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  1. CarolineL

    Which tulip please?

    This was my T linifolia the other week.
    This was my T linifolia the other week.
    This was my T linifolia the other week.
    This was my T linifolia the other week.
    TulipQuerySm.jpg DSCN1231[1].JPG Tulipa linifolia.JPG
    CarolineL, Apr 17, 2020
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    NigelJ
    Apr 18, 2020
  2. Max6389

    Solved Four plants to identify

    @Max6389 I usually prune all of mine down to about 2ft in early March (I have 3 large ones and 2 dwarves), but this specialist buddleia website recommends pruning down even lower to knee height...
    @Max6389 I usually prune all of mine down to about 2ft in early March (I have 3 large ones and 2 dwarves), but this specialist buddleia website recommends pruning down even lower to knee height for younger plants (I'm just under 6ft, so your knee height is higher!:heehee:). So taking the size of yours...
    @Max6389 I usually prune all of mine down to about 2ft in early March (I have 3 large ones and 2 dwarves), but this specialist buddleia website recommends pruning down even lower to knee height for younger plants (I'm just under 6ft, so your knee...
    @Max6389 I usually prune all of mine down to about 2ft in early March (I have 3 large ones and 2 dwarves), but this specialist buddleia website recommends pruning down even lower to knee height...
    Max6389, Apr 17, 2020
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    Nikolaos
    Apr 18, 2020
  3. will562

    Solved Thought was going to be foxglove but has small blue flowers....

    @mazambo Don't know anywhere as much about bee-friendly plants, but for butterflies you could plant things that attract the greatest diversity of species, such as Origanum vulgare, Verbena...
    @mazambo Don't know anywhere as much about bee-friendly plants, but for butterflies you could plant things that attract the greatest diversity of species, such as Origanum vulgare, Verbena bonariensis (although self-seeding can be an issue), Buddleia davidii (or x weyeriana) and Eupatorium...
    @mazambo Don't know anywhere as much about bee-friendly plants, but for butterflies you could plant things that attract the greatest diversity of species, such as Origanum vulgare, Verbena bonariensis (although self-seeding can be an issue),...
    @mazambo Don't know anywhere as much about bee-friendly plants, but for butterflies you could plant things that attract the greatest diversity of species, such as Origanum vulgare, Verbena...
    will562, Apr 17, 2020
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    Nikolaos
    Apr 18, 2020
  4. Fiona O Farrell

    Solved Help identifying this plant

    Thank you :-)
    Thank you :-)
    Thank you :-)
    Thank you :-)
    Fiona O Farrell, Apr 16, 2020
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    Fiona O Farrell
    Apr 17, 2020
  5. momo1103

    Solved Bush ID

    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    momo1103, Apr 17, 2020
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    momo1103
    Apr 17, 2020
  6. Loki

    Solved Daisy?

    Of course. Once again my faithful friend Silver Surfer. Ooops. If I may. Bellis perrenis is in other words, Bellis officinalis, that being. Common daisy. No problems. When it comes to...
    Of course. Once again my faithful friend Silver Surfer. Ooops. If I may. Bellis perrenis is in other words, Bellis officinalis, that being. Common daisy. No problems. When it comes to identities. PASS. Contact my friend. SILVER SURFER.
    Of course. Once again my faithful friend Silver Surfer. Ooops. If I may. Bellis perrenis is in other words, Bellis officinalis, that being. Common daisy. No problems. When it comes to identities. PASS. Contact my friend. SILVER SURFER.
    Of course. Once again my faithful friend Silver Surfer. Ooops. If I may. Bellis perrenis is in other words, Bellis officinalis, that being. Common daisy. No problems. When it comes to...
    Loki, Apr 16, 2020
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    Mike Allen
    Apr 16, 2020
  7. Lee Savage

    Solved What is this flower?

    You could remove the remains of the flowers to ensure all the plant's resources go to the bulb, but the leaves should left on for the same reason.
    You could remove the remains of the flowers to ensure all the plant's resources go to the bulb, but the leaves should left on for the same reason.
    You could remove the remains of the flowers to ensure all the plant's resources go to the bulb, but the leaves should left on for the same reason.
    You could remove the remains of the flowers to ensure all the plant's resources go to the bulb, but the leaves should left on for the same reason.
    Lee Savage, Apr 16, 2020
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    Scrungee
    Apr 16, 2020
  8. Daisy Chain

    Solved Unknown plant/bush/tree?

    No apology needed @Silver surfer :)Sometimes it's best to get it all out.
    No apology needed @Silver surfer :)Sometimes it's best to get it all out.
    No apology needed @Silver surfer :)Sometimes it's best to get it all out.
    No apology needed @Silver surfer :)Sometimes it's best to get it all out.
    Daisy Chain, Apr 14, 2020
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    KFF
    Apr 16, 2020
  9. eddybaby

    Solved Yet another little gem

    That looks like an elder seedling to me. If it has a green stem with nobbles on it then it is.
    That looks like an elder seedling to me. If it has a green stem with nobbles on it then it is.
    That looks like an elder seedling to me. If it has a green stem with nobbles on it then it is.
    That looks like an elder seedling to me. If it has a green stem with nobbles on it then it is.
    eddybaby, Apr 15, 2020
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    andrews
    Apr 15, 2020
  10. CharlesAC

    Solved ID and Pruning Advice Please

    They are camelias. You can prune, but dont go too hard if you want flowers next year.
    They are camelias. You can prune, but dont go too hard if you want flowers next year.
    They are camelias. You can prune, but dont go too hard if you want flowers next year.
    They are camelias. You can prune, but dont go too hard if you want flowers next year.
    CharlesAC, Apr 14, 2020
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    pete
    Apr 14, 2020
  11. Ruth82

    Solved I'd please

    The top two pictures is a carex pendula a wild grass which self seeds everywhere. The bottom pic is a allium
    The top two pictures is a carex pendula a wild grass which self seeds everywhere. The bottom pic is a allium
    The top two pictures is a carex pendula a wild grass which self seeds everywhere. The bottom pic is a allium
    The top two pictures is a carex pendula a wild grass which self seeds everywhere. The bottom pic is a allium
    Ruth82, Apr 13, 2020
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    Perki
    Apr 13, 2020
  12. Lavender123

    Solved Plant identification please

    Thank you for your reply. It never seems to flower. I will certainly give some of suggestions a try. Thanks again.
    Thank you for your reply. It never seems to flower. I will certainly give some of suggestions a try. Thanks again.
    Thank you for your reply. It never seems to flower. I will certainly give some of suggestions a try. Thanks again.
    Thank you for your reply. It never seems to flower. I will certainly give some of suggestions a try. Thanks again.
    Lavender123, Apr 12, 2020
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    Lavender123
    Apr 12, 2020
  13. eddybaby

    Solved Mystery Plant!

    I think you're right Scrungee. Did some research and found some pictures looks very similar. I'm in the north of uk so maybe a bit early for flowering here? I crushed some leaves and its...
    I think you're right Scrungee. Did some research and found some pictures looks very similar. I'm in the north of uk so maybe a bit early for flowering here? I crushed some leaves and its definitely not mint. :ThankYou:
    I think you're right Scrungee. Did some research and found some pictures looks very similar. I'm in the north of uk so maybe a bit early for flowering here? I crushed some leaves and its definitely not mint. :ThankYou:
    I think you're right Scrungee. Did some research and found some pictures looks very similar. I'm in the north of uk so maybe a bit early for flowering here? I crushed some leaves and its...
    eddybaby, Apr 10, 2020
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    eddybaby
    Apr 12, 2020
  14. Rhydian

    Solved Unknown Shrub - pink flowers

    Ribes sanguineum.ribes sanguineum - Google Search
    Ribes sanguineum.ribes sanguineum - Google Search
    Ribes sanguineum.ribes sanguineum - Google Search
    Ribes sanguineum.ribes sanguineum - Google Search
    Rhydian, Apr 12, 2020
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    Silver surfer
    Apr 12, 2020
  15. Upsydaisy

    Solved ID please

    One thing to be sure of. It's a plant. Be it a welcome plant to your garden or not..........I leave that to the experts.
    One thing to be sure of. It's a plant. Be it a welcome plant to your garden or not..........I leave that to the experts.
    One thing to be sure of. It's a plant. Be it a welcome plant to your garden or not..........I leave that to the experts.
    One thing to be sure of. It's a plant. Be it a welcome plant to your garden or not..........I leave that to the experts.
    Upsydaisy, Apr 11, 2020
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    Mike Allen
    Apr 12, 2020
  16. Ruth82

    Weed id /preference

    I leave both these plants grow in my garden as I think the flowers are nice but not sure they would be dominant enough to be strictly classed as a ground cover.
    I leave both these plants grow in my garden as I think the flowers are nice but not sure they would be dominant enough to be strictly classed as a ground cover.
    I leave both these plants grow in my garden as I think the flowers are nice but not sure they would be dominant enough to be strictly classed as a ground cover.
    I leave both these plants grow in my garden as I think the flowers are nice but not sure they would be dominant enough to be strictly classed as a ground cover.
    Ruth82, Apr 11, 2020
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    Macraignil
    Apr 11, 2020
  17. 2nd_bassoon

    Did I plant this on purpose?

    That certainly looks similar, thanks. It would be an impressive interloper if it is - I definitely didn't plant one, and there isn't one in either my garden or the ones either side!
    That certainly looks similar, thanks. It would be an impressive interloper if it is - I definitely didn't plant one, and there isn't one in either my garden or the ones either side!
    That certainly looks similar, thanks. It would be an impressive interloper if it is - I definitely didn't plant one, and there isn't one in either my garden or the ones either side!
    That certainly looks similar, thanks. It would be an impressive interloper if it is - I definitely didn't plant one, and there isn't one in either my garden or the ones either side!
    2nd_bassoon, Apr 11, 2020
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    2nd_bassoon
    Apr 11, 2020
  18. CharlesAC

    Help Indentify

    A link about viburnum Grow Viburnum For Winter Scent And Colour I just read that you need two plants to pollinate, so that may be why you have no berries, my neighbour has one so that must be why...
    A link about viburnum Grow Viburnum For Winter Scent And Colour I just read that you need two plants to pollinate, so that may be why you have no berries, my neighbour has one so that must be why mine has berries.
    A link about viburnum Grow Viburnum For Winter Scent And Colour I just read that you need two plants to pollinate, so that may be why you have no berries, my neighbour has one so that must be why mine has berries.
    A link about viburnum Grow Viburnum For Winter Scent And Colour I just read that you need two plants to pollinate, so that may be why you have no berries, my neighbour has one so that must be why...
    CharlesAC, Apr 10, 2020
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    mazambo
    Apr 10, 2020
  19. Ellie00

    Anyone know what plant this is?

    Hi guys!I was recently gifted this plant about a month ago, I've been watering it sporadically like I was told to, but some of the tips have started to turn black and die. Anyone have any...
    Hi guys!I was recently gifted this plant about a month ago, I've been watering it sporadically like I was told to, but some of the tips have started to turn black and die. Anyone have any suggestions? Am I watering it too much/too little?Thank you!
    Hi guys!I was recently gifted this plant about a month ago, I've been watering it sporadically like I was told to, but some of the tips have started to turn black and die. Anyone have any suggestions? Am I watering it too much/too...
    Hi guys!I was recently gifted this plant about a month ago, I've been watering it sporadically like I was told to, but some of the tips have started to turn black and die. Anyone have any...
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    Ellie00, Apr 10, 2020
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    Ellie00
    Apr 10, 2020
  20. Rikki McNeill

    Solved Identity please

    I have spent yesterday cutting back both the Rose and the Red Robin and both look a lot happier.Think I will see how the grow in this year (and also see if anything else appears from the...
    I have spent yesterday cutting back both the Rose and the Red Robin and both look a lot happier.Think I will see how the grow in this year (and also see if anything else appears from the borders) and then likely move the tree next year.Going to be a lot of observation this year to work what...
    I have spent yesterday cutting back both the Rose and the Red Robin and both look a lot happier.Think I will see how the grow in this year (and also see if anything else appears from the borders) and then likely move the tree next year.Going...
    I have spent yesterday cutting back both the Rose and the Red Robin and both look a lot happier.Think I will see how the grow in this year (and also see if anything else appears from the...
    Rikki McNeill, Apr 8, 2020
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    Rikki McNeill
    Apr 10, 2020
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