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  1. Clare G

    Solved Succulent ID please

    It is classed a a non native invasive plant and grows rampant along the South coast. I was told to remove it if I saw it anywhere on rockeries in Weymouth parks when I worked there.
    It is classed a a non native invasive plant and grows rampant along the South coast. I was told to remove it if I saw it anywhere on rockeries in Weymouth parks when I worked there.
    It is classed a a non native invasive plant and grows rampant along the South coast. I was told to remove it if I saw it anywhere on rockeries in Weymouth parks when I worked there.
    It is classed a a non native invasive plant and grows rampant along the South coast. I was told to remove it if I saw it anywhere on rockeries in Weymouth parks when I worked there.
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  2. Fof

    Cirsium ID please

    This is in a semi wild area, within the Eden Project. If it had turned up in my garden, it would have been allowed to grow and do its own thing, unless it attempted to take over, as the bees, etc...
    This is in a semi wild area, within the Eden Project. If it had turned up in my garden, it would have been allowed to grow and do its own thing, unless it attempted to take over, as the bees, etc seemed to appreciate it. (Unlike some humans :yay::yay:) In my garden, most of the grassed area is over-seeded...
    This is in a semi wild area, within the Eden Project. If it had turned up in my garden, it would have been allowed to grow and do its own thing, unless it attempted to take over, as the bees, etc seemed to appreciate it. (Unlike some humans :yay::yay:) In...
    This is in a semi wild area, within the Eden Project. If it had turned up in my garden, it would have been allowed to grow and do its own thing, unless it attempted to take over, as the bees, etc...
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  3. vbgr

    Solved Lovely spider

    That’s a good laugh. V
    That’s a good laugh. V
    That’s a good laugh. V
    That’s a good laugh. V
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  4. Fof

    Solved Blue perennial Lobelia

    Looks like a salvia to me
    Looks like a salvia to me
    Looks like a salvia to me
    Looks like a salvia to me
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  5. Fof

    Solved Lichen and mosses IDs, if poss., please

    Thanks, Janet I stuffed up. They aren't lichen, but liverworts growing with mosses. No idea where my head was when I tagged them as lichen.:oops: I'll just have to plead old age and insanity, I guess. :old::old:
    Thanks, Janet I stuffed up. They aren't lichen, but liverworts growing with mosses. No idea where my head was when I tagged them as lichen.:oops: I'll just have to plead old age and insanity, I guess. :old::old:
    Thanks, Janet I stuffed up. They aren't lichen, but liverworts growing with mosses. No idea where my head was when I tagged them as lichen.:oops: I'll just have to plead old age and insanity, I guess. :old::old:
    Thanks, Janet I stuffed up. They aren't lichen, but liverworts growing with mosses. No idea where my head was when I tagged them as lichen.:oops: I'll just have to plead old age and insanity, I guess. :old::old:
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  6. Fof

    Lichen on ancient apple tree.

    In the orchard, at Trelissick Gardens, Cornwall, I spotted these lichen. My first impression was Ramalina siliquosa (sea ivory), which is very common on the sea cliffs in the area, but they DON'T...
    In the orchard, at Trelissick Gardens, Cornwall, I spotted these lichen. My first impression was Ramalina siliquosa (sea ivory), which is very common on the sea cliffs in the area, but they DON'T grow on apple trees.Above image cropped Above image cropped TIA Fof
    In the orchard, at Trelissick Gardens, Cornwall, I spotted these lichen. My first impression was Ramalina siliquosa (sea ivory), which is very common on the sea cliffs in the area, but they DON'T grow on apple trees.Above image cropped Above...
    In the orchard, at Trelissick Gardens, Cornwall, I spotted these lichen. My first impression was Ramalina siliquosa (sea ivory), which is very common on the sea cliffs in the area, but they DON'T...
    lichens A  01 - small.jpg lichens A  01 cropped.jpg lichens A  02 - small.jpg lichens A  03 - small.jpg lichens A  03 cropped.jpg
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  7. Novice stevo

    Solved Pesty weed

    That one has taken over in my garden, I think I brought it in in pots of plants that had hung around in a garden centre for too long.
    That one has taken over in my garden, I think I brought it in in pots of plants that had hung around in a garden centre for too long.
    That one has taken over in my garden, I think I brought it in in pots of plants that had hung around in a garden centre for too long.
    That one has taken over in my garden, I think I brought it in in pots of plants that had hung around in a garden centre for too long.
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  8. Selleri

    Solved Flowering shrub id please

    I think what is often the case with double flowers, some of what would have been the fertile parts, stigmas and stamens or whatever, actually mutate into the extra petals that make the flower a...
    I think what is often the case with double flowers, some of what would have been the fertile parts, stigmas and stamens or whatever, actually mutate into the extra petals that make the flower a double.
    I think what is often the case with double flowers, some of what would have been the fertile parts, stigmas and stamens or whatever, actually mutate into the extra petals that make the flower a double.
    I think what is often the case with double flowers, some of what would have been the fertile parts, stigmas and stamens or whatever, actually mutate into the extra petals that make the flower a...
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  9. Jiffy

    Solved Id please

    Thank you Victoria i will have to see if i can now grow one of the hazenuts :yahoo:
    Thank you Victoria i will have to see if i can now grow one of the hazenuts :yahoo:
    Thank you Victoria i will have to see if i can now grow one of the hazenuts :yahoo:
    Thank you Victoria i will have to see if i can now grow one of the hazenuts :yahoo:
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  10. Drahcir

    Solved What're these yellow flowers (in National Tyres' car park)?

    As in above answer, it's Common Toadflax - Botanical name Linaria vulgaris
    As in above answer, it's Common Toadflax - Botanical name Linaria vulgaris
    As in above answer, it's Common Toadflax - Botanical name Linaria vulgaris
    As in above answer, it's Common Toadflax - Botanical name Linaria vulgaris
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  11. AL-1

    Solved What are these?

    and hope you'll stay.
    and hope you'll stay.
    and hope you'll stay.
    and hope you'll stay.
    PXL_20230826_070641692.jpg PXL_20230826_070655438.jpg PXL_20230826_070759805.jpg Welcome Italics.jpeg
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  12. Jack Snakes

    Solved Never seen this before...

    Your welcome @Jack Snakes :biggrin:
    Your welcome @Jack Snakes :biggrin:
    Your welcome @Jack Snakes :biggrin:
    Your welcome @Jack Snakes :biggrin:
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  13. Michael Hewett

    Solved What is this called ?

    Thank you both, now that you've mentioned it's name I remember it I'm going to make a new label ...
    Thank you both, now that you've mentioned it's name I remember it I'm going to make a new label ...
    Thank you both, now that you've mentioned it's name I remember it I'm going to make a new label ...
    Thank you both, now that you've mentioned it's name I remember it I'm going to make a new label ...
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    3
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  14. Forestwalker

    Solved Would love to know what this beauty is.

    Thank you very much - have a wonderful day noisette!
    Thank you very much - have a wonderful day noisette!
    Thank you very much - have a wonderful day noisette!
    Thank you very much - have a wonderful day noisette!
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    2
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    635
  15. c3k

    Solved Lumpy apple leaves - disease ID please

    It's very similar to a problem I have had with grapes, not saying it's exactly the same, but similar.I think it may be insect attack earlier in the season and needs treatment when it...
    It's very similar to a problem I have had with grapes, not saying it's exactly the same, but similar.I think it may be insect attack earlier in the season and needs treatment when it starts. Wouldn't like to say what the insect is, I've never nailed it down. Possibly some kind of blister mite.
    It's very similar to a problem I have had with grapes, not saying it's exactly the same, but similar.I think it may be insect attack earlier in the season and needs treatment when it starts. Wouldn't like to say what the insect is, I've never...
    It's very similar to a problem I have had with grapes, not saying it's exactly the same, but similar.I think it may be insect attack earlier in the season and needs treatment when it...
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  16. c3k

    Solved These are meant to be arabis

    So they flowered..a little.. and sure enough I could recognise the flowers as arabis but as was said above, this is definitely a different variety from my last.. big leaves and the flowers on...
    So they flowered..a little.. and sure enough I could recognise the flowers as arabis but as was said above, this is definitely a different variety from my last.. big leaves and the flowers on longer stems rather than floating on top of the foliage like my last arabis. If they survive the winter...
    So they flowered..a little.. and sure enough I could recognise the flowers as arabis but as was said above, this is definitely a different variety from my last.. big leaves and the flowers on longer stems rather than floating on top of the...
    So they flowered..a little.. and sure enough I could recognise the flowers as arabis but as was said above, this is definitely a different variety from my last.. big leaves and the flowers on...
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  17. roders
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  18. CarolineL

    Solved Aeoniums?? But which?

    It is the same plant, its just branched off and dropped down, but both on the same root. I'm not referring to the green ones or the black ones just the variegated one.
    It is the same plant, its just branched off and dropped down, but both on the same root. I'm not referring to the green ones or the black ones just the variegated one.
    It is the same plant, its just branched off and dropped down, but both on the same root. I'm not referring to the green ones or the black ones just the variegated one.
    It is the same plant, its just branched off and dropped down, but both on the same root. I'm not referring to the green ones or the black ones just the variegated one.
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  19. Fof

    Solved Fungus ID?

    John I am mainly interested in vascular plants, but I'll often try and ID an interesting fungus I come across. I've tried Google lens with flowering plants and trees, and found it can be bang on,...
    John I am mainly interested in vascular plants, but I'll often try and ID an interesting fungus I come across. I've tried Google lens with flowering plants and trees, and found it can be bang on, even to species level, or so far off the mark, as to be silly. Generally, I never even bother with...
    John I am mainly interested in vascular plants, but I'll often try and ID an interesting fungus I come across. I've tried Google lens with flowering plants and trees, and found it can be bang on, even to species level, or so far off the mark, as...
    John I am mainly interested in vascular plants, but I'll often try and ID an interesting fungus I come across. I've tried Google lens with flowering plants and trees, and found it can be bang on,...
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    3
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  20. Shaneoak

    What are these …

    Thanks I’ll have a look
    Thanks I’ll have a look
    Thanks I’ll have a look
    Thanks I’ll have a look
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