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  1. adamadamant

    shrub ID please

    Agreed.
    Agreed.
    Agreed.
    Agreed.
    image0.jpeg upload_2025-7-21_13-30-41.png PILEOSTEGIA VIBURNOIDES 04-09-2009 13-05-22.JPG PILEOSTEGIA VIBURNOIDES 21-09-2010 15-49-24.JPG PILEOSTEGIA VIBURNOIDES 21-09-2010 15-51-03.JPG PILEOSTEGIA VIBURNOIDES 21-09-2010 15-51-23.JPG
    adamadamant, Jul 21, 2025
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    Silver surfer
    Jul 21, 2025
  2. Danielle1

    Strange white deposits!

    This was inside a closed cabinet (and there was a LOT of it!) so we ruled out any sort of bird early on. Even though we have tons of Sparrows elsewhere in the garden.... definitely think it's the...
    This was inside a closed cabinet (and there was a LOT of it!) so we ruled out any sort of bird early on. Even though we have tons of Sparrows elsewhere in the garden.... definitely think it's the slugs :DBest wishes Danielle
    This was inside a closed cabinet (and there was a LOT of it!) so we ruled out any sort of bird early on. Even though we have tons of Sparrows elsewhere in the garden.... definitely think it's the slugs :DBest wishes Danielle
    This was inside a closed cabinet (and there was a LOT of it!) so we ruled out any sort of bird early on. Even though we have tons of Sparrows elsewhere in the garden.... definitely think it's the...
    Danielle1, Mar 30, 2025
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    Danielle1
    Jul 21, 2025
  3. Pushkin

    Solved Plant ID please TIA

    Ailanthus mostly spreads by suckers in the UK, but with warmer summers I've noticed more ripe seed being set. Just had a big one cut down it the neighbours garden, even the tree surgeon thought...
    Ailanthus mostly spreads by suckers in the UK, but with warmer summers I've noticed more ripe seed being set. Just had a big one cut down it the neighbours garden, even the tree surgeon thought it was Black Walnut until I pointed it out to him.I think the OP is probably ash, unless there is...
    Ailanthus mostly spreads by suckers in the UK, but with warmer summers I've noticed more ripe seed being set. Just had a big one cut down it the neighbours garden, even the tree surgeon thought it was Black Walnut until I pointed it out to...
    Ailanthus mostly spreads by suckers in the UK, but with warmer summers I've noticed more ripe seed being set. Just had a big one cut down it the neighbours garden, even the tree surgeon thought...
    Pushkin, Jul 16, 2025
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    pete
    Jul 20, 2025
  4. machtucker

    What is this plant?

    Dymo still makes an embossing labeller - the Dymo Omega. You can find it on Amazon and Ebay. It doesn't have very good reviews on Amazon though and there are a couple of rival brands that seem...
    Dymo still makes an embossing labeller - the Dymo Omega. You can find it on Amazon and Ebay. It doesn't have very good reviews on Amazon though and there are a couple of rival brands that seem better rated. E.g.Amazon.co.uk
    Dymo still makes an embossing labeller - the Dymo Omega. You can find it on Amazon and Ebay. It doesn't have very good reviews on Amazon though and there are a couple of rival brands that seem better rated. E.g.Amazon.co.uk
    Dymo still makes an embossing labeller - the Dymo Omega. You can find it on Amazon and Ebay. It doesn't have very good reviews on Amazon though and there are a couple of rival brands that seem...
    machtucker, Jul 8, 2025 ... 2
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    Escarpment
    Jul 16, 2025
  5. Han0110

    Tree Identification

    These are the sort of questions you need to ask an expert, who could potentially help with the wording of the planning permission. Some years ago the local council here told me that my large...
    These are the sort of questions you need to ask an expert, who could potentially help with the wording of the planning permission. Some years ago the local council here told me that my large spruces had to remain as they were part of "the amenity skyline". In 2022 it cost me £2500 to have 8...
    These are the sort of questions you need to ask an expert, who could potentially help with the wording of the planning permission. Some years ago the local council here told me that my large spruces had to remain as they were part of "the amenity...
    These are the sort of questions you need to ask an expert, who could potentially help with the wording of the planning permission. Some years ago the local council here told me that my large...
    Han0110, Jul 14, 2025 ... 2
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    NigelJ
    Jul 14, 2025
  6. TheMadHedger

    Antirrhinum with broad, feathery leaves?

    We've all been there TheMadHedger. :)
    We've all been there TheMadHedger. :)
    We've all been there TheMadHedger. :)
    We've all been there TheMadHedger. :)
    TheMadHedger, Jul 13, 2025
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    Sheal
    Jul 14, 2025
  7. Kitty52

    What are these plants please?

    Yes the leaves don't look right. But there has been a lot of variations with some having broader leaves. But looks more like a Fuchsia at this stage. The new name sounds a bit weedy!
    Yes the leaves don't look right. But there has been a lot of variations with some having broader leaves. But looks more like a Fuchsia at this stage. The new name sounds a bit weedy!
    Yes the leaves don't look right. But there has been a lot of variations with some having broader leaves. But looks more like a Fuchsia at this stage. The new name sounds a bit weedy!
    Yes the leaves don't look right. But there has been a lot of variations with some having broader leaves. But looks more like a Fuchsia at this stage. The new name sounds a bit weedy!
    Kitty52, Jun 29, 2025 ... 2
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    The Eden
    Jul 11, 2025
  8. simone_in_wiltshire

    Solved Shrub ID, please

    Totally agree, but I had to trust OH who said it’s a red magnolia. I’m no expert in magnolias. Sorry for confusion.
    Totally agree, but I had to trust OH who said it’s a red magnolia. I’m no expert in magnolias. Sorry for confusion.
    Totally agree, but I had to trust OH who said it’s a red magnolia. I’m no expert in magnolias. Sorry for confusion.
    Totally agree, but I had to trust OH who said it’s a red magnolia. I’m no expert in magnolias. Sorry for confusion.
    simone_in_wiltshire, Jul 7, 2025
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    simone_in_wiltshire
    Jul 8, 2025
  9. AnniD

    Solved Is this fasciation ?

    I am so delighted that you followwed through and contacted Jonathan. Thank you for doing that. How kind of him to reply so quickly. Now we know. Not something I have heard about. Every day is a...
    I am so delighted that you followwed through and contacted Jonathan. Thank you for doing that. How kind of him to reply so quickly. Now we know. Not something I have heard about. Every day is a school day! It causes really weird flowers..see pics.aster yellows disease - Recherche GoogleOh...
    I am so delighted that you followwed through and contacted Jonathan. Thank you for doing that. How kind of him to reply so quickly. Now we know. Not something I have heard about. Every day is a school day! It causes really weird flowers..see...
    I am so delighted that you followwed through and contacted Jonathan. Thank you for doing that. How kind of him to reply so quickly. Now we know. Not something I have heard about. Every day is a...
    AnniD, Jul 2, 2025
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    Silver surfer
    Jul 7, 2025
  10. martinlest

    Solved Can anyone identify this exactly?

    Aril is just one of those odd things I remember that I don't really need to know, as berry works fine. There are a small few that might find it interesting but for the majority it pretty...
    Aril is just one of those odd things I remember that I don't really need to know, as berry works fine. There are a small few that might find it interesting but for the majority it pretty pointless. It's similar to knowing that roses have prickles rather than thorns but again it makes no real...
    Aril is just one of those odd things I remember that I don't really need to know, as berry works fine. There are a small few that might find it interesting but for the majority it pretty pointless. It's similar to knowing that roses have prickles...
    Aril is just one of those odd things I remember that I don't really need to know, as berry works fine. There are a small few that might find it interesting but for the majority it pretty...
    martinlest, Sep 18, 2024 ... 2
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    Thevictorian
    Jul 7, 2025
  11. Snorky85

    Apple tree variety

    It could be a Bramley. On the other hand, it might be something else. Best to let it grow and ripen and then see if it looks like a Bramley and if it does look like a Bramley, cook it and see if...
    It could be a Bramley. On the other hand, it might be something else. Best to let it grow and ripen and then see if it looks like a Bramley and if it does look like a Bramley, cook it and see if it tastes like a Bramley.The main thing is, if you like it, you’re happy. :)
    It could be a Bramley. On the other hand, it might be something else. Best to let it grow and ripen and then see if it looks like a Bramley and if it does look like a Bramley, cook it and see if it tastes like a Bramley.The main thing is, if...
    It could be a Bramley. On the other hand, it might be something else. Best to let it grow and ripen and then see if it looks like a Bramley and if it does look like a Bramley, cook it and see if...
    Snorky85, Jul 6, 2025
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    Tidemark
    Jul 6, 2025
  12. Millie16

    Staghorn sumac??

    It could eventually have viable seed but probably best to wait at least until late summer or autumn to be sure they are ripe . Its not something I have grown so just applying general thoughts.
    It could eventually have viable seed but probably best to wait at least until late summer or autumn to be sure they are ripe . Its not something I have grown so just applying general thoughts.
    It could eventually have viable seed but probably best to wait at least until late summer or autumn to be sure they are ripe . Its not something I have grown so just applying general thoughts.
    It could eventually have viable seed but probably best to wait at least until late summer or autumn to be sure they are ripe . Its not something I have grown so just applying general thoughts.
    Millie16, Jul 3, 2025
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    pete
    Jul 5, 2025
  13. Sian in Belgium

    Solved SOLVED Which hydrangea is this?

    Perfect! Thank you!
    Perfect! Thank you!
    Perfect! Thank you!
    Perfect! Thank you!
    Sian in Belgium, Jun 28, 2025
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    Sian in Belgium
    Jun 28, 2025
  14. Matthew Sampson

    Solved What type of tree is this please?

    Well it's definitely not any of the others in that list!
    Well it's definitely not any of the others in that list!
    Well it's definitely not any of the others in that list!
    Well it's definitely not any of the others in that list!
    Matthew Sampson, Jun 22, 2025
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    JennyJB
    Jun 26, 2025
  15. Millie16

    Solved What’s this ?

    Our deutzias grow very big but don't know what variety.
    Our deutzias grow very big but don't know what variety.
    Our deutzias grow very big but don't know what variety.
    Our deutzias grow very big but don't know what variety.
    Millie16, Jun 25, 2025
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    shiney
    Jun 25, 2025
  16. Humberboy

    Is this Skunk Cabbage

    Agree, definitely not skunk cabbage, leaves aren’t right.
    Agree, definitely not skunk cabbage, leaves aren’t right.
    Agree, definitely not skunk cabbage, leaves aren’t right.
    Agree, definitely not skunk cabbage, leaves aren’t right.
    Humberboy, Jun 24, 2025
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    Ergates
    Jun 25, 2025
  17. Richg

    Solved Identify this tree!

    This garden in Forfar. Scotland had 4 female trees in a tiny space!Other pics show a magnificent old specimens.
    This garden in Forfar. Scotland had 4 female trees in a tiny space!Other pics show a magnificent old specimens.
    This garden in Forfar. Scotland had 4 female trees in a tiny space!Other pics show a magnificent old specimens.
    This garden in Forfar. Scotland had 4 female trees in a tiny space!Other pics show a magnificent old specimens.
    IMG_20250618_164217.jpg 017.JPG 015.JPG 016.JPG upload_2025-6-20_19-21-41.jpeg ARAUCARIA ARAUCANA FOUR FEMALE FORFAR 03-06-2016 16-07-27.JPG
    Richg, Jun 19, 2025 ... 2
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    Silver surfer
    Jun 22, 2025
  18. AndyBLeeds

    ID this weed please?

    Spray with weed killer it will kill the roots.
    Spray with weed killer it will kill the roots.
    Spray with weed killer it will kill the roots.
    Spray with weed killer it will kill the roots.
    AndyBLeeds, Jun 21, 2025
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    waterbut
    Jun 21, 2025
  19. zebrina

    Solved plant id please

    I'm sure it's Phlox paniculata
    I'm sure it's Phlox paniculata
    I'm sure it's Phlox paniculata
    I'm sure it's Phlox paniculata
    zebrina, Apr 27, 2025
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    Michael Hewett
    Jun 20, 2025
  20. trogre

    Extra Seeds With Vebena

    Thank for your input.I will grow on seperately to see what becomes of them. At the moment they sound like weeds but we never know
    Thank for your input.I will grow on seperately to see what becomes of them. At the moment they sound like weeds but we never know
    Thank for your input.I will grow on seperately to see what becomes of them. At the moment they sound like weeds but we never know
    Thank for your input.I will grow on seperately to see what becomes of them. At the moment they sound like weeds but we never know
    trogre, Jun 20, 2025
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    trogre
    Jun 20, 2025
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