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  1. GLondon

    Flower name

    Hi, GLondon and Welcome to GC. Your flower might be a variety of Leucadendron, possibly Salignus or similar, like Proteas they are used floristry. I only thought of this as I had a Leucadendron...
    Hi, GLondon and Welcome to GC. Your flower might be a variety of Leucadendron, possibly Salignus or similar, like Proteas they are used floristry. I only thought of this as I had a Leucadendron Safari Sunset but lost it last winter and the name Safari rang a bell. Google it in images and see if...
    Hi, GLondon and Welcome to GC. Your flower might be a variety of Leucadendron, possibly Salignus or similar, like Proteas they are used floristry. I only thought of this as I had a Leucadendron Safari Sunset but lost it last winter and the name...
    Hi, GLondon and Welcome to GC. Your flower might be a variety of Leucadendron, possibly Salignus or similar, like Proteas they are used floristry. I only thought of this as I had a Leucadendron...
    GLondon, May 17, 2009
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    strongylodon
    May 18, 2009
  2. stephenward1000

    What plant is this???

    Yep I think that's it although the one at ventnor botanics is slightly different it had a mixture of very very tiny pink, blue, and maybe yellow flowers? on it (might of been because of the rain...
    Yep I think that's it although the one at ventnor botanics is slightly different it had a mixture of very very tiny pink, blue, and maybe yellow flowers? on it (might of been because of the rain washing out the pigments?) but it looked beautiful:luv::luv:This is on my list of "pretty pretty...
    Yep I think that's it although the one at ventnor botanics is slightly different it had a mixture of very very tiny pink, blue, and maybe yellow flowers? on it (might of been because of the rain washing out the pigments?) but it looked...
    Yep I think that's it although the one at ventnor botanics is slightly different it had a mixture of very very tiny pink, blue, and maybe yellow flowers? on it (might of been because of the rain...
    stephenward1000, May 17, 2009
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    Aesculus
    May 17, 2009
  3. Victoria Plum

    LOTS to identify here - moved house and all these have come up!!!

    I agree with Kandyfloss. No 4 could be a Poppy.
    I agree with Kandyfloss. No 4 could be a Poppy.
    I agree with Kandyfloss. No 4 could be a Poppy.
    I agree with Kandyfloss. No 4 could be a Poppy.
    Victoria Plum, May 16, 2009
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    Alice
    May 16, 2009
  4. Martin Holst

    Curious aquatic

    It's Golden Club, Oronticum Aquaticum, likes boggy ponds swamps and lakes. It is a native of North America.
    It's Golden Club, Oronticum Aquaticum, likes boggy ponds swamps and lakes. It is a native of North America.
    It's Golden Club, Oronticum Aquaticum, likes boggy ponds swamps and lakes. It is a native of North America.
    It's Golden Club, Oronticum Aquaticum, likes boggy ponds swamps and lakes. It is a native of North America.
    Martin Holst, May 16, 2009
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    strongylodon
    May 16, 2009
  5. Jazmine

    Urgh what is this?

    Thanks Aesculus, yes that looks like the critters. They were enjoying the geranium and mating!!I brushed them off into a container and deposited them on the field. I hope they cannot find...
    Thanks Aesculus, yes that looks like the critters. They were enjoying the geranium and mating!!I brushed them off into a container and deposited them on the field. I hope they cannot find their way back :D
    Thanks Aesculus, yes that looks like the critters. They were enjoying the geranium and mating!!I brushed them off into a container and deposited them on the field. I hope they cannot find their way back :D
    Thanks Aesculus, yes that looks like the critters. They were enjoying the geranium and mating!!I brushed them off into a container and deposited them on the field. I hope they cannot find...
    Jazmine, May 16, 2009
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    Jazmine
    May 16, 2009
  6. PinkFinger

    What's her name??

    I don't do any of that! I just say to Mrs shiney, "What's that"? Problem solved :gnthb: :hehe: :rotfl:
    I don't do any of that! I just say to Mrs shiney, "What's that"? Problem solved :gnthb: :hehe: :rotfl:
    I don't do any of that! I just say to Mrs shiney, "What's that"? Problem solved :gnthb: :hehe: :rotfl:
    I don't do any of that! I just say to Mrs shiney, "What's that"? Problem solved :gnthb: :hehe: :rotfl:
    PinkFinger, Apr 21, 2009 ... 2
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    shiney
    May 16, 2009
  7. mrsdp

    Please help!! Is this a weed??

    So what is it in its natural environment in japan that keeps this weed under control?Also OP, it looks like its coming up everywhere in next doors garden, in the last photo.
    So what is it in its natural environment in japan that keeps this weed under control?Also OP, it looks like its coming up everywhere in next doors garden, in the last photo.
    So what is it in its natural environment in japan that keeps this weed under control?Also OP, it looks like its coming up everywhere in next doors garden, in the last photo.
    So what is it in its natural environment in japan that keeps this weed under control?Also OP, it looks like its coming up everywhere in next doors garden, in the last photo.
    mrsdp, May 12, 2009
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    NewbieGreen
    May 12, 2009
  8. r_s_w

    Plant identification

    Yes i agree the plant is honesty, when the flowers are finished you get silver disc shaped leaves that you can use with other dried flowers.
    Yes i agree the plant is honesty, when the flowers are finished you get silver disc shaped leaves that you can use with other dried flowers.
    Yes i agree the plant is honesty, when the flowers are finished you get silver disc shaped leaves that you can use with other dried flowers.
    Yes i agree the plant is honesty, when the flowers are finished you get silver disc shaped leaves that you can use with other dried flowers.
    r_s_w, May 10, 2009
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    weekend gardener
    May 10, 2009
  9. slimzee

    What tree is this in my garden?

    So I dont need to do regular maintenance like watering every so often to help growth? I was looking inside there and it looked like a browny colour like not very healthy like it is on the outside.
    So I dont need to do regular maintenance like watering every so often to help growth? I was looking inside there and it looked like a browny colour like not very healthy like it is on the outside.
    So I dont need to do regular maintenance like watering every so often to help growth? I was looking inside there and it looked like a browny colour like not very healthy like it is on the outside.
    So I dont need to do regular maintenance like watering every so often to help growth? I was looking inside there and it looked like a browny colour like not very healthy like it is on the outside.
    slimzee, May 9, 2009
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    slimzee
    May 10, 2009
  10. jestlearnin

    What are these please?

    :) Hello again jestlearin ...Why not join our small 'photography club' ... we're all amateurs and taking photos of the things we love best ....Look here
    :) Hello again jestlearin ...Why not join our small 'photography club' ... we're all amateurs and taking photos of the things we love best ....Look here
    :) Hello again jestlearin ...Why not join our small 'photography club' ... we're all amateurs and taking photos of the things we love best ....Look here
    :) Hello again jestlearin ...Why not join our small 'photography club' ... we're all amateurs and taking photos of the things we love best ....Look here
    jestlearnin, May 8, 2009
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    Victoria
    May 8, 2009
  11. wiseowl

    I D Please

    Hope it's me next!!:yho:
    Hope it's me next!!:yho:
    Hope it's me next!!:yho:
    Hope it's me next!!:yho:
    wiseowl, May 8, 2009
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    Clematis
    May 8, 2009
  12. PeterGreenMan

    Could this be Asparagus?

    My plan is that long-hours worked in the Spring leads to much less hours being needed in the Summer and Autumn. and thus more time to sit in the garden and enjoy it!
    My plan is that long-hours worked in the Spring leads to much less hours being needed in the Summer and Autumn. and thus more time to sit in the garden and enjoy it!
    My plan is that long-hours worked in the Spring leads to much less hours being needed in the Summer and Autumn. and thus more time to sit in the garden and enjoy it!
    My plan is that long-hours worked in the Spring leads to much less hours being needed in the Summer and Autumn. and thus more time to sit in the garden and enjoy it!
    PeterGreenMan, May 5, 2009
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    Kristen
    May 8, 2009
  13. GazSuttonUK

    Anyone identify this seedling?

    Looks like a Tree Peony seedling to me,something to look forward to it flowering, it will be a test of your dedication.:)
    Looks like a Tree Peony seedling to me,something to look forward to it flowering, it will be a test of your dedication.:)
    Looks like a Tree Peony seedling to me,something to look forward to it flowering, it will be a test of your dedication.:)
    Looks like a Tree Peony seedling to me,something to look forward to it flowering, it will be a test of your dedication.:)
    GazSuttonUK, May 7, 2009
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    walnut
    May 8, 2009
  14. RandyRos

    mother in laws weird plant

    'Ceo' and 'Seal' very similar.
    'Ceo' and 'Seal' very similar.
    'Ceo' and 'Seal' very similar.
    'Ceo' and 'Seal' very similar.
    RandyRos, May 7, 2009
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    GazSuttonUK
    May 7, 2009
  15. Victoria Plum

    HELP!!! Assistance identifying plants please

    I think the first one is Astilbe, the others Lady's Mantle and Geranium as has been said already....
    I think the first one is Astilbe, the others Lady's Mantle and Geranium as has been said already....
    I think the first one is Astilbe, the others Lady's Mantle and Geranium as has been said already....
    I think the first one is Astilbe, the others Lady's Mantle and Geranium as has been said already....
    Victoria Plum, May 6, 2009
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    Sussexgardener
    May 6, 2009
  16. Martin Holst

    Can anyone ID this orchid?

    It's also very likley that it's a hybrid rather than the straight species...orchids are notoriously difficult to identify correctly
    It's also very likley that it's a hybrid rather than the straight species...orchids are notoriously difficult to identify correctly
    It's also very likley that it's a hybrid rather than the straight species...orchids are notoriously difficult to identify correctly
    It's also very likley that it's a hybrid rather than the straight species...orchids are notoriously difficult to identify correctly
    Martin Holst, May 5, 2009
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    Aesculus
    May 5, 2009
  17. Paladin

    Berries in May?

    £350 each! Could you let me have some cuttings Pal? I think I'm turning my garden over to growing those ;)
    £350 each! Could you let me have some cuttings Pal? I think I'm turning my garden over to growing those ;)
    £350 each! Could you let me have some cuttings Pal? I think I'm turning my garden over to growing those ;)
    £350 each! Could you let me have some cuttings Pal? I think I'm turning my garden over to growing those ;)
    Paladin, May 5, 2009
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    JWK
    May 5, 2009
  18. tdubya

    Exotic looking plant with yellow flowers

    Not seen them before Walnut.:thumb:I only have one type, that yellow one grown from seed.:D
    Not seen them before Walnut.:thumb:I only have one type, that yellow one grown from seed.:D
    Not seen them before Walnut.:thumb:I only have one type, that yellow one grown from seed.:D
    Not seen them before Walnut.:thumb:I only have one type, that yellow one grown from seed.:D
    tdubya, May 3, 2009
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    pete
    May 5, 2009
  19. paulpoujades

    Identification

    Thanks for your help - it has seed pods now so perhaps I can grow more. It is in my conservatory which is just as well because I live north of Glasgow.
    Thanks for your help - it has seed pods now so perhaps I can grow more. It is in my conservatory which is just as well because I live north of Glasgow.
    Thanks for your help - it has seed pods now so perhaps I can grow more. It is in my conservatory which is just as well because I live north of Glasgow.
    Thanks for your help - it has seed pods now so perhaps I can grow more. It is in my conservatory which is just as well because I live north of Glasgow.
    paulpoujades, Apr 26, 2009
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    paulpoujades
    May 5, 2009
  20. Victoria

    Unidentifiable Vine

    Think you may have done it yet again .... Will let this one go to fruiting point and report further .... Muitos obrigadinhos, meu amigo xx
    Think you may have done it yet again .... Will let this one go to fruiting point and report further .... Muitos obrigadinhos, meu amigo xx
    Think you may have done it yet again .... Will let this one go to fruiting point and report further .... Muitos obrigadinhos, meu amigo xx
    Think you may have done it yet again .... Will let this one go to fruiting point and report further .... Muitos obrigadinhos, meu amigo xx
    Victoria, May 4, 2009
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    Victoria
    May 4, 2009
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