Identification Area

Thanks scotkat - cant find Star Wars at the mo - the pink comes down into the white petals a bit if thats any help :confused:

I think it's lovely! and I might even try it again :D

After having luck with with our first-time courgettes and pumpkins this year, I shall definetly try again next year. We liked the yellow courgettes more than the green ones, quite buttery in taste, we thought a bit like Kohlrabi, and a nicer texture too. I shall see if I can get some of these...

I'm sure Palustris is right. It can be a pretty big bush, and looks like no other broom I've come across. The scent is quite remarkable!

thanks pete . i got one off ebay, saving 15-20 pounds!

I think I may keep it in the greenhouse over winter then either plant it in the garden or in a pot.

hang on wait till i get back on my chair just fell off it with laughing, so will you tell me and Rosa will there be any NUTS on me plant :eek: :eek: :D :D :eek:

Dont intend to eat them Hornbeam just curious. They are about six inches high in the middle of the bunch and about 7-8 inches across the bunch. The dark spots in the pic are raised nodes about 1-2 mm if its any help. Edit - noticed them yesterday but only remembered to take a pic today.

Thanks everyone, I looked at the site you mentioned Royster and I think you are right.I repotted it and took of the two larger leaves. hope it survives, they look lovely plants.Carol

hope you're not too numb, Redfifi!! Don't forget to take those photos, so we can get back on topic some day..... :rolleyes:

YES ME TOO I'LL SECOND THAT :D

Thank you - it's difficult to be certain isn't it? The concensus seems to be either cream sausage, cream banana (are they the same thing?) or golden banana! I think I'll have to restrain myself and save seed

Pretty sure now it's Xylaria polymorpha. Inedible, but uneaten (!)... so bad luck everyone I'm still around :D

Hi Hornbeam thanks for letting me know what a bullace is I shall be on the lookout for it .

The photos are lovely i love fungi..they take lovely photos will have to see if i can find one to take a photo of..

lovely with scottish cheddar frogesque. :D not that there`s ever many to go round as ive eaten most of GD before i leave the gh.i have given a few MM away though,it makes me feel less guilty.

Ours will get a good haircut when its finished flowering :D

I think that's a white cherry. Found a tree of them on my friend's allotment. They taste amazing.

thanks, I think I'll remove it now!!

See this: http://www.pfaf.org/database/plants.php?Arum+maculatum I don't think anyone would eat much of it!