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  1. Telmadee

    Solved Help please

    Oh wow, that was quick, thank you so much @Victoria and thank you so much for the link, that's fantastic
    Oh wow, that was quick, thank you so much @Victoria and thank you so much for the link, that's fantastic
    Oh wow, that was quick, thank you so much @Victoria and thank you so much for the link, that's fantastic
    Oh wow, that was quick, thank you so much @Victoria and thank you so much for the link, that's fantastic
    Telmadee, May 14, 2020
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    Telmadee
    May 14, 2020
  2. Max6389

    Solved Plant ID

    Camassia leichtlinii alba?camassia leichtlinii alba - Google SearchMISCELLANEOUS CAMASSIA LEICHTINII ‘ALBA‘ 14/+ CM. (25 P.BINBOX)
    Camassia leichtlinii alba?camassia leichtlinii alba - Google SearchMISCELLANEOUS CAMASSIA LEICHTINII ‘ALBA‘ 14/+ CM. (25 P.BINBOX)
    Camassia leichtlinii alba?camassia leichtlinii alba - Google SearchMISCELLANEOUS CAMASSIA LEICHTINII ‘ALBA‘ 14/+ CM. (25 P.BINBOX)
    Camassia leichtlinii alba?camassia leichtlinii alba - Google SearchMISCELLANEOUS CAMASSIA LEICHTINII ‘ALBA‘ 14/+ CM. (25 P.BINBOX)
    Max6389, May 14, 2020
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    Silver surfer
    May 14, 2020
  3. Ruth82

    Solved Is this a dock?

    True I have used the dock leaf method many times in the past, this plant has skinnier leaves than the ones Im used too. Are they perennial? They seem to be in the same place as last year will...
    True I have used the dock leaf method many times in the past, this plant has skinnier leaves than the ones Im used too. Are they perennial? They seem to be in the same place as last year will that big root underneath be a few years old?
    True I have used the dock leaf method many times in the past, this plant has skinnier leaves than the ones Im used too. Are they perennial? They seem to be in the same place as last year will that big root underneath be a few years old?
    True I have used the dock leaf method many times in the past, this plant has skinnier leaves than the ones Im used too. Are they perennial? They seem to be in the same place as last year will...
    Ruth82, May 13, 2020
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    Ruth82
    May 14, 2020
  4. Ed S

    Something herby this way comes..?

    There's no distinctive aroma - my instinct says it's a herb but I might be wrong!
    There's no distinctive aroma - my instinct says it's a herb but I might be wrong!
    There's no distinctive aroma - my instinct says it's a herb but I might be wrong!
    There's no distinctive aroma - my instinct says it's a herb but I might be wrong!
    Ed S, May 14, 2020
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    Ed S
    May 14, 2020
  5. Kennyhicks

    Can anyone help with this tree

    Those fruit definitely look like young plums.
    Those fruit definitely look like young plums.
    Those fruit definitely look like young plums.
    Those fruit definitely look like young plums.
    Kennyhicks, May 13, 2020
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    CarolineL
    May 13, 2020
  6. William Calderbank

    Something damaging a Silver lime tree

    Its a wonder we ever have any leaves left on trees when you see what eats the leaves. This is Tilia ones.tilia caterpillar uk - Google Search
    Its a wonder we ever have any leaves left on trees when you see what eats the leaves. This is Tilia ones.tilia caterpillar uk - Google Search
    Its a wonder we ever have any leaves left on trees when you see what eats the leaves. This is Tilia ones.tilia caterpillar uk - Google Search
    Its a wonder we ever have any leaves left on trees when you see what eats the leaves. This is Tilia ones.tilia caterpillar uk - Google Search
    William Calderbank, May 13, 2020
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    Silver surfer
    May 13, 2020
  7. Rik T

    Help identifying plants in my garden

    3 and 4. Olearia haasti....possibly.
    3 and 4. Olearia haasti....possibly.
    3 and 4. Olearia haasti....possibly.
    3 and 4. Olearia haasti....possibly.
    Rik T, May 12, 2020
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    May 12, 2020
  8. HarryS

    Solved Wild/Meadow Flower ID

    @KFF cheers , the Campion from the wildflower packet of seeds is doing fine. In fact this seems the way to garden, just throw seeds on a bare patch and leave them to it!
    @KFF cheers , the Campion from the wildflower packet of seeds is doing fine. In fact this seems the way to garden, just throw seeds on a bare patch and leave them to it!
    @KFF cheers , the Campion from the wildflower packet of seeds is doing fine. In fact this seems the way to garden, just throw seeds on a bare patch and leave them to it!
    @KFF cheers , the Campion from the wildflower packet of seeds is doing fine. In fact this seems the way to garden, just throw seeds on a bare patch and leave them to it!
    HarryS, May 11, 2020
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    HarryS
    May 12, 2020
  9. SteveS

    Solved Can anyone tell me what this grass is?

    Thanks, i thought it may be a "meadow" grass. Im pretty new to this, but lock-down got me interested in the lawn :)I have chunks of it here and there, and because its so thick, looks completely...
    Thanks, i thought it may be a "meadow" grass. Im pretty new to this, but lock-down got me interested in the lawn :)I have chunks of it here and there, and because its so thick, looks completely different to the rest and well, its just kinda horrible?..
    Thanks, i thought it may be a "meadow" grass. Im pretty new to this, but lock-down got me interested in the lawn :)I have chunks of it here and there, and because its so thick, looks completely different to the rest and well, its just kinda...
    Thanks, i thought it may be a "meadow" grass. Im pretty new to this, but lock-down got me interested in the lawn :)I have chunks of it here and there, and because its so thick, looks completely...
    SteveS, May 11, 2020
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    SteveS
    May 11, 2020
  10. ennnceee

    Solved What's this?

    Quick work! Many thanks.
    Quick work! Many thanks.
    Quick work! Many thanks.
    Quick work! Many thanks.
    ennnceee, May 11, 2020
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    ennnceee
    May 11, 2020
  11. Ed S

    Solved Not a scooby...

    Many years ago in my search for a good pic to add to an id answer I came quite by accident on the work of Brian Johnston...since then I have been in awe of his incredible /very detailed...
    Many years ago in my search for a good pic to add to an id answer I came quite by accident on the work of Brian Johnston...since then I have been in awe of his incredible /very detailed photography.In these weird times I would ask that you take just a few mins to look at his work. Below is...
    Many years ago in my search for a good pic to add to an id answer I came quite by accident on the work of Brian Johnston...since then I have been in awe of his incredible /very detailed photography.In these weird times I would ask that you take...
    Many years ago in my search for a good pic to add to an id answer I came quite by accident on the work of Brian Johnston...since then I have been in awe of his incredible /very detailed...
    Ed S, May 10, 2020
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    Silver surfer
    May 11, 2020
  12. Shaun Jordan

    Solved Conifer help please

    Hi Kristen, Thanks so much for the comments and the pictures. I’ve been checking out your blog/website and your garden looks amazing and you’ve clearly put so much work into it. I hope I can...
    Hi Kristen, Thanks so much for the comments and the pictures. I’ve been checking out your blog/website and your garden looks amazing and you’ve clearly put so much work into it. I hope I can ultimately create something like yours over the coming years.I’ve attached below an ‘annotated’ image...
    Hi Kristen, Thanks so much for the comments and the pictures. I’ve been checking out your blog/website and your garden looks amazing and you’ve clearly put so much work into it. I hope I can ultimately create something like yours over the coming...
    Hi Kristen, Thanks so much for the comments and the pictures. I’ve been checking out your blog/website and your garden looks amazing and you’ve clearly put so much work into it. I hope I can...
    D52F324F-76DA-40DD-AE2B-EF61274FCAB7.jpeg 32D39453-D418-4984-8D41-16EC942CEB00.jpeg
    Shaun Jordan, Apr 13, 2020
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    Shaun Jordan
    May 10, 2020
  13. sussex_garden_jon

    Solved Weed identification help please

    Great, thank you! My daughter enjoyed the explosive bittercress. I look forward to the seeds growing more of it!
    Great, thank you! My daughter enjoyed the explosive bittercress. I look forward to the seeds growing more of it!
    Great, thank you! My daughter enjoyed the explosive bittercress. I look forward to the seeds growing more of it!
    Great, thank you! My daughter enjoyed the explosive bittercress. I look forward to the seeds growing more of it!
    sussex_garden_jon, May 10, 2020
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    sussex_garden_jon
    May 10, 2020
  14. Paul waterhouse

    Solved I.D this please

    Monarda , the leaves are scented if you brush against them are rub them. Nice plants I grow a couple of variety's
    Monarda , the leaves are scented if you brush against them are rub them. Nice plants I grow a couple of variety's
    Monarda , the leaves are scented if you brush against them are rub them. Nice plants I grow a couple of variety's
    Monarda , the leaves are scented if you brush against them are rub them. Nice plants I grow a couple of variety's
    Paul waterhouse, May 10, 2020
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    Perki
    May 10, 2020
  15. GardeningFin

    Solved Plant ID - weed or not?

    Dig out quick I weeded thousands of these little devils out of a garden yesterday
    Dig out quick I weeded thousands of these little devils out of a garden yesterday
    Dig out quick I weeded thousands of these little devils out of a garden yesterday
    Dig out quick I weeded thousands of these little devils out of a garden yesterday
    GardeningFin, May 10, 2020
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    Perki
    May 10, 2020
  16. Emsiepie

    Solved Identification help please - climbing weed?

    Hi @Emsiepie , looking at it again I would probably say it's green flowee disease as some of the flowers seem to look like leaves and so are deformed.
    Hi @Emsiepie , looking at it again I would probably say it's green flowee disease as some of the flowers seem to look like leaves and so are deformed.
    Hi @Emsiepie , looking at it again I would probably say it's green flowee disease as some of the flowers seem to look like leaves and so are deformed.
    Hi @Emsiepie , looking at it again I would probably say it's green flowee disease as some of the flowers seem to look like leaves and so are deformed.
    Emsiepie, May 9, 2020
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    KFF
    May 9, 2020
  17. Catalyst

    Can you please identify this plant / weed?

    I don't think it's a dahlia ,spurge of some kind comes to mind. Cut a leaf off, if it has white milky sap, its more than likely a Euphorbia.
    I don't think it's a dahlia ,spurge of some kind comes to mind. Cut a leaf off, if it has white milky sap, its more than likely a Euphorbia.
    I don't think it's a dahlia ,spurge of some kind comes to mind. Cut a leaf off, if it has white milky sap, its more than likely a Euphorbia.
    I don't think it's a dahlia ,spurge of some kind comes to mind. Cut a leaf off, if it has white milky sap, its more than likely a Euphorbia.
    Catalyst, May 8, 2020
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    pete
    May 9, 2020
  18. barryman

    Solved What are these??

    First one is jasminum beesianum, second is some sort of heather
    First one is jasminum beesianum, second is some sort of heather
    First one is jasminum beesianum, second is some sort of heather
    First one is jasminum beesianum, second is some sort of heather
    barryman, May 9, 2020
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    flounder
    May 9, 2020
  19. Woodside1316

    Solved Is this Japanese Knotweed?

    He he! ..not me..my other half...on his own. It was 10 years ago...too old to do it now. But try to stay fit and active.When we bought the place in South Wales it had a small wood..Alder...
    He he! ..not me..my other half...on his own. It was 10 years ago...too old to do it now. But try to stay fit and active.When we bought the place in South Wales it had a small wood..Alder trees. We were young, naive and stupid. Didn't realise trees grew. DUH! From young saplings and masses of...
    He he! ..not me..my other half...on his own. It was 10 years ago...too old to do it now. But try to stay fit and active.When we bought the place in South Wales it had a small wood..Alder trees. We were young, naive and stupid. Didn't realise...
    He he! ..not me..my other half...on his own. It was 10 years ago...too old to do it now. But try to stay fit and active.When we bought the place in South Wales it had a small wood..Alder...
    Woodside1316, Apr 4, 2020 ... 2 3
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    Silver surfer
    May 8, 2020
  20. Adam06

    Solved Hedge

    Ligustrum vicaryi
    Ligustrum vicaryi
    Ligustrum vicaryi
    Ligustrum vicaryi
    Adam06, May 8, 2020
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    Silver surfer
    May 8, 2020
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