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  1. 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
  2. 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
  3. 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
  4. 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
  5. 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
  6. 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
  7. 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
  8. 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
  9. 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
  10. Tetti

    Solved What is wrong with this Skimmia Japonica?

    I had a feeling it was that awful nursery none of us buy from them anymore ... how they are still in business is beyond me
    I had a feeling it was that awful nursery none of us buy from them anymore ... how they are still in business is beyond me
    I had a feeling it was that awful nursery none of us buy from them anymore ... how they are still in business is beyond me
    I had a feeling it was that awful nursery none of us buy from them anymore ... how they are still in business is beyond me
    Tetti, Feb 3, 2021
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    Spruce
    Feb 5, 2021
  11. Upsydaisy
    Friendly x 3

    Solved Oops..done it again.

    :drunk: :biggrin:
    :drunk: :biggrin:
    :drunk: :biggrin:
    :drunk: :biggrin:
    Upsydaisy, Feb 2, 2021 ... 2
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    Upsydaisy
    Feb 3, 2021
  12. Davidna

    Solved Can anyone identify this plant?

    I agree with @pete , Aeschynanthus . Probably A.speciosus. Not related to Honeysuckle and not at all hardy. They're actually quite closely related to African Violets.
    I agree with @pete , Aeschynanthus . Probably A.speciosus. Not related to Honeysuckle and not at all hardy. They're actually quite closely related to African Violets.
    I agree with @pete , Aeschynanthus . Probably A.speciosus. Not related to Honeysuckle and not at all hardy. They're actually quite closely related to African Violets.
    I agree with @pete , Aeschynanthus . Probably A.speciosus. Not related to Honeysuckle and not at all hardy. They're actually quite closely related to African Violets.
    Davidna, Jan 12, 2021
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    longk
    Jan 12, 2021
  13. Snorky85

    Solved Is this a choisya?

    I miss mine from my last garden. I don't think it would survive the low temperatures here.
    I miss mine from my last garden. I don't think it would survive the low temperatures here.
    I miss mine from my last garden. I don't think it would survive the low temperatures here.
    I miss mine from my last garden. I don't think it would survive the low temperatures here.
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    Snorky85, Jan 9, 2021
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    Sheal
    Jan 9, 2021
  14. Victoria

    To weed or not to weed ... ?

    At this point I am giving a temporary award to Texas Pete for "Little Robin".Geranium purpureum (Little Robin) : MaltaWildPlants.com - the online Flora of the Maltese Islands.Perhaps it has...
    At this point I am giving a temporary award to Texas Pete for "Little Robin".Geranium purpureum (Little Robin) : MaltaWildPlants.com - the online Flora of the Maltese Islands.Perhaps it has blown out of the orange orchards which borders our property ... :dunno:Why Texas Pete?
    At this point I am giving a temporary award to Texas Pete for "Little Robin".Geranium purpureum (Little Robin) : MaltaWildPlants.com - the online Flora of the Maltese Islands.Perhaps it has blown out of the orange orchards which borders our...
    At this point I am giving a temporary award to Texas Pete for "Little Robin".Geranium purpureum (Little Robin) : MaltaWildPlants.com - the online Flora of the Maltese Islands.Perhaps it has...
    Victoria, Jan 2, 2021 ... 2
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    Victoria
    Jan 4, 2021
  15. Kyla

    Possible Succulent ID Please :)

    Well, others might know more, and it will probably not do much for the next few months, but it looks like something worth having.
    Well, others might know more, and it will probably not do much for the next few months, but it looks like something worth having.
    Well, others might know more, and it will probably not do much for the next few months, but it looks like something worth having.
    Well, others might know more, and it will probably not do much for the next few months, but it looks like something worth having.
    Kyla, Dec 30, 2020
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    pete
    Dec 30, 2020
  16. Victoria

    Weed ID

    Well it looks like the one I see all the time, so I would plump for this one, it can look a bit prickly but it usually isn't .
    Well it looks like the one I see all the time, so I would plump for this one, it can look a bit prickly but it usually isn't .
    Well it looks like the one I see all the time, so I would plump for this one, it can look a bit prickly but it usually isn't .
    Well it looks like the one I see all the time, so I would plump for this one, it can look a bit prickly but it usually isn't .
    Victoria, Dec 28, 2020
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    pete
    Dec 28, 2020
  17. Appleblossom31

    Solved Plant id please

    Big thanks all.. I have an empty new border.. This plant may be the way forward
    Big thanks all.. I have an empty new border.. This plant may be the way forward
    Big thanks all.. I have an empty new border.. This plant may be the way forward
    Big thanks all.. I have an empty new border.. This plant may be the way forward
    Appleblossom31, Dec 24, 2020
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    Appleblossom31
    Dec 27, 2020
  18. Max6389

    Solved Plant ID please

    @Upsydaisy we cleared out about 100sq ft area of foetidus a couple of years ago but kept the ones that had sown themselves around the garden. They look good through the winter.The others tend...
    @Upsydaisy we cleared out about 100sq ft area of foetidus a couple of years ago but kept the ones that had sown themselves around the garden. They look good through the winter.The others tend not to bloom much until at least February.
    @Upsydaisy we cleared out about 100sq ft area of foetidus a couple of years ago but kept the ones that had sown themselves around the garden. They look good through the winter.The others tend not to bloom much until at least February.
    @Upsydaisy we cleared out about 100sq ft area of foetidus a couple of years ago but kept the ones that had sown themselves around the garden. They look good through the winter.The others tend...
    Max6389, Dec 24, 2020
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    shiney
    Dec 25, 2020
  19. Kevin Cowans

    Solved Could someone please identify this small plant for me?

    I'd guess that one is Rosebay Willowherb, which I find quite attractive and it's also a valuable food plant for catterpillars of some moths (such as Elephant Hawk Moth), but there's only a few...
    I'd guess that one is Rosebay Willowherb, which I find quite attractive and it's also a valuable food plant for catterpillars of some moths (such as Elephant Hawk Moth), but there's only a few clumps of them growing locally.But I've only seen one butterfly (Green-veined White) on Great...
    I'd guess that one is Rosebay Willowherb, which I find quite attractive and it's also a valuable food plant for catterpillars of some moths (such as Elephant Hawk Moth), but there's only a few clumps of them growing locally.But I've only seen...
    I'd guess that one is Rosebay Willowherb, which I find quite attractive and it's also a valuable food plant for catterpillars of some moths (such as Elephant Hawk Moth), but there's only a few...
    image-1170569c-d3b1-438c-b1bc-b5101c6cc8e02473074956076708934.jpg 20201210_113406.jpg 20201211_110511.jpg gv white 2020P.jpg
    Kevin Cowans, Dec 10, 2020 ... 2
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    Scrungee
    Dec 11, 2020
  20. Bethanie

    Solved Unidentified shrub

    The school kids remove them from mine, presumably why I find plants all over the place.
    The school kids remove them from mine, presumably why I find plants all over the place.
    The school kids remove them from mine, presumably why I find plants all over the place.
    The school kids remove them from mine, presumably why I find plants all over the place.
    Bethanie, Dec 8, 2020
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    pete
    Dec 8, 2020
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