Identification Area

Hi Nick and Nigel, thank you both for your replies

Hi Pete, It was the Griselinia i was referring too. Thank you

Thanks both of you.

Bingo! that's it. Thank you!

They’re lovely! A nice ground cover plant!

Yeah, they're Hellebores, you can tell by the leaves especially in the top picture . If it was me I'd pot the healthiest ones up and pot on as they need it. Next year you'll be able to see what colours they are ( Hellebores don't come true from seed unless they're a Species ) and keep the best...

Yes, we are not far away from you and ours in pots still have not emerged.You must use slug protection as soon as possible as the slugs and snails will take the tops off them, before you see them.We tend to use large pots as we use Copper Tape around the pot to stop the snails climbing up...

Thanks again Spruce, it does sound like the way to go.

And probably Spanish!!!

Good morning @Sheal my friend and thank you,I shall transplant it to day as its only in a very small pot

I agree, thats connect 4

If it was fruit fly eggs, you should be able to find a mark on the skin of the fruit, the entry point if you like, and the white marks, would extend to the surface. As for the mold, I wolud think you are probably right on the mold, but you could experiment with it.

Thanks for the swift replies all. Having searched specifically for "Euphorbia mellifera" and looked at a variety of images, it does look like that could be the devil. I shall have to keep an eye on how what's left develops in the spring.I have absolutely no idea where it's come from, or how...

Thanks @CarolineL for the tip, I'll have a pick at when it starts dying off, looks to good at the moment.

Thanks........ I knew it was familiar.

Thanks guys fantastic replies

Looks to be 2 plants. 1. Honeysuckle. 2. Appears to be Jasmimun nudiflorum....see pics below Note the green , square stems. Should have tiny yellow flowers before the leaves.