Identification Area

I would think Rudbeckia at this time of year. They always manage to put some colour in your garden when most things are past their best.

Good stuff...........all correct,I think this kind of exersize does the old brain good,just to refresh our memories...........well mine anyway. Butchers Broom....... Ruscus Aculeatus. Aucuba japonica. Skimmea japonica.

F.perscandens was bought in growth from Burncoose. Not cheap, but it was a good sized and mature plant, not a first year cutting. An online contact in New Zealand sent me the seeds for F.procumbens. I can have a look to see if I still have the seeds for the variegated form if you want. ...

I have now lost interest in this shrub completely, especially since I can buy the berries cheaply!

:thumb: Yes I was quite surprised to find it all out too shiney, but yes I think I would move it though.. :D

Ouch

Maybe check to see if there are spines underneath first and thereby avoid the possible experience?If you rubbed the leaves and the vapours got you high, would you saying to a policeman "hey man, it was in good faith" get you off?

thanks pete

Polish Spirit is Vodka, that's what attracted you, lolimac!!!

It was that or a multi barrelled pea shooter :D

Sheal in 10 years it only produced many many flowers from late July Aug as the pic shows but never a berrie not even small ones .

It is Kalanchoe, didn't look close enough, should have noticed the stem was round not square.

Blast ... was expecting to be enlightened :( FWIW I bought 100 each of about 5 different coloured labels. I put them in pots to "identify them", so if I have just 3 or 4 of something (pricked out seedlings, rooted cuttings, ...) that I have put in small pots (say) I label one properly, and...

Yes also agree it is Blackberry

Well, finally the mystery has been solved. A big thanks to you all. I've been able find some specific care info so it's really helped

Thanks dendy, thats great :D

Hmmm, i'll try not watering it til it's dried out a little and see if it improves any! Cheers for the info!

I know JWK, I wouldn't eat anything unless certain. I am waiting, most likely in vain, for my shiitake mushrooms to sprout, they're on a birch trunk, I hope they do grow though

Hello there, The fuschia looks the same as one that is in my garden. This was already here and established when we moved in last year. I think it is called 'White Knights Pearl '. It has a quite vigarous growth and the lady that lived here before us was named ' Pearl ' hence my thinking that...