe:. Either way...in-situ or the...
    Hi there, I have added my location, wiltshire UK - so yes we do get a few frosts ( coming soon to a place near you s00k), could I get away with protecting it in-situ, with as suggested some mulch and maybe some hay or straw....and perhaps a...
    Hi there, I have added my location, wiltshire UK - so yes we do get a few frosts ( coming soon to a place near you s00k), could I get away with protecting it in-situ, with as suggested some...
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