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  1. Kevin Cowans

    Could someone please identify this plant for me?

    Last photo nailed it. Definitely a hose pipe.:biggrin:
    Last photo nailed it. Definitely a hose pipe.:biggrin:
    Last photo nailed it. Definitely a hose pipe.:biggrin:
    Last photo nailed it. Definitely a hose pipe.:biggrin:
    Kevin Cowans, Mar 17, 2021
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    pete
    Mar 31, 2021
  2. Victoria

    Unknown Plant

    Flower opened today, so will plant it in the lower rockery to hopefully seed there as it is not my sort of plant ...
    Flower opened today, so will plant it in the lower rockery to hopefully seed there as it is not my sort of plant ...
    Flower opened today, so will plant it in the lower rockery to hopefully seed there as it is not my sort of plant ...
    Flower opened today, so will plant it in the lower rockery to hopefully seed there as it is not my sort of plant ...
    Unknown1 28 Jan.jpg Unknown1 28 Jan(1).jpg upload_2021-1-28_16-54-42.jpeg Hibiscus Trionium.jpg
    Victoria, Jan 28, 2021 ... 2
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    Victoria
    Mar 28, 2021
  3. Piggins

    Is this a Skimmia Japonica?

    That's the one -- brilliant. Thanks to you all for your help.
    That's the one -- brilliant. Thanks to you all for your help.
    That's the one -- brilliant. Thanks to you all for your help.
    That's the one -- brilliant. Thanks to you all for your help.
    Piggins, Mar 27, 2021
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    Piggins
    Mar 27, 2021
  4. nikirushka

    ID please

    We planted Libertia peregrinans in old garden. It was VERY happy. Spread by roots. Years later spent over 2 days pulling it all out.Others well behaved/clump forming. Pics above Libertia...
    We planted Libertia peregrinans in old garden. It was VERY happy. Spread by roots. Years later spent over 2 days pulling it all out.Others well behaved/clump forming. Pics above Libertia Amazing Grace.
    We planted Libertia peregrinans in old garden. It was VERY happy. Spread by roots. Years later spent over 2 days pulling it all out.Others well behaved/clump forming. Pics above Libertia Amazing Grace.
    We planted Libertia peregrinans in old garden. It was VERY happy. Spread by roots. Years later spent over 2 days pulling it all out.Others well behaved/clump forming. Pics above Libertia...
    20210316_114700.jpg IMG_20210316_114401.jpg Libertia.JPG LIBERTIA AMAZING GRACE 18-05-2009 17-27-14.JPG LIBERTIA AMAZING GRACE 21-05-2009 19-36-30.JPG
    nikirushka, Mar 16, 2021
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    Silver surfer
    Mar 23, 2021
  5. Palustris

    Unknown Shrub

    Must be, but the leaves are far smaller than any of the Buxus we have grown before. Thanks.
    Must be, but the leaves are far smaller than any of the Buxus we have grown before. Thanks.
    Must be, but the leaves are far smaller than any of the Buxus we have grown before. Thanks.
    Must be, but the leaves are far smaller than any of the Buxus we have grown before. Thanks.
    Palustris, Mar 20, 2021
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    Palustris
    Mar 21, 2021
  6. Maxkolonko

    Please help to identify this

    Hi It could be a Japanese anemone
    Hi It could be a Japanese anemone
    Hi It could be a Japanese anemone
    Hi It could be a Japanese anemone
    Maxkolonko, Mar 16, 2021
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    Logan
    Mar 16, 2021
  7. Snorky85

    couple of IDs required please

    I've tried them overwinter ( Amistad ) outside and they did survive the winter in my most free draining border , only problem then is the slugs like the young shoots so it had to be removed and...
    I've tried them overwinter ( Amistad ) outside and they did survive the winter in my most free draining border , only problem then is the slugs like the young shoots so it had to be removed and grown on anyway . It would of surely died this winter if they were outside, I ma a tad worried about...
    I've tried them overwinter ( Amistad ) outside and they did survive the winter in my most free draining border , only problem then is the slugs like the young shoots so it had to be removed and grown on anyway . It would of surely died this...
    I've tried them overwinter ( Amistad ) outside and they did survive the winter in my most free draining border , only problem then is the slugs like the young shoots so it had to be removed and...
    Snorky85, Mar 13, 2021
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    Perki
    Mar 13, 2021
  8. Kevin Cowans

    Solved Could someone please identify this small shrub?

    Not another name change :rolleyespink:
    Not another name change :rolleyespink:
    Not another name change :rolleyespink:
    Not another name change :rolleyespink:
    Kevin Cowans, Mar 11, 2021
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    Perki
    Mar 11, 2021
  9. Victoria

    Solved They grow like wildfire. ID please.

    I'd say Olive too. Seedlings might not look exactly like the parent tree, and birds or animals could be moving the pits around?
    I'd say Olive too. Seedlings might not look exactly like the parent tree, and birds or animals could be moving the pits around?
    I'd say Olive too. Seedlings might not look exactly like the parent tree, and birds or animals could be moving the pits around?
    I'd say Olive too. Seedlings might not look exactly like the parent tree, and birds or animals could be moving the pits around?
    Victoria, Mar 6, 2021
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    noisette47
    Mar 6, 2021
  10. blackstart

    Solved Bonsai id please

    Ahh, berries as well. She will be a very happy bunny if her plant has those. Thanks again S.Blackstart
    Ahh, berries as well. She will be a very happy bunny if her plant has those. Thanks again S.Blackstart
    Ahh, berries as well. She will be a very happy bunny if her plant has those. Thanks again S.Blackstart
    Ahh, berries as well. She will be a very happy bunny if her plant has those. Thanks again S.Blackstart
    blackstart, Mar 3, 2021
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    blackstart
    Mar 5, 2021
  11. Max6389

    Solved ID please picture from May/June

    I was going to change it, but was only taking a few minutes break from lining papering a ceiling and forgot all about it.
    I was going to change it, but was only taking a few minutes break from lining papering a ceiling and forgot all about it.
    I was going to change it, but was only taking a few minutes break from lining papering a ceiling and forgot all about it.
    I was going to change it, but was only taking a few minutes break from lining papering a ceiling and forgot all about it.
    Max6389, Mar 1, 2021
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    Scrungee
    Mar 2, 2021
  12. Jasmine star

    Solved ID please

    Thanks @Silver surfer . :dbgrtmb: would I be ok moving it after its flowered?
    Thanks @Silver surfer . :dbgrtmb: would I be ok moving it after its flowered?
    Thanks @Silver surfer . :dbgrtmb: would I be ok moving it after its flowered?
    Thanks @Silver surfer . :dbgrtmb: would I be ok moving it after its flowered?
    Jasmine star, Mar 1, 2021
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    Jasmine star
    Mar 1, 2021
  13. Upsydaisy

    Solved Can anyone put a name on these please.

    I don't like the scent but like the plant. :blue thumb:
    I don't like the scent but like the plant. :blue thumb:
    I don't like the scent but like the plant. :blue thumb:
    I don't like the scent but like the plant. :blue thumb:
    Upsydaisy, Feb 23, 2021
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    shiney
    Feb 24, 2021
  14. Kegster

    Solved Seed head ID please.

    Looks fine for Fritillaria. Pics show Fritillaria meleagris.
    Looks fine for Fritillaria. Pics show Fritillaria meleagris.
    Looks fine for Fritillaria. Pics show Fritillaria meleagris.
    Looks fine for Fritillaria. Pics show Fritillaria meleagris.
    B886F3A8-C006-4A35-8CFD-7D4070D9E692.jpeg FRITILLARIA MELEAGRIS 06-06-2010 11-51-35.jpg FRITILLARIA MELEAGRIS 06-06-2010 11-51-55.jpg FRITILLARIA MELEAGRIS 06-06-2010 11-52-20.jpg FRITILLARIA MELEAGRIS 06-06-2010 11-53-16.jpg FRITILLARIA MELEAGRIS 09-04-2007 15-21-35.JPG
    Kegster, Feb 15, 2021
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    Silver surfer
    Feb 15, 2021
  15. Max6389

    Solved Plant ID please

    Cordyline australis, a cabbage palm. Not really a palm and loads of info on the interweb about them. They actually self seed in my garden
    Cordyline australis, a cabbage palm. Not really a palm and loads of info on the interweb about them. They actually self seed in my garden
    Cordyline australis, a cabbage palm. Not really a palm and loads of info on the interweb about them. They actually self seed in my garden
    Cordyline australis, a cabbage palm. Not really a palm and loads of info on the interweb about them. They actually self seed in my garden
    Max6389, Feb 13, 2021
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    flounder
    Feb 13, 2021
  16. Snorky85

    Solved Strange marks in the snow

    A very useful book. Mammals of Britain. Their tracks,trails and signs. M.J.Lawrence & R.W.Brown. ISBN.0 7137 0659.
    A very useful book. Mammals of Britain. Their tracks,trails and signs. M.J.Lawrence & R.W.Brown. ISBN.0 7137 0659.
    A very useful book. Mammals of Britain. Their tracks,trails and signs. M.J.Lawrence & R.W.Brown. ISBN.0 7137 0659.
    A very useful book. Mammals of Britain. Their tracks,trails and signs. M.J.Lawrence & R.W.Brown. ISBN.0 7137 0659.
    Snorky85, Feb 8, 2021
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    Mike Allen
    Feb 11, 2021
  17. rustyroots

    Solved These are popping up everywhere.

    Thanks all. I don’t think I will risk eating it and will get rid of it. Didn’t want to get rid if it was something like forget me not ( no such luck).Rusty
    Thanks all. I don’t think I will risk eating it and will get rid of it. Didn’t want to get rid if it was something like forget me not ( no such luck).Rusty
    Thanks all. I don’t think I will risk eating it and will get rid of it. Didn’t want to get rid if it was something like forget me not ( no such luck).Rusty
    Thanks all. I don’t think I will risk eating it and will get rid of it. Didn’t want to get rid if it was something like forget me not ( no such luck).Rusty
    rustyroots, Feb 8, 2021
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    rustyroots
    Feb 9, 2021
  18. shiney

    A relation has asked for an I.D.

    Thanks both :blue thumb:I thought about that but am not sure about the leaves :scratch:@Silver surfer I don't know whether you have any expertise in succulents? :)
    Thanks both :blue thumb:I thought about that but am not sure about the leaves :scratch:@Silver surfer I don't know whether you have any expertise in succulents? :)
    Thanks both :blue thumb:I thought about that but am not sure about the leaves :scratch:@Silver surfer I don't know whether you have any expertise in succulents? :)
    Thanks both :blue thumb:I thought about that but am not sure about the leaves :scratch:@Silver surfer I don't know whether you have any expertise in succulents? :)
    shiney, Feb 8, 2021
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    shiney
    Feb 9, 2021
  19. ennnceee

    Solved What are these?

    That's it, then! The Dieffenbachia is nice, although has been even better. Thanks all.
    That's it, then! The Dieffenbachia is nice, although has been even better. Thanks all.
    That's it, then! The Dieffenbachia is nice, although has been even better. Thanks all.
    That's it, then! The Dieffenbachia is nice, although has been even better. Thanks all.
    ennnceee, Feb 6, 2021
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    ennnceee
    Feb 6, 2021
  20. Tetti

    Solved Can anyone identify this weed please?

    I agree. some we know who is a gardening enthusiast has a good app for his phone. He tried it around our garden and it got about 80% correct, 10% wrong and 10% unknown. Not a bad percentage but...
    I agree. some we know who is a gardening enthusiast has a good app for his phone. He tried it around our garden and it got about 80% correct, 10% wrong and 10% unknown. Not a bad percentage but it would rarely, or never, beat posting a photo on here :thumbsup:.My problem, nowadays, is actually bring...
    I agree. some we know who is a gardening enthusiast has a good app for his phone. He tried it around our garden and it got about 80% correct, 10% wrong and 10% unknown. Not a bad percentage but it would rarely, or never, beat posting a photo...
    I agree. some we know who is a gardening enthusiast has a good app for his phone. He tried it around our garden and it got about 80% correct, 10% wrong and 10% unknown. Not a bad percentage but...
    Tetti, Feb 5, 2021
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    shiney
    Feb 5, 2021
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