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  1. Palustris

    Dark brown fungi

    The only Mycena which it resembles is M. leucogala. Will have another look when it is lighter.
    The only Mycena which it resembles is M. leucogala. Will have another look when it is lighter.
    The only Mycena which it resembles is M. leucogala. Will have another look when it is lighter.
    The only Mycena which it resembles is M. leucogala. Will have another look when it is lighter.
    Palustris, Oct 14, 2019
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    Palustris
    Oct 15, 2019
  2. MAJ

    Solved Id this shrub from July time please?

    No worries, I'm grateful for the response. Cheers
    No worries, I'm grateful for the response. Cheers
    No worries, I'm grateful for the response. Cheers
    No worries, I'm grateful for the response. Cheers
    MAJ, Oct 11, 2019
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    MAJ
    Oct 11, 2019
  3. Retro51

    Solved New on forum, new to gardening!

    Thank you, I know you are a great bunch of people.
    Thank you, I know you are a great bunch of people.
    Thank you, I know you are a great bunch of people.
    Thank you, I know you are a great bunch of people.
    Retro51, Oct 7, 2019
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    Retro51
    Oct 8, 2019
  4. Tree

    Solved Can anyone please tell what tree is that?

    Oops sorry. Didn't spot the date.
    Oops sorry. Didn't spot the date.
    Oops sorry. Didn't spot the date.
    Oops sorry. Didn't spot the date.
    Tree, Nov 10, 2011
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    Steve Canham
    Oct 8, 2019
  5. Christina Atola

    Solved Can anyone help me ID this tree, please?

    I do hope that our comments have helped Christina and her mum.Getting perhaps a bit sentimental, but I have always considered trees to be the Monarch of the plant kingdom. Why so? Because at...
    I do hope that our comments have helped Christina and her mum.Getting perhaps a bit sentimental, but I have always considered trees to be the Monarch of the plant kingdom. Why so? Because at whatever stage of their life, and in whatever season they are observed. Each one offers so, so much...
    I do hope that our comments have helped Christina and her mum.Getting perhaps a bit sentimental, but I have always considered trees to be the Monarch of the plant kingdom. Why so? Because at whatever stage of their life, and in whatever...
    I do hope that our comments have helped Christina and her mum.Getting perhaps a bit sentimental, but I have always considered trees to be the Monarch of the plant kingdom. Why so? Because at...
    Christina Atola, Oct 7, 2019 ... 2
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    Mike Allen
    Oct 8, 2019
  6. shiney

    Solved Tree I.D. please?

    Certainly do :), the photos I posted above came from one of his favourite haunts - Hatfield Forest (NT). It's only a ten minute drive from us and a lovely walking area.
    Certainly do :), the photos I posted above came from one of his favourite haunts - Hatfield Forest (NT). It's only a ten minute drive from us and a lovely walking area.
    Certainly do :), the photos I posted above came from one of his favourite haunts - Hatfield Forest (NT). It's only a ten minute drive from us and a lovely walking area.
    Certainly do :), the photos I posted above came from one of his favourite haunts - Hatfield Forest (NT). It's only a ten minute drive from us and a lovely walking area.
    shiney, Oct 6, 2019
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    shiney
    Oct 7, 2019
  7. shiney

    Solved Another Fungi I.D. please

    Edible!
    Edible!
    Edible!
    Edible!
    shiney, Oct 6, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Oct 6, 2019
  8. Green Knees

    Solved Brown rot on tomatoes: ID please?

    We'll they were going downhill.I'd grown the plants in the open, but when the temp started to go below 14c in the day, I put them under plastic sheet to keep them warm.They didn't like it......
    We'll they were going downhill.I'd grown the plants in the open, but when the temp started to go below 14c in the day, I put them under plastic sheet to keep them warm.They didn't like it... with the edges and ends of leaves going black and dried out.Just looked blight up and yes, I...
    We'll they were going downhill.I'd grown the plants in the open, but when the temp started to go below 14c in the day, I put them under plastic sheet to keep them warm.They didn't like it... with the edges and ends of leaves going black and...
    We'll they were going downhill.I'd grown the plants in the open, but when the temp started to go below 14c in the day, I put them under plastic sheet to keep them warm.They didn't like it......
    Green Knees, Oct 6, 2019
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    Green Knees
    Oct 6, 2019
  9. HarryS

    Solved Fungii Visitor ID

    Interesting fungus.So photogenic.
    Interesting fungus.So photogenic.
    Interesting fungus.So photogenic.
    Interesting fungus.So photogenic.
    20191001_183510.jpg COPRINUS COMATUS SHAGGY INK CAP 06-09-2019 11-31-23.JPG COPRINUS COMATUS SHAGGY INK CAP 06-09-2019 11-27-01.JPG COPRINUS COMATUS SHAGGY INK CAP 06-09-2019 11-27-16.JPG COPRINUS COMATUS SHAGGY INK CAP 06-09-2019 11-31-36.JPG COPRINUS COMATUS SHAGGY INK CAP 06-09-2019 11-35-48.JPG
    HarryS, Oct 1, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Oct 3, 2019
  10. Sian in Belgium

    Fuschia identification

    When I saw Sian's fuchsia photo,I thought of Riccartonii but the name just wouldn't come to mind. One of those flat brain moments. Perhaps in a sense of speaking. IMO the much beloved fuchsia...
    When I saw Sian's fuchsia photo,I thought of Riccartonii but the name just wouldn't come to mind. One of those flat brain moments. Perhaps in a sense of speaking. IMO the much beloved fuchsia has become victim of it's own success. For the gardener, the fuchsia is generally so easy to grow and...
    When I saw Sian's fuchsia photo,I thought of Riccartonii but the name just wouldn't come to mind. One of those flat brain moments. Perhaps in a sense of speaking. IMO the much beloved fuchsia has become victim of it's own success. For the...
    When I saw Sian's fuchsia photo,I thought of Riccartonii but the name just wouldn't come to mind. One of those flat brain moments. Perhaps in a sense of speaking. IMO the much beloved fuchsia...
    Sian in Belgium, Sep 29, 2019
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    Mike Allen
    Sep 30, 2019
  11. blackstart

    Solved Sussex plant ID

    longk that is interesting to hear. We had a Paulownia...Foxglove tree...fab flowers/loved it.......yes masses of seed. But never found any that had germinated. Maybe soil conditions were not...
    longk that is interesting to hear. We had a Paulownia...Foxglove tree...fab flowers/loved it.......yes masses of seed. But never found any that had germinated. Maybe soil conditions were not right. Read that.....The species is hermaphrodite (has both male and female organs). The plant is...
    longk that is interesting to hear. We had a Paulownia...Foxglove tree...fab flowers/loved it.......yes masses of seed. But never found any that had germinated. Maybe soil conditions were not right. Read that.....The species is hermaphrodite (has...
    longk that is interesting to hear. We had a Paulownia...Foxglove tree...fab flowers/loved it.......yes masses of seed. But never found any that had germinated. Maybe soil conditions were not...
    blackstart, Sep 22, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Sep 29, 2019
  12. rachk116

    Solved ID help please

    Welcome to the forums Rach. Lots of friendly folk here to help.Your shrub looks like a Philadelphus coronarius...common name Mock orange. Scented white flowers. ...see link I will leave pruning...
    Welcome to the forums Rach. Lots of friendly folk here to help.Your shrub looks like a Philadelphus coronarius...common name Mock orange. Scented white flowers. ...see link I will leave pruning advice to others!philadelphus coronarius - Google Search
    Welcome to the forums Rach. Lots of friendly folk here to help.Your shrub looks like a Philadelphus coronarius...common name Mock orange. Scented white flowers. ...see link I will leave pruning advice to others!philadelphus coronarius -...
    Welcome to the forums Rach. Lots of friendly folk here to help.Your shrub looks like a Philadelphus coronarius...common name Mock orange. Scented white flowers. ...see link I will leave pruning...
    rachk116, Sep 27, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Sep 27, 2019
  13. CarolineL
    Like x 3

    Solved Which Palm is This Please?

    It's just the opposite here! After lagging behind the UK and most of Europe by a couple of centuries with regard to availability of ornamental plants, the supermarkets and sheds are now importing...
    It's just the opposite here! After lagging behind the UK and most of Europe by a couple of centuries with regard to availability of ornamental plants, the supermarkets and sheds are now importing 'exotics' from Spain, Portugal and North Africa by the thousands. Which probably accounts for the...
    It's just the opposite here! After lagging behind the UK and most of Europe by a couple of centuries with regard to availability of ornamental plants, the supermarkets and sheds are now importing 'exotics' from Spain, Portugal and North Africa by...
    It's just the opposite here! After lagging behind the UK and most of Europe by a couple of centuries with regard to availability of ornamental plants, the supermarkets and sheds are now importing...
    CarolineL, Sep 17, 2019 ... 2
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    noisette47
    Sep 20, 2019
  14. miraflores

    Solved Any idea?

    Yep, Ribes sanguineum. The species is a lovely shrub but quite short-flowering, couple of months max. Anyone know of a longer-flowering cultivar?Nick
    Yep, Ribes sanguineum. The species is a lovely shrub but quite short-flowering, couple of months max. Anyone know of a longer-flowering cultivar?Nick
    Yep, Ribes sanguineum. The species is a lovely shrub but quite short-flowering, couple of months max. Anyone know of a longer-flowering cultivar?Nick
    Yep, Ribes sanguineum. The species is a lovely shrub but quite short-flowering, couple of months max. Anyone know of a longer-flowering cultivar?Nick
    miraflores, Sep 19, 2019
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    Nikolaos
    Sep 20, 2019
  15. nathan7

    Solved PLANT ID

    thank you so much
    thank you so much
    thank you so much
    thank you so much
    nathan7, Sep 17, 2019
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    nathan7
    Sep 18, 2019
  16. icehockeyuk

    Solved Dove’s foot cranesbill, Herb robert or something else?

    Geranium robertianum ..herb Robert is THE easiest to id. It grows from a single root...the leaves radiate from it like spokes on a wheel. Smells just foul if you touch it...once smelt never...
    Geranium robertianum ..herb Robert is THE easiest to id. It grows from a single root...the leaves radiate from it like spokes on a wheel. Smells just foul if you touch it...once smelt never forgotten.Id of other tiny Geraniums is not easy...esp if pics are not crystal clear.
    Geranium robertianum ..herb Robert is THE easiest to id. It grows from a single root...the leaves radiate from it like spokes on a wheel. Smells just foul if you touch it...once smelt never forgotten.Id of other tiny Geraniums is not easy...esp...
    Geranium robertianum ..herb Robert is THE easiest to id. It grows from a single root...the leaves radiate from it like spokes on a wheel. Smells just foul if you touch it...once smelt never...
    100_1339.JPG 100_1345.JPG 100_1346.JPG 100_1347.JPG 100_1371.JPG 100_1370.JPG
    icehockeyuk, Sep 14, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Sep 16, 2019
  17. P4ul_17

    Solved Identify this fragment tree, please

    It's what he said.:dbgrtmb:G.
    It's what he said.:dbgrtmb:G.
    It's what he said.:dbgrtmb:G.
    It's what he said.:dbgrtmb:G.
    P4ul_17, Sep 8, 2019
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    Jack Sparrow
    Sep 15, 2019
  18. Leigh White

    Solved Strange fungus

    Agree new pics don't look like dog vomit, slime mould. I have a friend who knows his fungus...but who is away. When he returns I will see if he can add anything to this discussion.You can remove...
    Agree new pics don't look like dog vomit, slime mould. I have a friend who knows his fungus...but who is away. When he returns I will see if he can add anything to this discussion.You can remove it, but there may be spores/it may appear again next year. Don't worry. Fungus are not normally...
    Agree new pics don't look like dog vomit, slime mould. I have a friend who knows his fungus...but who is away. When he returns I will see if he can add anything to this discussion.You can remove it, but there may be spores/it may appear again...
    Agree new pics don't look like dog vomit, slime mould. I have a friend who knows his fungus...but who is away. When he returns I will see if he can add anything to this discussion.You can remove...
    Leigh White, Sep 10, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Sep 15, 2019
  19. RandyRos

    Shrub? Popping up

    or to see if its coming from a bigger root ?
    or to see if its coming from a bigger root ?
    or to see if its coming from a bigger root ?
    or to see if its coming from a bigger root ?
    RandyRos, Sep 7, 2019
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    Spruce
    Sep 14, 2019
  20. Jenny namaste

    Solved Plant seen in Croatia

    Stunning plant @pete .:wow:
    Stunning plant @pete .:wow:
    Stunning plant @pete .:wow:
    Stunning plant @pete .:wow:
    Jenny namaste, Sep 12, 2019
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    Upsydaisy
    Sep 12, 2019
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