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  1. Ed S

    Fruit tree?

    I doubt anyone will be able to ID it at the moment ED S, it will narrow it down when it gets some blossom on it. I do a bit of pruning on dead / damaged or diseased branches , and totally...
    I doubt anyone will be able to ID it at the moment ED S, it will narrow it down when it gets some blossom on it. I do a bit of pruning on dead / damaged or diseased branches , and totally removing one of the branch that is criss-crossing rubbing on each other, otherwise one or both branchs...
    I doubt anyone will be able to ID it at the moment ED S, it will narrow it down when it gets some blossom on it. I do a bit of pruning on dead / damaged or diseased branches , and totally removing one of the branch that is criss-crossing...
    I doubt anyone will be able to ID it at the moment ED S, it will narrow it down when it gets some blossom on it. I do a bit of pruning on dead / damaged or diseased branches , and totally...
    Ed S, Feb 29, 2020
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    Perki
    Feb 29, 2020
  2. Ed S

    Solved What the heck is this?

    I agree with Nigel, definately looks fruit cane, Raspberry, Tayberry etc
    I agree with Nigel, definately looks fruit cane, Raspberry, Tayberry etc
    I agree with Nigel, definately looks fruit cane, Raspberry, Tayberry etc
    I agree with Nigel, definately looks fruit cane, Raspberry, Tayberry etc
    Ed S, Feb 23, 2020
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    Cuttings
    Feb 23, 2020
  3. NeilV

    Solved Can anyone help me identify this?

    Ground elder. A weed of the first water. Avoid like the plague.
    Ground elder. A weed of the first water. Avoid like the plague.
    Ground elder. A weed of the first water. Avoid like the plague.
    Ground elder. A weed of the first water. Avoid like the plague.
    NeilV, Feb 21, 2020
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    Palustris
    Feb 21, 2020
  4. Craigy16ed

    Plant id please

    Looks like a petunia to me.
    Looks like a petunia to me.
    Looks like a petunia to me.
    Looks like a petunia to me.
    Craigy16ed, Feb 20, 2020
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    Perki
    Feb 20, 2020
  5. MtAlbert6

    Solved Please Help me identify this bush

    If they didn't bloom last year there would have been no pods. The pods would have been gone by now anyway.Just wondered if the plants were pruned late, the summer before, as that would remove...
    If they didn't bloom last year there would have been no pods. The pods would have been gone by now anyway.Just wondered if the plants were pruned late, the summer before, as that would remove the flowering wood for the next spring.A light trim immediately after flowering keeps them tidy and...
    If they didn't bloom last year there would have been no pods. The pods would have been gone by now anyway.Just wondered if the plants were pruned late, the summer before, as that would remove the flowering wood for the next spring.A light...
    If they didn't bloom last year there would have been no pods. The pods would have been gone by now anyway.Just wondered if the plants were pruned late, the summer before, as that would remove...
    MtAlbert6, Jan 27, 2020
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    pete
    Jan 27, 2020
  6. Timpwbaker

    Solved Is this plant friendly?

    Thanks for the info @NigelJ :blue thumb:
    Thanks for the info @NigelJ :blue thumb:
    Thanks for the info @NigelJ :blue thumb:
    Thanks for the info @NigelJ :blue thumb:
    Timpwbaker, Jan 22, 2020
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    shiney
    Jan 24, 2020
  7. Upsydaisy

    Solved Anyone put a name to this please.

    Yes when I mentioned it to hubs he said the same thing @shiney, our other ones are quite large and he trims them annually too. This is a smaller one and that's why I noticed the seed...
    Yes when I mentioned it to hubs he said the same thing @shiney, our other ones are quite large and he trims them annually too. This is a smaller one and that's why I noticed the seed pods.Thankfully we've never had scale, some of ours are quite old ....so keeping :fingers crossed:. Thanks:)
    Yes when I mentioned it to hubs he said the same thing @shiney, our other ones are quite large and he trims them annually too. This is a smaller one and that's why I noticed the seed pods.Thankfully we've never had scale, some of ours are...
    Yes when I mentioned it to hubs he said the same thing @shiney, our other ones are quite large and he trims them annually too. This is a smaller one and that's why I noticed the seed...
    Upsydaisy, Jan 21, 2020
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    Upsydaisy
    Jan 23, 2020
  8. N.N

    Solved Is this a type of mushroom?

    As Pete says. It's just a fungus.
    As Pete says. It's just a fungus.
    As Pete says. It's just a fungus.
    As Pete says. It's just a fungus.
    N.N, Jun 5, 2019
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    Mike Allen
    Jan 4, 2020
  9. Pushkin

    Salvia ID

    Royal Bumble was my first choice.
    Royal Bumble was my first choice.
    Royal Bumble was my first choice.
    Royal Bumble was my first choice.
    Pushkin, Jan 1, 2020
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    Pushkin
    Jan 1, 2020
  10. CanadianLori

    Yellow "Daisylike" Flower from store-bought bouquet

    It's okay It's a good thing I like playing in the dirt.. sometimes I finish with the same as I started :doh:but lots of times I get pleasant surprises :thud:. I'll never forget thinking I had grown...
    It's okay It's a good thing I like playing in the dirt.. sometimes I finish with the same as I started :doh:but lots of times I get pleasant surprises :thud:. I'll never forget thinking I had grown something from seed only to find out after it had gotten fairly large, that is was a broadleaf plantain! :loll:...
    It's okay It's a good thing I like playing in the dirt.. sometimes I finish with the same as I started :doh:but lots of times I get pleasant surprises :thud:. I'll never forget thinking I had grown something from seed only to find out after it had gotten...
    It's okay It's a good thing I like playing in the dirt.. sometimes I finish with the same as I started :doh:but lots of times I get pleasant surprises :thud:. I'll never forget thinking I had grown...
    CanadianLori, Dec 28, 2019
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    CanadianLori
    Dec 29, 2019
  11. Howard Stone

    Is this a sedum, a euphorbia or what?

    Love me. Love my garden. SS!
    Love me. Love my garden. SS!
    Love me. Love my garden. SS!
    Love me. Love my garden. SS!
    Howard Stone, Dec 6, 2019
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    Mike Allen
    Dec 8, 2019
  12. martyn bromley

    Can anyone identify the variety of rhododendron? - I think it has yellow flowers

    If it was only as easy as that. Apologies my knowledge is very low on the subject. All Azaleas are Rhododendrons. But not all Rhododendrons are Azaleas.I know Azaleas with evergreen leaves that...
    If it was only as easy as that. Apologies my knowledge is very low on the subject. All Azaleas are Rhododendrons. But not all Rhododendrons are Azaleas.I know Azaleas with evergreen leaves that look exactly like a Rhodo. Flowers that look like Rhodo but are Azalea. It is all to do with the...
    If it was only as easy as that. Apologies my knowledge is very low on the subject. All Azaleas are Rhododendrons. But not all Rhododendrons are Azaleas.I know Azaleas with evergreen leaves that look exactly like a Rhodo. Flowers that look like...
    If it was only as easy as that. Apologies my knowledge is very low on the subject. All Azaleas are Rhododendrons. But not all Rhododendrons are Azaleas.I know Azaleas with evergreen leaves that...
    image.jpeg RHODODENDRON KATHLEEN 10-05-2008 13-08-38.JPG RHODODENDRON MEGERATUM BODNANT 19-04-2014 13-21-15.JPG RHODODENDRON LEPIDOSTYLUM 30-06-2008 16-31-37.jpg
    martyn bromley, Nov 21, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Nov 22, 2019
  13. CanadianLori

    Please help I.D. -Mum type flower?

    Yes, @Mike Allen I did follow the link but it failed to tell me where to find product to grow my own. It is a good site which I also shared the link with my son. Probably pie in the sky for me....
    Yes, @Mike Allen I did follow the link but it failed to tell me where to find product to grow my own. It is a good site which I also shared the link with my son. Probably pie in the sky for me. But it's going to be a long winter...
    Yes, @Mike Allen I did follow the link but it failed to tell me where to find product to grow my own. It is a good site which I also shared the link with my son. Probably pie in the sky for me. But it's going to be a long winter...
    Yes, @Mike Allen I did follow the link but it failed to tell me where to find product to grow my own. It is a good site which I also shared the link with my son. Probably pie in the sky for me....
    CanadianLori, Nov 18, 2019
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    CanadianLori
    Nov 18, 2019
  14. Engelbert

    Plant identification... Plum, Damson, or something completely different?

    Hi they look like they all need some TLC lol well cutting back as regards the leaves they look similar to plum /plum family but not sure sorry
    Hi they look like they all need some TLC lol well cutting back as regards the leaves they look similar to plum /plum family but not sure sorry
    Hi they look like they all need some TLC lol well cutting back as regards the leaves they look similar to plum /plum family but not sure sorry
    Hi they look like they all need some TLC lol well cutting back as regards the leaves they look similar to plum /plum family but not sure sorry
    Engelbert, Oct 31, 2019
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    Janet mahay
    Nov 1, 2019
  15. Reddwarf4ever

    Plant originally from the beach at St Osyths Essex

    It could well be Pete, but whatever the identity it's pretty. :)
    It could well be Pete, but whatever the identity it's pretty. :)
    It could well be Pete, but whatever the identity it's pretty. :)
    It could well be Pete, but whatever the identity it's pretty. :)
    Reddwarf4ever, Oct 20, 2019 ... 2
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    Sheal
    Oct 26, 2019
  16. Snorky85

    Solved ID for deciduous shrub?

    Ah brilliant, thank you very much @Silver surfer I might go back and buy one as I bet when all the leaves are pink it will look fab. And the seed pods are beautiful arent they!
    Ah brilliant, thank you very much @Silver surfer I might go back and buy one as I bet when all the leaves are pink it will look fab. And the seed pods are beautiful arent they!
    Ah brilliant, thank you very much @Silver surfer I might go back and buy one as I bet when all the leaves are pink it will look fab. And the seed pods are beautiful arent they!
    Ah brilliant, thank you very much @Silver surfer I might go back and buy one as I bet when all the leaves are pink it will look fab. And the seed pods are beautiful arent they!
    Snorky85, Oct 22, 2019
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    Snorky85
    Oct 23, 2019
  17. SimonZ

    Dwarf gorse?

    Hmm! Interesting. Been reading up. Sorry not seen either of ones below. Where in UK are you?Ulex minor....Dwarf Gorse.map shows it mostly in S.E UK. Locally abundant. Acid heath land...which...
    Hmm! Interesting. Been reading up. Sorry not seen either of ones below. Where in UK are you?Ulex minor....Dwarf Gorse.map shows it mostly in S.E UK. Locally abundant. Acid heath land...which shows in your last pic with the heather. Flowers mid July to Oct. Weaker more sprawling stems. Spines...
    Hmm! Interesting. Been reading up. Sorry not seen either of ones below. Where in UK are you?Ulex minor....Dwarf Gorse.map shows it mostly in S.E UK. Locally abundant. Acid heath land...which shows in your last pic with the heather. Flowers mid...
    Hmm! Interesting. Been reading up. Sorry not seen either of ones below. Where in UK are you?Ulex minor....Dwarf Gorse.map shows it mostly in S.E UK. Locally abundant. Acid heath land...which...
    SimonZ, Oct 20, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Oct 21, 2019
  18. intel

    Plant ID Please

    1. Persicaria ..maybe Persicaria amplexicaulis. Could get to form a huge patch if happy.Persicaria amplexicaulis - Google Search2. Sorry but new extra pics do not help...cannot see any...
    1. Persicaria ..maybe Persicaria amplexicaulis. Could get to form a huge patch if happy.Persicaria amplexicaulis - Google Search2. Sorry but new extra pics do not help...cannot see any detail. This is your image trimmed .Hopefully you can see my problem. General pics are really hard to id...
    1. Persicaria ..maybe Persicaria amplexicaulis. Could get to form a huge patch if happy.Persicaria amplexicaulis - Google Search2. Sorry but new extra pics do not help...cannot see any detail. This is your image trimmed .Hopefully you can...
    1. Persicaria ..maybe Persicaria amplexicaulis. Could get to form a huge patch if happy.Persicaria amplexicaulis - Google Search2. Sorry but new extra pics do not help...cannot see any...
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    intel, Oct 19, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Oct 21, 2019
  19. caskin

    Solved UNKNOWN small shrub very orchid looking?Advice required?

    Excellent idea to re organise your garden. Pots are a lot of work. Help is always expensive and jobbing gardeners can do more harm than good.No reason now you have a nice new shiny triple heart...
    Excellent idea to re organise your garden. Pots are a lot of work. Help is always expensive and jobbing gardeners can do more harm than good.No reason now you have a nice new shiny triple heart pacemaker, that you cannot go on working in your garden and getting pleasure from it for many more...
    Excellent idea to re organise your garden. Pots are a lot of work. Help is always expensive and jobbing gardeners can do more harm than good.No reason now you have a nice new shiny triple heart pacemaker, that you cannot go on working in your...
    Excellent idea to re organise your garden. Pots are a lot of work. Help is always expensive and jobbing gardeners can do more harm than good.No reason now you have a nice new shiny triple heart...
    caskin, Oct 19, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Oct 19, 2019
  20. Ockbrook_85

    Solved Plant ID

    Hi Silver surfer!Thank you for the links - they're really helpful :-) I had another look at the Lonicera pileata this evening and it does have a few very vibrant purple berries - I'll tidy it up...
    Hi Silver surfer!Thank you for the links - they're really helpful :-) I had another look at the Lonicera pileata this evening and it does have a few very vibrant purple berries - I'll tidy it up and see how it goes next year.Thanks to everyone for their help :-)
    Hi Silver surfer!Thank you for the links - they're really helpful :-) I had another look at the Lonicera pileata this evening and it does have a few very vibrant purple berries - I'll tidy it up and see how it goes next year.Thanks to...
    Hi Silver surfer!Thank you for the links - they're really helpful :-) I had another look at the Lonicera pileata this evening and it does have a few very vibrant purple berries - I'll tidy it up...
    Ockbrook_85, Oct 16, 2019
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    Ockbrook_85
    Oct 16, 2019
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