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Have you seen any Pests, Diseases or even any Plants which you cannot work out, what they are ..... Ask in here ..

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  1. OwdPotter

    Fungi ID

    Thank you. That completely rules out my suggestion.Pics below are honey fungus...including the black boot laces.
    Thank you. That completely rules out my suggestion.Pics below are honey fungus...including the black boot laces.
    Thank you. That completely rules out my suggestion.Pics below are honey fungus...including the black boot laces.
    Thank you. That completely rules out my suggestion.Pics below are honey fungus...including the black boot laces.
    IMG_0711.JPG IMG_0712.JPG BOLETUS  EDULIS  PENNY  BUN 15-08-2014 17-01-45.JPG BOLETUS  EDULIS 13-09-2022 11-54-37.JPG BOLETUS  EDULIS 13-09-2022 12-00-53.JPG IMG_0714.JPG
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  2. Prestwich Gardener

    What is this?

    I had something similar and when I pulled them, it turned out they originated from my over enthusiastic Rosa Rugosa.
    I had something similar and when I pulled them, it turned out they originated from my over enthusiastic Rosa Rugosa.
    I had something similar and when I pulled them, it turned out they originated from my over enthusiastic Rosa Rugosa.
    I had something similar and when I pulled them, it turned out they originated from my over enthusiastic Rosa Rugosa.
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  3. Mrs. B.

    Solved What in the name of evil is this?

    I have got a blackcurrant about 10ft away but it's not prickly. Definitely not the same. I don't really know why I've still got it, we dont really eat them and neither does anything else. :biggrin:
    I have got a blackcurrant about 10ft away but it's not prickly. Definitely not the same. I don't really know why I've still got it, we dont really eat them and neither does anything else. :biggrin:
    I have got a blackcurrant about 10ft away but it's not prickly. Definitely not the same. I don't really know why I've still got it, we dont really eat them and neither does anything else. :biggrin:
    I have got a blackcurrant about 10ft away but it's not prickly. Definitely not the same. I don't really know why I've still got it, we dont really eat them and neither does anything else. :biggrin:
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  4. Dropmore

    Solved What this creeping under the fence.

    Or a different month! :biggrin:
    Or a different month! :biggrin:
    Or a different month! :biggrin:
    Or a different month! :biggrin:
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  5. Snorky85

    Solved Memory is bad…Id needed

    Thank you! :biggrin:
    Thank you! :biggrin:
    Thank you! :biggrin:
    Thank you! :biggrin:
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  6. Wild_Violet

    Solved Can anyone identify this orange flower?

    Must say, Rosa The Prince looks fab,
    Must say, Rosa The Prince looks fab,
    Must say, Rosa The Prince looks fab,
    Must say, Rosa The Prince looks fab,
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  7. Fran IOM

    Solved Plant ID please

    And have spotted in garden centres this year a lot more ornamental prunus alongside it with different colour and size flowers while keeping the interesting structure of Kojo-no-mai like Oshidori...
    And have spotted in garden centres this year a lot more ornamental prunus alongside it with different colour and size flowers while keeping the interesting structure of Kojo-no-mai like Oshidori which hadn't seen in the flesh that many times previously.
    And have spotted in garden centres this year a lot more ornamental prunus alongside it with different colour and size flowers while keeping the interesting structure of Kojo-no-mai like Oshidori which hadn't seen in the flesh that many times...
    And have spotted in garden centres this year a lot more ornamental prunus alongside it with different colour and size flowers while keeping the interesting structure of Kojo-no-mai like Oshidori...
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  8. Ergates
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  9. Deesidequine

    Solved DO you know this plant?

    That's interesting @Silver surfer. Quine is a fairly common surname on the Isle of Man.
    That's interesting @Silver surfer. Quine is a fairly common surname on the Isle of Man.
    That's interesting @Silver surfer. Quine is a fairly common surname on the Isle of Man.
    That's interesting @Silver surfer. Quine is a fairly common surname on the Isle of Man.
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  10. Passport1

    Solved What is this plant and why are the leaves (fronds) starting to die ?

    I agree, hippeastrum. Like most (or maybe all?) bulbs, the leaves die back when it's done it's stuff for the year.
    I agree, hippeastrum. Like most (or maybe all?) bulbs, the leaves die back when it's done it's stuff for the year.
    I agree, hippeastrum. Like most (or maybe all?) bulbs, the leaves die back when it's done it's stuff for the year.
    I agree, hippeastrum. Like most (or maybe all?) bulbs, the leaves die back when it's done it's stuff for the year.
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  11. Sheal

    Solved Something blue

    Thanks @micearguers, you've jogged my memory. :thumbsup: They were in pots until two years ago when I planted them out. I thought they'd died not having seen them last year.
    Thanks @micearguers, you've jogged my memory. :thumbsup: They were in pots until two years ago when I planted them out. I thought they'd died not having seen them last year.
    Thanks @micearguers, you've jogged my memory. :thumbsup: They were in pots until two years ago when I planted them out. I thought they'd died not having seen them last year.
    Thanks @micearguers, you've jogged my memory. :thumbsup: They were in pots until two years ago when I planted them out. I thought they'd died not having seen them last year.
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  12. BB3

    Can anyone identify this self see der

    One spur. Nemesia
    One spur. Nemesia
    One spur. Nemesia
    One spur. Nemesia
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  13. earlydaze

    Naming the enemy- ID help please

    I think mine probably came from Woolworths as well, probably in a mixed pack, when we first bought the house and I knew next to nothing about gardening but just bought what caught my eye (and was...
    I think mine probably came from Woolworths as well, probably in a mixed pack, when we first bought the house and I knew next to nothing about gardening but just bought what caught my eye (and was cheap enough 'cos most of the cash went on doing up the house and paying the mortgage - double...
    I think mine probably came from Woolworths as well, probably in a mixed pack, when we first bought the house and I knew next to nothing about gardening but just bought what caught my eye (and was cheap enough 'cos most of the cash went on doing...
    I think mine probably came from Woolworths as well, probably in a mixed pack, when we first bought the house and I knew next to nothing about gardening but just bought what caught my eye (and was...
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  14. Nutcracker South Somerset

    Mystery rhizome/tuber

    @JWK Heaving again here so will try to look at ours outdoors because didn't know that it could be grown in a pot. Always thought they had to be in the ground.
    @JWK Heaving again here so will try to look at ours outdoors because didn't know that it could be grown in a pot. Always thought they had to be in the ground.
    @JWK Heaving again here so will try to look at ours outdoors because didn't know that it could be grown in a pot. Always thought they had to be in the ground.
    @JWK Heaving again here so will try to look at ours outdoors because didn't know that it could be grown in a pot. Always thought they had to be in the ground.
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  15. Pink678

    Solved What is this large house plant? ID

    Wow, 10 metres - needs a hole in the ceiling! I'll let him know to think about repotting.
    Wow, 10 metres - needs a hole in the ceiling! I'll let him know to think about repotting.
    Wow, 10 metres - needs a hole in the ceiling! I'll let him know to think about repotting.
    Wow, 10 metres - needs a hole in the ceiling! I'll let him know to think about repotting.
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  16. Ergates

    Are these Hosta seedlings?

    I can't really tell as we now grow all ours by splitting them but from memory (not so good nowadays) I don't remember a single leaf stage :scratch:. Otherwise they do look somewhat like Hostas.
    I can't really tell as we now grow all ours by splitting them but from memory (not so good nowadays) I don't remember a single leaf stage :scratch:. Otherwise they do look somewhat like Hostas.
    I can't really tell as we now grow all ours by splitting them but from memory (not so good nowadays) I don't remember a single leaf stage :scratch:. Otherwise they do look somewhat like Hostas.
    I can't really tell as we now grow all ours by splitting them but from memory (not so good nowadays) I don't remember a single leaf stage :scratch:. Otherwise they do look somewhat like Hostas.
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  17. Billi

    Can I have an ID on this bulb please?

    Anyone's guess until it flowers.
    Anyone's guess until it flowers.
    Anyone's guess until it flowers.
    Anyone's guess until it flowers.
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  18. Tui34

    Solved What is this weed, please?

    Hi Many thanks for your reply, they certainly are in a dry south facing bed so it may be too dry for them. I also wondered if I haven’t planted them to the required depth. May try moving them to...
    Hi Many thanks for your reply, they certainly are in a dry south facing bed so it may be too dry for them. I also wondered if I haven’t planted them to the required depth. May try moving them to a less dry bed for next year. Thanks again. Head now held high!!
    Hi Many thanks for your reply, they certainly are in a dry south facing bed so it may be too dry for them. I also wondered if I haven’t planted them to the required depth. May try moving them to a less dry bed for next year. Thanks again. Head...
    Hi Many thanks for your reply, they certainly are in a dry south facing bed so it may be too dry for them. I also wondered if I haven’t planted them to the required depth. May try moving them to...
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  19. MrHappyDays

    Solved Is this a mulberry ?

    Ah it may be a buddleia - plant identifier on iPhone says it’s a butterfly bush ie buddleia .
    Ah it may be a buddleia - plant identifier on iPhone says it’s a butterfly bush ie buddleia .
    Ah it may be a buddleia - plant identifier on iPhone says it’s a butterfly bush ie buddleia .
    Ah it may be a buddleia - plant identifier on iPhone says it’s a butterfly bush ie buddleia .
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  20. MrHappyDays

    Is this a salvia?

    If it is Salvia Hotlips, the leaves will definitely smell .
    If it is Salvia Hotlips, the leaves will definitely smell .
    If it is Salvia Hotlips, the leaves will definitely smell .
    If it is Salvia Hotlips, the leaves will definitely smell .
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