Identification Area

On looking at the way the old stems are growing I agree with Thevictorian. It looks like a crowded out Philadelphus and may not flower for 1 -2 years. Clematis Vitalba would climb and wrap itself around stuff.

Did this yesterday evening. Completes it now. Thank you.

@SherwoodArrow , poppies did cross my mind too re the crinkly leaves ones, if so, they’re in abundance all over the plot! I’ll have a google at buckwheat too. Many thanks.

If it's any consolation @noisette47 I wasn't sure at first whether it was Viola or Campanula but then I saw the flowering spikes and they looked like my Campanula so I said that

Mine is Brunnera macrophylla Betty Bowring.Been hardy up here for a few years. Brunnera macrophylla - Wikipedia

Thank you, decided, in the greenhouse it goes.

Please can someone identify from this leaf. jenny namaste

In years gone by I used to use the fibrous-rooted begonias like you have to edge flower borders. I'd often plant 20 or more. They're fine outside, but I recall that very heavy rain can damage them and hail can cause lots of damage. But mine usually flowered up until the frosts arrived.Here's a...

Spotted this today a wild blackberry that had been cut to the ground. ⁹

It’s been absolutely years since I last saw a furry caterpillar @Selleri ! ( that’s what we used to call them). It certainly brought back some memories when I saw your pic….. thanks!

I was too idle to wade through the books looking for it. Sad person!

Unfortunately, this one isn’t in our garden, it’s in a hedgerow nearby and has been chopped back a lot. But I’m pretty sure it has the lace cap type flowers, yes.

Good morning, thank you noisette47 and pete, I think both pots have had their day, there are probably a dozen more pots etc, buried in the undergrowth so time to get started on them, it's a tiny garden so now we start hacking down the jungle and see what else we find

Neither varieties are work intensive. Fruiticosa needs very little attention. We rarely need to do any maintenance on it. When new it will need watering in dry weather and apart from that we don't do anything but say hello to it.Russelliana only needs a small amount of maintenance. Yet...

Thank you all

Baalmaiden: I looked up Burncoose on Google Maps and that they are based in Redruth. Would be worth a visit. Thank you for that.We have a smaller front garden and a larger back garden. Everything is done for now. Next will be to trim the evergreens front and back in mid May, so I hope the...

Thank you - I will have a look around and see what is available. I do have a rather large gap where I've hacked a lot of stuff away.