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  1. Mike Howley

    Weed that won`t go away

    any help?
    any help?
    any help?
    any help?
    Mike Howley, Jun 9, 2009
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    Kristen
    Jun 9, 2009
  2. clueless1

    What is this pretty orange flower

    Using the lead that woo kindly provided, a bit of googled seems to confirm it is Geum coccineum.
    Using the lead that woo kindly provided, a bit of googled seems to confirm it is Geum coccineum.
    Using the lead that woo kindly provided, a bit of googled seems to confirm it is Geum coccineum.
    Using the lead that woo kindly provided, a bit of googled seems to confirm it is Geum coccineum.
    clueless1, Jun 8, 2009
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    clueless1
    Jun 9, 2009
  3. dymondlil

    Can anyone help with this one?

    O.K.! Will do!!:thmb:
    O.K.! Will do!!:thmb:
    O.K.! Will do!!:thmb:
    O.K.! Will do!!:thmb:
    dymondlil, Jun 6, 2009
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    dymondlil
    Jun 8, 2009
  4. crrlboo1

    Help with this one please

    If you get stuck, then PM me in amonths time or so to remind me and I willcollect some seeds from mine for you. I will forget. All plants vary a little from seed, that is how genetics works.
    If you get stuck, then PM me in amonths time or so to remind me and I willcollect some seeds from mine for you. I will forget. All plants vary a little from seed, that is how genetics works.
    If you get stuck, then PM me in amonths time or so to remind me and I willcollect some seeds from mine for you. I will forget. All plants vary a little from seed, that is how genetics works.
    If you get stuck, then PM me in amonths time or so to remind me and I willcollect some seeds from mine for you. I will forget. All plants vary a little from seed, that is how genetics works.
    crrlboo1, Jun 6, 2009
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    Palustris
    Jun 8, 2009
  5. Victoria

    IDs required please ....

    I have never seen striped roses. I love the pin stripe and george Burns. Thank you WOO
    I have never seen striped roses. I love the pin stripe and george Burns. Thank you WOO
    I have never seen striped roses. I love the pin stripe and george Burns. Thank you WOO
    I have never seen striped roses. I love the pin stripe and george Burns. Thank you WOO
    Victoria, May 17, 2009
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    Rhyleysgranny
    Jun 8, 2009
  6. Rhyleysgranny

    Clematis ID Please

    I think you are right Bob Thank you. It has the fluffy bits.:gnthb:
    I think you are right Bob Thank you. It has the fluffy bits.:gnthb:
    I think you are right Bob Thank you. It has the fluffy bits.:gnthb:
    I think you are right Bob Thank you. It has the fluffy bits.:gnthb:
    Rhyleysgranny, Jun 7, 2009
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    Rhyleysgranny
    Jun 8, 2009
  7. dampsquib

    Can anyone identify this plant / weed?

    :D ... I'm eating them ... I have six trusses and more on the way ... :yho:
    :D ... I'm eating them ... I have six trusses and more on the way ... :yho:
    :D ... I'm eating them ... I have six trusses and more on the way ... :yho:
    :D ... I'm eating them ... I have six trusses and more on the way ... :yho:
    dampsquib, Jun 6, 2009
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    Victoria
    Jun 6, 2009
  8. Victoria Plum

    Can anyone help me with this one?

    Thanks chaps!!
    Thanks chaps!!
    Thanks chaps!!
    Thanks chaps!!
    Victoria Plum, Jun 4, 2009
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    Victoria Plum
    Jun 5, 2009
  9. SpringsHere

    D'ya know what this is? Nobody around here does!!

    Thanks Walnut, I'll be getting some seeds of this for next year!!:luv:
    Thanks Walnut, I'll be getting some seeds of this for next year!!:luv:
    Thanks Walnut, I'll be getting some seeds of this for next year!!:luv:
    Thanks Walnut, I'll be getting some seeds of this for next year!!:luv:
    SpringsHere, Jun 2, 2009
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    SpringsHere
    Jun 5, 2009
  10. clueless1

    What is this odd looking plant?

    Thanks all. I'll rip it out tomorrow. I'm glad I don't have to risk the Round Up on it, as it is in close proximity to some of my actual chosen plants, although the Round-Up is still employed, as...
    Thanks all. I'll rip it out tomorrow. I'm glad I don't have to risk the Round Up on it, as it is in close proximity to some of my actual chosen plants, although the Round-Up is still employed, as I still keep finding the odd bindweed coming up.It's interesting about the seeds staying viable...
    Thanks all. I'll rip it out tomorrow. I'm glad I don't have to risk the Round Up on it, as it is in close proximity to some of my actual chosen plants, although the Round-Up is still employed, as I still keep finding the odd bindweed coming...
    Thanks all. I'll rip it out tomorrow. I'm glad I don't have to risk the Round Up on it, as it is in close proximity to some of my actual chosen plants, although the Round-Up is still employed, as...
    clueless1, Jun 4, 2009
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    clueless1
    Jun 4, 2009
  11. Bev

    Can anyone identify this weed?, plant?

    Its a teasel alright, it was probably there last year as a small plant and wasn't noticed.
    Its a teasel alright, it was probably there last year as a small plant and wasn't noticed.
    Its a teasel alright, it was probably there last year as a small plant and wasn't noticed.
    Its a teasel alright, it was probably there last year as a small plant and wasn't noticed.
    Bev, Jun 3, 2009
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    JWK
    Jun 4, 2009
  12. Canucks72

    Flowering, berry producing bush: ID please?

    Yes, so it is! :dh: My goodness though, it's very similar to Viburnum isn't it? Thanks again to the great experts here. :thumb:
    Yes, so it is! :dh: My goodness though, it's very similar to Viburnum isn't it? Thanks again to the great experts here. :thumb:
    Yes, so it is! :dh: My goodness though, it's very similar to Viburnum isn't it? Thanks again to the great experts here. :thumb:
    Yes, so it is! :dh: My goodness though, it's very similar to Viburnum isn't it? Thanks again to the great experts here. :thumb:
    Canucks72, May 29, 2009
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    Canucks72
    May 30, 2009
  13. glasgowgreen

    Help with plant ID please.

    It's a cultivar of Geranium maculatum, possibly Geranium maculatum Beth Chatto, or G. m. Espresso.
    It's a cultivar of Geranium maculatum, possibly Geranium maculatum Beth Chatto, or G. m. Espresso.
    It's a cultivar of Geranium maculatum, possibly Geranium maculatum Beth Chatto, or G. m. Espresso.
    It's a cultivar of Geranium maculatum, possibly Geranium maculatum Beth Chatto, or G. m. Espresso.
    glasgowgreen, May 29, 2009
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    Lavender
    May 30, 2009
  14. Victoria

    Unknown plant/succulent?

    You were probably thinking of the sub shrub Vinca Major.Pot ones come in all colours, they don't grow outside here very well as they need warm humid summers. I remember seeing large beds of...
    You were probably thinking of the sub shrub Vinca Major.Pot ones come in all colours, they don't grow outside here very well as they need warm humid summers. I remember seeing large beds of them in Washington, as you would see Impatiens here.:)
    You were probably thinking of the sub shrub Vinca Major.Pot ones come in all colours, they don't grow outside here very well as they need warm humid summers. I remember seeing large beds of them in Washington, as you would see Impatiens here.:)
    You were probably thinking of the sub shrub Vinca Major.Pot ones come in all colours, they don't grow outside here very well as they need warm humid summers. I remember seeing large beds of...
    Victoria, May 29, 2009
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    strongylodon
    May 29, 2009
  15. stony

    Anyone know what this shrub is?

    Pictures have been removed.:hehe: :scratch: What happened?
    Pictures have been removed.:hehe: :scratch: What happened?
    Pictures have been removed.:hehe: :scratch: What happened?
    Pictures have been removed.:hehe: :scratch: What happened?
    stony, May 20, 2009
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    Redwing
    May 29, 2009
  16. robdylan

    Please help with some identification

    mine aren't!
    mine aren't!
    mine aren't!
    mine aren't!
    robdylan, May 28, 2009 ... 2
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    Sussexgardener
    May 29, 2009
  17. SpringsHere

    Help please with Plant ID .. dunno what it is!!

    Many thanks Pete, I think you're right. Just looked it up and they DO prefer Acid soils.Cheers!!xx
    Many thanks Pete, I think you're right. Just looked it up and they DO prefer Acid soils.Cheers!!xx
    Many thanks Pete, I think you're right. Just looked it up and they DO prefer Acid soils.Cheers!!xx
    Many thanks Pete, I think you're right. Just looked it up and they DO prefer Acid soils.Cheers!!xx
    SpringsHere, May 28, 2009
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    SpringsHere
    May 28, 2009
  18. NewbieGreen

    What are these flies?

    If it's not them Newbiegreen I'm happy for you. They used to turn up in my last garden every year in May and those catterpillar like larvae totally skeletalised everything they were on....
    If it's not them Newbiegreen I'm happy for you. They used to turn up in my last garden every year in May and those catterpillar like larvae totally skeletalised everything they were on. Polygonatums were what they liked best.Maybe they're just flies, flies. One year we had a big outbreak of...
    If it's not them Newbiegreen I'm happy for you. They used to turn up in my last garden every year in May and those catterpillar like larvae totally skeletalised everything they were on. Polygonatums were what they liked best.Maybe they're...
    If it's not them Newbiegreen I'm happy for you. They used to turn up in my last garden every year in May and those catterpillar like larvae totally skeletalised everything they were on....
    NewbieGreen, May 25, 2009
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    Alice
    May 27, 2009
  19. Aesculus

    Pink butterfly flower =]

    Well done Lavender - thats one I have never come across.
    Well done Lavender - thats one I have never come across.
    Well done Lavender - thats one I have never come across.
    Well done Lavender - thats one I have never come across.
    Aesculus, May 26, 2009
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    PeterS
    May 27, 2009
  20. Gsylass

    Can you identify this plant?

    That could be awkward these can be monsters (pretty monsters at that:hehe:) when they get going
    That could be awkward these can be monsters (pretty monsters at that:hehe:) when they get going
    That could be awkward these can be monsters (pretty monsters at that:hehe:) when they get going
    That could be awkward these can be monsters (pretty monsters at that:hehe:) when they get going
    Gsylass, May 23, 2009
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    Aesculus
    May 27, 2009
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