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  1. Leabea93

    Solved Brought from a supermarket

    In pic 2 you can see white roots coming from the stem already. You just cut it back and use the cut off parts as cuttings, putting them in some well drained compost or you could even start them...
    In pic 2 you can see white roots coming from the stem already. You just cut it back and use the cut off parts as cuttings, putting them in some well drained compost or you could even start them in water before potting up. The old plant will probably reshoot from where you cut the stems.
    In pic 2 you can see white roots coming from the stem already. You just cut it back and use the cut off parts as cuttings, putting them in some well drained compost or you could even start them in water before potting up. The old plant will...
    In pic 2 you can see white roots coming from the stem already. You just cut it back and use the cut off parts as cuttings, putting them in some well drained compost or you could even start them...
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  2. Sheal

    Solved A houseplant id please.

    Curiously on Saturday or Sunday morning I saw a photo of one I had 8 years ago from Google photos. I get some photos on my mobile every morning & on that day there was a photo of the Kalanchoe I...
    Curiously on Saturday or Sunday morning I saw a photo of one I had 8 years ago from Google photos. I get some photos on my mobile every morning & on that day there was a photo of the Kalanchoe I had 8 years ago! Then on Sunday morning my son brought me one round! :):dbgrtmb:
    Curiously on Saturday or Sunday morning I saw a photo of one I had 8 years ago from Google photos. I get some photos on my mobile every morning & on that day there was a photo of the Kalanchoe I had 8 years ago! Then on Sunday morning my son...
    Curiously on Saturday or Sunday morning I saw a photo of one I had 8 years ago from Google photos. I get some photos on my mobile every morning & on that day there was a photo of the Kalanchoe I...
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  3. roders

    Solved What plant is this?

    Thanks N……..I should have known ,we have loads now I can move them to where I want them. It’s great how they survive all the frosts as self sets.
    Thanks N……..I should have known ,we have loads now I can move them to where I want them. It’s great how they survive all the frosts as self sets.
    Thanks N……..I should have known ,we have loads now I can move them to where I want them. It’s great how they survive all the frosts as self sets.
    Thanks N……..I should have known ,we have loads now I can move them to where I want them. It’s great how they survive all the frosts as self sets.
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  4. Shaneoak

    Solved Took a leaf cutting …

    Ebay philodendron pink princess for sale | eBayKeep an eye on listings.
    Ebay philodendron pink princess for sale | eBayKeep an eye on listings.
    Ebay philodendron pink princess for sale | eBayKeep an eye on listings.
    Ebay philodendron pink princess for sale | eBayKeep an eye on listings.
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  5. 43576

    Solved Do you know which plants is this?

    Brilliant many thanks.
    Brilliant many thanks.
    Brilliant many thanks.
    Brilliant many thanks.
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  6. Love my chicken

    Solved Orange tree ? Sawfly

    Same here. If it's just one tree, it shouldn't take too long to eradicate them by hand. If it's a big, very leafy tree you could try spraying with Bacillus thuringiensis. That will deal with moth...
    Same here. If it's just one tree, it shouldn't take too long to eradicate them by hand. If it's a big, very leafy tree you could try spraying with Bacillus thuringiensis. That will deal with moth caterpillars (but not sawflies) without harming beneficial insects. Can't see from the photo, but if...
    Same here. If it's just one tree, it shouldn't take too long to eradicate them by hand. If it's a big, very leafy tree you could try spraying with Bacillus thuringiensis. That will deal with moth caterpillars (but not sawflies) without harming...
    Same here. If it's just one tree, it shouldn't take too long to eradicate them by hand. If it's a big, very leafy tree you could try spraying with Bacillus thuringiensis. That will deal with moth...
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  7. Sheal
    Agree x 3

    Solved Id for this please

    Thanks John. :)Those pictures were taken two days ago....in Seattle.
    Thanks John. :)Those pictures were taken two days ago....in Seattle.
    Thanks John. :)Those pictures were taken two days ago....in Seattle.
    Thanks John. :)Those pictures were taken two days ago....in Seattle.
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  8. groundbeetle

    Solved Can anyone identify this moth/butterfly?

    That site is now bookmarked, thankyou
    That site is now bookmarked, thankyou
    That site is now bookmarked, thankyou
    That site is now bookmarked, thankyou
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  9. Victoria

    Solved Brugmansia

    They'll have to catch me first :biggrin:
    They'll have to catch me first :biggrin:
    They'll have to catch me first :biggrin:
    They'll have to catch me first :biggrin:
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  10. Billi

    Can I have an ID please

    I would say elderberry seedling, smell a crushed leaf a bit unpleasant?
    I would say elderberry seedling, smell a crushed leaf a bit unpleasant?
    I would say elderberry seedling, smell a crushed leaf a bit unpleasant?
    I would say elderberry seedling, smell a crushed leaf a bit unpleasant?
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  11. trevor.biggins

    Solved Plant identification

    This looks to be about right.Sorry, for reference, my photo was taken in Autumn.I'll keep an eye out for any more appearing this coming season, and will post any updates here :)Thanks again,...
    This looks to be about right.Sorry, for reference, my photo was taken in Autumn.I'll keep an eye out for any more appearing this coming season, and will post any updates here :)Thanks again, everyone!
    This looks to be about right.Sorry, for reference, my photo was taken in Autumn.I'll keep an eye out for any more appearing this coming season, and will post any updates here :)Thanks again, everyone!
    This looks to be about right.Sorry, for reference, my photo was taken in Autumn.I'll keep an eye out for any more appearing this coming season, and will post any updates here :)Thanks again,...
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  12. ennnceee

    Solved What is this, please?

    Many thanks.
    Many thanks.
    Many thanks.
    Many thanks.
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  13. c3k

    Is this fungus growing out my brush?

    Looks like that brush head as had it. The fungus will rot and weaken the head in time. Leaving it outside in all weathers has no doubt sped up the process.You could do what Trigger did with his...
    Looks like that brush head as had it. The fungus will rot and weaken the head in time. Leaving it outside in all weathers has no doubt sped up the process.You could do what Trigger did with his council brushes from "Only fools and horses". Change the heads/handles as they wear, and yet proudly...
    Looks like that brush head as had it. The fungus will rot and weaken the head in time. Leaving it outside in all weathers has no doubt sped up the process.You could do what Trigger did with his council brushes from "Only fools and horses"....
    Looks like that brush head as had it. The fungus will rot and weaken the head in time. Leaving it outside in all weathers has no doubt sped up the process.You could do what Trigger did with his...
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  14. c3k

    ID for these little new growths

    I've googled willow herb, I recognise it from walkways and waste ground kind of places. I've certainly never grown it and haven't seen it around my area but the birds do like a rub around in my...
    I've googled willow herb, I recognise it from walkways and waste ground kind of places. I've certainly never grown it and haven't seen it around my area but the birds do like a rub around in my beds when it's dry and clean so could be the culprits. I'm afraid they will have to go at the same...
    I've googled willow herb, I recognise it from walkways and waste ground kind of places. I've certainly never grown it and haven't seen it around my area but the birds do like a rub around in my beds when it's dry and clean so could be the...
    I've googled willow herb, I recognise it from walkways and waste ground kind of places. I've certainly never grown it and haven't seen it around my area but the birds do like a rub around in my...
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  15. tristanstartsgardening

    Can anyone identify these plants please?

    Managed to blow up the pics, bottom one similar to Erigeron but that's just a guess. Also 3 has a leaf similar to Ligularia.
    Managed to blow up the pics, bottom one similar to Erigeron but that's just a guess. Also 3 has a leaf similar to Ligularia.
    Managed to blow up the pics, bottom one similar to Erigeron but that's just a guess. Also 3 has a leaf similar to Ligularia.
    Managed to blow up the pics, bottom one similar to Erigeron but that's just a guess. Also 3 has a leaf similar to Ligularia.
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  16. groundbeetle

    Solved Type of Cyclamen?

    I took a photograph of this Cyclamen today and she has survived the snow.
    I took a photograph of this Cyclamen today and she has survived the snow.
    I took a photograph of this Cyclamen today and she has survived the snow.
    I took a photograph of this Cyclamen today and she has survived the snow.
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  17. Tye

    Solved ID Please

    Thanks guys, i dug it up from the bottom of the garden to take with us when we move next month. There's also an 8ft high 8ft wide fatsia japonica but i don't have the heart to move her, stunning...
    Thanks guys, i dug it up from the bottom of the garden to take with us when we move next month. There's also an 8ft high 8ft wide fatsia japonica but i don't have the heart to move her, stunning specimen that she is.
    Thanks guys, i dug it up from the bottom of the garden to take with us when we move next month. There's also an 8ft high 8ft wide fatsia japonica but i don't have the heart to move her, stunning specimen that she is.
    Thanks guys, i dug it up from the bottom of the garden to take with us when we move next month. There's also an 8ft high 8ft wide fatsia japonica but i don't have the heart to move her, stunning...
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  18. Jeremy Fuller

    ID this tree/bush please

    It was your post @Silver surfer that reminded me of it.
    It was your post @Silver surfer that reminded me of it.
    It was your post @Silver surfer that reminded me of it.
    It was your post @Silver surfer that reminded me of it.
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  19. Mattm2022

    Solved An ID for a tree, please!

    :yahoo: I was correct ,,, its a good source of early pollen and nectar for bees and butterflies ..Try and just take 3rd out of the old branches and clear around the base...
    :yahoo: I was correct ,,, its a good source of early pollen and nectar for bees and butterflies ..Try and just take 3rd out of the old branches and clear around the base...
    :yahoo: I was correct ,,, its a good source of early pollen and nectar for bees and butterflies ..Try and just take 3rd out of the old branches and clear around the base...
    :yahoo: I was correct ,,, its a good source of early pollen and nectar for bees and butterflies ..Try and just take 3rd out of the old branches and clear around the base...
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  20. Jowo

    Another ID please!

    Gosh! Quite a few suggestions! They're extremely cute at the moment but I don't think they're Fatsia. More heart shaped leaf than Fatsia though I did try to sow some Fatsia seeds a couple of years...
    Gosh! Quite a few suggestions! They're extremely cute at the moment but I don't think they're Fatsia. More heart shaped leaf than Fatsia though I did try to sow some Fatsia seeds a couple of years ago but wasn't successful! I'd be interested to know how you succeeded with yours Wiseowl? Do you...
    Gosh! Quite a few suggestions! They're extremely cute at the moment but I don't think they're Fatsia. More heart shaped leaf than Fatsia though I did try to sow some Fatsia seeds a couple of years ago but wasn't successful! I'd be interested to...
    Gosh! Quite a few suggestions! They're extremely cute at the moment but I don't think they're Fatsia. More heart shaped leaf than Fatsia though I did try to sow some Fatsia seeds a couple of years...
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