Identification Area

Thank you all for your replies. I think Silver Surfer has probably hit the nail on the head with Woodsia Alpina.It's interesting that you challenge the identity of the plant on the left side Silver Surfer. I tend to agree with you, but the only other website I can find with this banknote on...

Thanks for all your help. The carnation was on its own in a planter, looking like it does now. Other plants added last week to planter

It is Nostoc commune a Cyanobacteria.Nostoc commune - WikipediaNostoc commune - WikipediaWe used to get it on gravel stones after rain in old garden in Wales. It was an area that had water run off after mucking out the goat pen...rich in Nitrogen. Vanished in hot , dry weather. It reminds...

Thank you for your reply Silver surfer

Thank you very much

Thank you for all the advice. The tree appeared to be growing well aftwr planting and has been well watered with our changeable 'summer'. I had expected the leaves to change to a golden autumn colour before falling off, but they were/are quite brown and shrivelled. Some leaves at the top are...

That shouldn't be a problem (invasive species) as it has stiff competition as wife just got herself a jack Russell puppy ....it likes digging.

Seen as it's just a babby I'd have it in a porch or GH anywhere not heated but sheltered.

Great....thanks for your quick reply.

Haha it’s certainly very different!

I think that the danger of plants to puppies is very small compared to all the other things they can get up to out there! Enjoy your puppy.

You're very welcome Get it into a dustbin bag and a long way away asap!

Yup that sounds like a good solutionOh yes - Tiger makes an excellent, not too hands-on, supervisor Thank goodness, he doesn't seem much interested in digging!