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  1. Darren Strange

    Solved Help identifying some succulents

    Where abouts are you Darren? Semperviviums are a good hardy clump forming plant, and a couple of the Aloes are also pretty hardy. Yopu could try Aloe stiata , or Aloe aristata.
    Where abouts are you Darren? Semperviviums are a good hardy clump forming plant, and a couple of the Aloes are also pretty hardy. Yopu could try Aloe stiata , or Aloe aristata.
    Where abouts are you Darren? Semperviviums are a good hardy clump forming plant, and a couple of the Aloes are also pretty hardy. Yopu could try Aloe stiata , or Aloe aristata.
    Where abouts are you Darren? Semperviviums are a good hardy clump forming plant, and a couple of the Aloes are also pretty hardy. Yopu could try Aloe stiata , or Aloe aristata.
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  2. Selleri

    Solved What is this tiny invader please?

    It is a bit of a weed.
    It is a bit of a weed.
    It is a bit of a weed.
    It is a bit of a weed.
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  3. Ricky187

    Solved Help identifying some plants

    That's great. Thank you.
    That's great. Thank you.
    That's great. Thank you.
    That's great. Thank you.
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  4. shiney

    Solved Another I.D.

    The pink is not the flower colour it is what you say just the outer covering
    The pink is not the flower colour it is what you say just the outer covering
    The pink is not the flower colour it is what you say just the outer covering
    The pink is not the flower colour it is what you say just the outer covering
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  5. Jasmine star

    Solved ID & is it invasive.

    I agree and it's much more invasive than pseudacorus as it spreads very easily from the red seeds - especially as the birds do a good job of spreading them. :doh:
    I agree and it's much more invasive than pseudacorus as it spreads very easily from the red seeds - especially as the birds do a good job of spreading them. :doh:
    I agree and it's much more invasive than pseudacorus as it spreads very easily from the red seeds - especially as the birds do a good job of spreading them. :doh:
    I agree and it's much more invasive than pseudacorus as it spreads very easily from the red seeds - especially as the birds do a good job of spreading them. :doh:
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  6. Kevin Cowans

    Iris Identification

    Hello allMy Iris' have flowered for the first time since they were planted in 2019.Can someone please identify it for me?I think it is English Iris but am not totally sure.Here it is:...
    Hello allMy Iris' have flowered for the first time since they were planted in 2019.Can someone please identify it for me?I think it is English Iris but am not totally sure.Here it is:Thanks in advanceKevin
    Hello allMy Iris' have flowered for the first time since they were planted in 2019.Can someone please identify it for me?I think it is English Iris but am not totally sure.Here it is:Thanks in advanceKevin
    Hello allMy Iris' have flowered for the first time since they were planted in 2019.Can someone please identify it for me?I think it is English Iris but am not totally sure.Here it is:...
    2021-06-14T11:51:54+01:00.JPEG
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  7. Jowo

    Solved I. D please

    Last year our local NT property used it in one of their beds instead of the usual formal mass bedding. As most of their gardeners were furloughed it was the longest flowering plant in the gardens...
    Last year our local NT property used it in one of their beds instead of the usual formal mass bedding. As most of their gardeners were furloughed it was the longest flowering plant in the gardens and smothered with bees.
    Last year our local NT property used it in one of their beds instead of the usual formal mass bedding. As most of their gardeners were furloughed it was the longest flowering plant in the gardens and smothered with bees.
    Last year our local NT property used it in one of their beds instead of the usual formal mass bedding. As most of their gardeners were furloughed it was the longest flowering plant in the gardens...
    IMG_20210612_153045.jpg IMG_20210612_153038.jpg PHACELIA  TANACETIFOLIA 18-07-2015 14-46-28.JPG PHACELIA  TANACETIFOLIA 24-07-2018 17-59-57.JPG PHACELIA  TANACETIFOLIA 24-07-2018 18-01-23.JPG PHACELIA  TANACETIFOLIA 24-08-2019 15-09-52.JPG
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  8. shiney

    Solved Just got this photo from a cousin for I.D.

    Thanks very much :thumbsup:
    Thanks very much :thumbsup:
    Thanks very much :thumbsup:
    Thanks very much :thumbsup:
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  9. Mr Wimpy

    Solved Growing on my garage roof

    I was going to take them down but maybe I'll leave them alone now.The only problem is that Magpies keep picking at the moss they are rooting in. Looking for insect larvae I suppose.
    I was going to take them down but maybe I'll leave them alone now.The only problem is that Magpies keep picking at the moss they are rooting in. Looking for insect larvae I suppose.
    I was going to take them down but maybe I'll leave them alone now.The only problem is that Magpies keep picking at the moss they are rooting in. Looking for insect larvae I suppose.
    I was going to take them down but maybe I'll leave them alone now.The only problem is that Magpies keep picking at the moss they are rooting in. Looking for insect larvae I suppose.
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  10. Mitramonday

    Please help...before I "go off on one"?!

    9 is a daff and 10 is a tulip.
    9 is a daff and 10 is a tulip.
    9 is a daff and 10 is a tulip.
    9 is a daff and 10 is a tulip.
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  11. wiseowl

    Solved I D Please

    I think I have made a mistake putting it in several large pots if I cut them down later on in the year I could replant them in my wildlife garden
    I think I have made a mistake putting it in several large pots if I cut them down later on in the year I could replant them in my wildlife garden
    I think I have made a mistake putting it in several large pots if I cut them down later on in the year I could replant them in my wildlife garden
    I think I have made a mistake putting it in several large pots if I cut them down later on in the year I could replant them in my wildlife garden
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  12. Melody

    Solved Does anyone know what these are please?

    Looks like fungus gnats larvae. Usual cause is keeping the compost too wet.
    Looks like fungus gnats larvae. Usual cause is keeping the compost too wet.
    Looks like fungus gnats larvae. Usual cause is keeping the compost too wet.
    Looks like fungus gnats larvae. Usual cause is keeping the compost too wet.
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  13. hailbopp

    Solved I cannot remember what this plant is.

    Oh!:). It is under a very large Olearia Macrodonta, so gets a fair amount of shade, perhaps it is more a moisture issue? I have had the plant for maybe 4 years. It has at least doubled in size but...
    Oh!:). It is under a very large Olearia Macrodonta, so gets a fair amount of shade, perhaps it is more a moisture issue? I have had the plant for maybe 4 years. It has at least doubled in size but very few flowers sadly.I read it does not like to be moved so maybe I will just live in hope!
    Oh!:). It is under a very large Olearia Macrodonta, so gets a fair amount of shade, perhaps it is more a moisture issue? I have had the plant for maybe 4 years. It has at least doubled in size but very few flowers sadly.I read it does not like to...
    Oh!:). It is under a very large Olearia Macrodonta, so gets a fair amount of shade, perhaps it is more a moisture issue? I have had the plant for maybe 4 years. It has at least doubled in size but...
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  14. mazambo

    Solved Scattered seeds.

    Thanks @Scrungee
    Thanks @Scrungee
    Thanks @Scrungee
    Thanks @Scrungee
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  15. Ricky187

    Solved Help identifying garden plant

    Thank you mazambo, but yes I do. I am in the middle of the orange orchards so nothing nearby and I certainly don't need another that large. That was in November rain after it had been cut back...
    Thank you mazambo, but yes I do. I am in the middle of the orange orchards so nothing nearby and I certainly don't need another that large. That was in November rain after it had been cut back in September!
    Thank you mazambo, but yes I do. I am in the middle of the orange orchards so nothing nearby and I certainly don't need another that large. That was in November rain after it had been cut back in September!
    Thank you mazambo, but yes I do. I am in the middle of the orange orchards so nothing nearby and I certainly don't need another that large. That was in November rain after it had been cut back...
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  16. trogre

    Fuschia Identification.

    Many Thanks @ricky101
    Many Thanks @ricky101
    Many Thanks @ricky101
    Many Thanks @ricky101
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    3
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  17. David Kearley

    Solved ID? Any ideas :)

    My apologies, thanks for the heads-up. :)
    My apologies, thanks for the heads-up. :)
    My apologies, thanks for the heads-up. :)
    My apologies, thanks for the heads-up. :)
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  18. mazambo

    Solved Borage?

    @Fai & @Janet mahay thanks, I sprinkled a handful of mixed seeds borage among them so I'm 100% certain it's borage from your input.
    @Fai & @Janet mahay thanks, I sprinkled a handful of mixed seeds borage among them so I'm 100% certain it's borage from your input.
    @Fai & @Janet mahay thanks, I sprinkled a handful of mixed seeds borage among them so I'm 100% certain it's borage from your input.
    @Fai & @Janet mahay thanks, I sprinkled a handful of mixed seeds borage among them so I'm 100% certain it's borage from your input.
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  19. David_eric57

    Solved Please Help Identify this Plant/Weed

    Thank you silver surfer and for your suggestion too.
    Thank you silver surfer and for your suggestion too.
    Thank you silver surfer and for your suggestion too.
    Thank you silver surfer and for your suggestion too.
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  20. Jasmine star

    Solved ID please.

    Brilliant @luis_pr thank you so much for explaining in such detail. This will help massively with my other hydrangea too :love30: I shall do as directed and see how I go. I'm really willing it to do well.
    Brilliant @luis_pr thank you so much for explaining in such detail. This will help massively with my other hydrangea too :love30: I shall do as directed and see how I go. I'm really willing it to do well.
    Brilliant @luis_pr thank you so much for explaining in such detail. This will help massively with my other hydrangea too :love30: I shall do as directed and see how I go. I'm really willing it to do well.
    Brilliant @luis_pr thank you so much for explaining in such detail. This will help massively with my other hydrangea too :love30: I shall do as directed and see how I go. I'm really willing it to do well.
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