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  1. Peter Dooley

    Solved ID this small tree for me please?

    Looks like Birch to me. Dont do any cutting back till late summer, they can bleed badly when the sap is rising.I could get big eventually and looks to be close to that wall.
    Looks like Birch to me. Dont do any cutting back till late summer, they can bleed badly when the sap is rising.I could get big eventually and looks to be close to that wall.
    Looks like Birch to me. Dont do any cutting back till late summer, they can bleed badly when the sap is rising.I could get big eventually and looks to be close to that wall.
    Looks like Birch to me. Dont do any cutting back till late summer, they can bleed badly when the sap is rising.I could get big eventually and looks to be close to that wall.
    Peter Dooley, Jun 30, 2023
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    pete
    Jun 30, 2023
  2. James Sheffield

    Solved Thin Bamboo Plant

    Are you advertising?Pic is taken from www.
    Are you advertising?Pic is taken from www.
    Are you advertising?Pic is taken from www.
    Are you advertising?Pic is taken from www.
    James Sheffield, Jun 27, 2023
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    Silver surfer
    Jun 27, 2023
  3. Victoria

    Weed or What?

    It was probably trying to avoid the heat!
    It was probably trying to avoid the heat!
    It was probably trying to avoid the heat!
    It was probably trying to avoid the heat!
    Victoria, Jun 24, 2023 ... 2
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    Victoria
    Jun 25, 2023
  4. wiseowl

    Solved ID Please

    When I grew it I remember a note on the seed packet saying it was an annual and no roots remain to grow the following year, I guess that was to stop people being put off by the name Convolvulus,...
    When I grew it I remember a note on the seed packet saying it was an annual and no roots remain to grow the following year, I guess that was to stop people being put off by the name Convolvulus, (bindweed), now I see it is classed as perennial but it wasn't with me.
    When I grew it I remember a note on the seed packet saying it was an annual and no roots remain to grow the following year, I guess that was to stop people being put off by the name Convolvulus, (bindweed), now I see it is classed as perennial...
    When I grew it I remember a note on the seed packet saying it was an annual and no roots remain to grow the following year, I guess that was to stop people being put off by the name Convolvulus,...
    wiseowl, Jun 23, 2023 ... 2
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    pete
    Jun 23, 2023
  5. barryman

    Help please with weeds Id

    Or you could eat it (!) Was a salad grown in 15-17th century : www.wildfooduk.com/edible-wild-plants/ground-elder/
    Or you could eat it (!) Was a salad grown in 15-17th century : www.wildfooduk.com/edible-wild-plants/ground-elder/
    Or you could eat it (!) Was a salad grown in 15-17th century : www.wildfooduk.com/edible-wild-plants/ground-elder/
    Or you could eat it (!) Was a salad grown in 15-17th century : www.wildfooduk.com/edible-wild-plants/ground-elder/
    barryman, Jun 22, 2023
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    infradig
    Jun 23, 2023
  6. BrennaBee

    Help for ID on a possible pest on my Syringa

    Hi All, oh yes definitely a Lilac, the new bud continues to grow but still no leaves, I’ve also got a few other syringas maybe different varieties. I’m hoping it’s just settling down now.
    Hi All, oh yes definitely a Lilac, the new bud continues to grow but still no leaves, I’ve also got a few other syringas maybe different varieties. I’m hoping it’s just settling down now.
    Hi All, oh yes definitely a Lilac, the new bud continues to grow but still no leaves, I’ve also got a few other syringas maybe different varieties. I’m hoping it’s just settling down now.
    Hi All, oh yes definitely a Lilac, the new bud continues to grow but still no leaves, I’ve also got a few other syringas maybe different varieties. I’m hoping it’s just settling down now.
    BrennaBee, Jun 18, 2023
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    BrennaBee
    Jun 21, 2023
  7. Drahcir

    What the d-'s this yellow colour-changing bug?

    I am keeping it to see what it turns into.
    I am keeping it to see what it turns into.
    I am keeping it to see what it turns into.
    I am keeping it to see what it turns into.
    Drahcir, Jun 19, 2023
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    Drahcir
    Jun 20, 2023
  8. karaman

    Seeds from Antigua -- what plants are they from?

    Bottom right is some form of bamboo palm, probably dypsis.
    Bottom right is some form of bamboo palm, probably dypsis.
    Bottom right is some form of bamboo palm, probably dypsis.
    Bottom right is some form of bamboo palm, probably dypsis.
    karaman, Jun 20, 2023
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    flounder
    Jun 20, 2023
  9. JWK

    What's this bug on Dahlias and Chillies ?

    Wasps to the rescue!
    Wasps to the rescue!
    Wasps to the rescue!
    Wasps to the rescue!
    JWK, Jun 20, 2023
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    JWK
    Jun 20, 2023
  10. Palustris

    ID this shrub please.

    Not my photos so these are the best I can do. We think it is P. coronarius variegata.
    Not my photos so these are the best I can do. We think it is P. coronarius variegata.
    Not my photos so these are the best I can do. We think it is P. coronarius variegata.
    Not my photos so these are the best I can do. We think it is P. coronarius variegata.
    20230616_121304.jpg 20230616_121317.jpg 20230616_121317.jpg leaves.jpg closeup.jpg
    Palustris, Jun 17, 2023
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    Palustris
    Jun 18, 2023
  11. Fof

    Arisaema sp ID if possible, please

    Arisaema ringens from a year or so ago.The other looks like A tortuosum.The second photo down reminds me of A griffithiThanks to the recent spell of dry springs and hot summers I no longer...
    Arisaema ringens from a year or so ago.The other looks like A tortuosum.The second photo down reminds me of A griffithiThanks to the recent spell of dry springs and hot summers I no longer have these.
    Arisaema ringens from a year or so ago.The other looks like A tortuosum.The second photo down reminds me of A griffithiThanks to the recent spell of dry springs and hot summers I no longer have these.
    Arisaema ringens from a year or so ago.The other looks like A tortuosum.The second photo down reminds me of A griffithiThanks to the recent spell of dry springs and hot summers I no longer...
    Arisaema speciosum var Mirabile (Indian Cobra Lily) 01 - small.jpg Arisaema speciosum var Mirabile (Indian Cobra Lily) 02 - small.jpg P1060955 - small.jpg P1060964 - small.jpg P1060970 - small.jpg P1060985 - small.jpg
    Fof, May 23, 2023
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    NigelJ
    Jun 16, 2023
  12. Victoria

    Solved Elephant Ear

    Thanks guys. Yes, I remember t is a Colocasia I had in front of the house which never did well do I took it up an tossed the corm in a pot in The Jungle Room.Searching back I found this of an...
    Thanks guys. Yes, I remember t is a Colocasia I had in front of the house which never did well do I took it up an tossed the corm in a pot in The Jungle Room.Searching back I found this of an Alocasia I had ...
    Thanks guys. Yes, I remember t is a Colocasia I had in front of the house which never did well do I took it up an tossed the corm in a pot in The Jungle Room.Searching back I found this of an Alocasia I had ...
    Thanks guys. Yes, I remember t is a Colocasia I had in front of the house which never did well do I took it up an tossed the corm in a pot in The Jungle Room.Searching back I found this of an...
    Victoria, Jun 15, 2023
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    Victoria
    Jun 16, 2023
  13. Janet mahay

    Solved Violets or violet look alike weeds

    Thanks don't mind them in the rockery at the bottom of garden but else where in the garden I will get rid of them and I did have a nest of ants in the grass a while ago I got rid of it with...
    Thanks don't mind them in the rockery at the bottom of garden but else where in the garden I will get rid of them and I did have a nest of ants in the grass a while ago I got rid of it with diluted cider vinegar and coffee they went elsewhere So most likely they bought some seeds
    Thanks don't mind them in the rockery at the bottom of garden but else where in the garden I will get rid of them and I did have a nest of ants in the grass a while ago I got rid of it with diluted cider vinegar and coffee they went elsewhere ...
    Thanks don't mind them in the rockery at the bottom of garden but else where in the garden I will get rid of them and I did have a nest of ants in the grass a while ago I got rid of it with...
    Janet mahay, Jun 14, 2023
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    Janet mahay
    Jun 14, 2023
  14. shiney

    Solved What Is It, Please?

    It is hardy in the tropics of Brighton:whistle:
    It is hardy in the tropics of Brighton:whistle:
    It is hardy in the tropics of Brighton:whistle:
    It is hardy in the tropics of Brighton:whistle:
    shiney, Jun 10, 2023
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    1,051
    flounder
    Jun 12, 2023
  15. Ariadae

    Solved Not a sweet chestnut? Id gratefully received

    Looks like Portugal laurel.
    Looks like Portugal laurel.
    Looks like Portugal laurel.
    Looks like Portugal laurel.
    Ariadae, Jun 10, 2023
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    pete
    Jun 10, 2023
  16. shiney

    I.D. Please?

    Is it a rose?
    Is it a rose?
    Is it a rose?
    Is it a rose?
    shiney, Jun 10, 2023
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    Macraignil
    Jun 10, 2023
  17. Nigel62

    Solved ID please

    Thanks. Never heard of it
    Thanks. Never heard of it
    Thanks. Never heard of it
    Thanks. Never heard of it
    Nigel62, Jun 10, 2023
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    Nigel62
    Jun 10, 2023
  18. shiney

    Rose I.D. For A Friend

    No, Mrs Shiney didn't have a sniff either :sad:
    No, Mrs Shiney didn't have a sniff either :sad:
    No, Mrs Shiney didn't have a sniff either :sad:
    No, Mrs Shiney didn't have a sniff either :sad:
    shiney, Jun 5, 2023
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    3
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    453
    shiney
    Jun 10, 2023
  19. CanadianLori

    Oakville looking tree but what is it really please?

    I know it does grow here, i was fascinated by the leaf shapes when reading about it years ago, but I don't think it's particularly common. I also think it colours up well in Autumn. If it suckers...
    I know it does grow here, i was fascinated by the leaf shapes when reading about it years ago, but I don't think it's particularly common. I also think it colours up well in Autumn. If it suckers it can try to out compete the Tetrapanax, :biggrin:
    I know it does grow here, i was fascinated by the leaf shapes when reading about it years ago, but I don't think it's particularly common. I also think it colours up well in Autumn. If it suckers it can try to out compete the Tetrapanax, :biggrin:
    I know it does grow here, i was fascinated by the leaf shapes when reading about it years ago, but I don't think it's particularly common. I also think it colours up well in Autumn. If it suckers...
    CanadianLori, Jun 6, 2023
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    1,143
    pete
    Jun 9, 2023
  20. Wannabe

    Strawberry conundrum?

    Thank you everyone!
    Thank you everyone!
    Thank you everyone!
    Thank you everyone!
    Wannabe, Jun 1, 2023
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    519
    Wannabe
    Jun 8, 2023
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