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Well I didn't plant radishes.. so I guess I just let it grow and see?This was tonight's effort in the war against caterpillars and slugs. An old trampoline net.A slug ate one of my big strawberries that was beginning to ripen.

I definitely have the frothy white bubbles about so will keep a look out for frog hoppers. Have always wondered about the frothy white 'spits' since I was a kid and now I know ️

Thanks @strongylodon , I googled Oncidium and indeed you are spot on

Have this in my mothers garden, but no idea what exactly it is. Any ideas???

We really do have to attribute so much to a Grand Creator, Mother Nature, The Natural world. A simple act of plants reproducing themselves.Perhaps the simplest method is by wind distribution, including the familiar 'winged' seeds of Ash and Sycamore species. Then there are those species...

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I,ve just done a Google search on tree ivy and it comes up with fatshedera ,that's not quite what lm referring to, that is a hybrid. I'm going back to the 1970s when doing this kind of thing was fashionable.

Hi guys,thanks for the advice.I was ready to go in and pull up the lot, so appreciate the pointers.think I will take my time to workout what ones are the willow weeds and at least get them out.

Another I found, festiva maxima. Peony support? When I used to grow lax perennials, I just used to push in some stiff prunings inbetween to support any growth. Flowering for me has always occurred during periods of wind and rain though so they always look trashed!

Hello,Just wondering if anyone has any idea what these plants might be:1) 2)Thanks for any ideas.

Did he say it is supposed to have a yellow flower? Just looked about outside and all the silverweed I found has not flowered yet. Found one flower bud on one and it does look different to the round heads in the photo which I did not pay much attention to. The sepals were more pronounced on the...