Identification Area

Thanks Guys, That list Nigel is amazing. Thanks for the advice. And to watch out in case they nip you.

If you go walking footpaths on Rothschilds' lands, look out for Cherry/Mirabelle Plums in the hedgerows. They were historically grown in their hedges, and included in many native mixes used in their hedgerows planted about 25 years ago, providing good foraging (if they don't cut them every year).

Good morning @noisette47 my dear friend and thank you for your ID it is very much appreciated If I could have put more than one rating I would have chosen Friendly/Like and funny enjoy your day and stay safe

Yes, looks like the pink form of Hyacinthoides hispanica to me.Nick

Hi noisette a good tip i try that i also looked on web and it said Using matches as fertilizer . When you water your potted plants regularly, the moisture in the soil will dissolve the match heads over time, gradually releasing sulfur, phosphorous, and magnesium to nourish your plants. Thanks

@Clare G ,..'tulip-aware',..,..i like that remark,..thank you again.

Both flowers are off the same plant I think you're right though. it is a meadow buttercup Is it wise to keep it in the border? By that I mean can it be a menace.Just want to also say thank you everyone for your help

Bill Wallis? Used to be one of the best blues available Been a bit overshadowed recently by the likes of Rozanne...

It looks really similar.

this will be interesting it's identical to my seedlings of what I thought was erynigum or a cyclamen I too have them coming up in a pot which usually has contained daffs ????????????

Thanks All. I thought they were Cluster flies at first too, but apparently Cluster flies overlap their wings when they are resting? But these don't.I've purchased a fly trap which I'll get out there in the summer and hopefully that'll help control the population, as I don't fancy getting the...

Thank you. Need to dig it all up and turf it again. That willowherb pops up everywhere

Thanks all for the info. I think I will try and plant some small evergreens in the bare patch areas in an effort to 'fill' out the bare patches, and see if that works.......

Hmm! Rhododendrons. I thought I had it sorted but now not sure.All Azaleas are technically/botanically Rhododendrons. But not all Rhododendrons are azaleas!There are named species as well as named hybrids and cultivars. This is just a suggestion..based on the leaves, pink buds,shape of...

You could be right maybe fever few as did have a small plant dropped by birds on the other side of the garden few years ago it only grew once and never came back but this year it looks like it might have appeared on the otherside of the garden so easy sometimes to forget what plants look like...

Sorbus aria Lutescens...common name Whitebeam.sorbus aria lutescens - Recherche Google

Only joking Pete, but thanks for the advise, we have a new garden and I noticed this plant dotted around the garden