Identification Area

As you say pete,with the leaves and the tendrils it definatley look like some kind of pea. 02

The one in your photo is a Japanese Azalea, as wilroda says. For summer flowering you could try a deciduous Azalea. Nice, bright flowers and some varieties are heavily scented.

ThanksYes it has a gorges smell in the evening, I would say a mixture of chocolate/vanilla with a touch of flowers. It is also evergreen.I have taken cuttings, dipped in rooting powder but they just dried up and died. I have tried both hard wood and new growth

I'll upload one tomorrow (or when I can next because of the scheduled downtime). Cheers

Thanks guys for the great advice.Walnut ill have a look at your brugg thread mate.Thanks

Grand National??? DON'T talk to me :D :D :D My 5 horses are still running (if they ever got back on their feet) hehehehe

Sorry forgot to add do research on amorphophallus. From the Greek - amorpho (twisted) and phallus - dunno

Ho hum qikker, what a pain...!! Still a pretty instant way to get rid of the grass...!! I wish you well with that project then.. You will have to post some photos of before during & after. How long will it take to do the work.?... Well wish you good luck with it all mate & look forward to...

I heard of someone who had - presumably a patch of it, that hadn't been out of flower for 10 years. But the only one that I ever had died of wind-rock, which I think is one of its problems.

Another mystery plant then Milly. It seems a few of us have them :confused: :Dcheers

Rosie it's a stunner when it grows into a large shrub a real beauty of spring!Hel.xxx.

if its a weed lol i wood ceap it its the first weed i have seen that looks good

And it`s good night from me..... :D

I heard that. :D :D

Thank you Marley Much obliged.

I like your method, OK my loss is the composts gain, plus I volunteer at my local garden centre as I'm hopefully doing a horticulture qualification in September so I get discounted plants anyway. Might as well get something with colour now and not wait and see and maybe get more than I bargained...

strongy, not you - me. I don't know what i meant to say :rolleyes:I don't have senior moments, just seniors days. what a wally :D

Hi Kandy thank you for that What a lovely Name Windflower ,I will watch out for some seeds then

Or it could be lacking in a few essential minerals/trace elements. It looks as though it is growing in a succulent collection and possibly treated in the same way re: compost etc? Most Draceanas relish humus-rich, moist composts that are slightly on the acidic side.

Nice bit of handy work there Pal.. You must show us what it looks like at the end of the summer. It will be interesting to see what shape it has by then ..