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  1. Selleri
    Funny x 4

    Solved Please say these are butterfly eggs...

    Thanks Armandii, totally agree. I'll just have to learn to live with the WOOSH WOOSH sound of their wings and the momentarily blocked sun when they do a flyover.Sadly, googling "galls" seems...
    Thanks Armandii, totally agree. I'll just have to learn to live with the WOOSH WOOSH sound of their wings and the momentarily blocked sun when they do a flyover.Sadly, googling "galls" seems like a very probable solution, but I'm not one to give in to reality. Butterflies they are! :biggrin:
    Thanks Armandii, totally agree. I'll just have to learn to live with the WOOSH WOOSH sound of their wings and the momentarily blocked sun when they do a flyover.Sadly, googling "galls" seems like a very probable solution, but I'm not one to...
    Thanks Armandii, totally agree. I'll just have to learn to live with the WOOSH WOOSH sound of their wings and the momentarily blocked sun when they do a flyover.Sadly, googling "galls" seems...
    Selleri, Aug 4, 2019
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    Selleri
    Aug 4, 2019
  2. mazambo

    Solved Tiny plant emerging

    This one in with agastache
    This one in with agastache
    This one in with agastache
    This one in with agastache
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    mazambo, Jul 30, 2019
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    mazambo
    Aug 3, 2019
  3. will562

    Solved Weed or baby Ash Tree?

    Said garden and Oak Tree!
    Said garden and Oak Tree!
    Said garden and Oak Tree!
    Said garden and Oak Tree!
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    will562, Jul 26, 2019
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    will562
    Aug 1, 2019
  4. Julysunshine

    Solved Unknown bargain!

    Your right, my one has a single spur on the back of each flower - definitely a nemesia :)Thanks everyone!
    Your right, my one has a single spur on the back of each flower - definitely a nemesia :)Thanks everyone!
    Your right, my one has a single spur on the back of each flower - definitely a nemesia :)Thanks everyone!
    Your right, my one has a single spur on the back of each flower - definitely a nemesia :)Thanks everyone!
    Julysunshine, Jul 31, 2019 ... 2
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    Julysunshine
    Aug 1, 2019
  5. docjohn

    Solved Anything to do with Nerines?

    Hi @docjohn , they're Nerines. I bet you get a wonderful show from them.
    Hi @docjohn , they're Nerines. I bet you get a wonderful show from them.
    Hi @docjohn , they're Nerines. I bet you get a wonderful show from them.
    Hi @docjohn , they're Nerines. I bet you get a wonderful show from them.
    docjohn, Jul 29, 2019
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    KFF
    Jul 29, 2019
  6. Luke Underwood

    Solved What is this tree and is it dying?

    It looks like Arbutus unedo, the strawberry tree. They prefer a slightly acid soil, and a bit of dampness.Due to the size of it I'd not worry too much at the moment, it might be a bit stressed...
    It looks like Arbutus unedo, the strawberry tree. They prefer a slightly acid soil, and a bit of dampness.Due to the size of it I'd not worry too much at the moment, it might be a bit stressed by the heat and dryness right now.Natural leaf loss on evergreens does often happen at this time of...
    It looks like Arbutus unedo, the strawberry tree. They prefer a slightly acid soil, and a bit of dampness.Due to the size of it I'd not worry too much at the moment, it might be a bit stressed by the heat and dryness right now.Natural leaf...
    It looks like Arbutus unedo, the strawberry tree. They prefer a slightly acid soil, and a bit of dampness.Due to the size of it I'd not worry too much at the moment, it might be a bit stressed...
    Luke Underwood, Jul 27, 2019
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    pete
    Jul 27, 2019
  7. stony

    Solved tree identification please

    To my knowledge Robinia pseudoacacia flowers are always white. If flowers are pink then it is another Robinia sp.Robinia pseudoacacia - Google SearchRobinia pseudoacacia - WikipediaRobinia...
    To my knowledge Robinia pseudoacacia flowers are always white. If flowers are pink then it is another Robinia sp.Robinia pseudoacacia - Google SearchRobinia pseudoacacia - WikipediaRobinia pseudoacacia | false acacia/RHS Gardeninge.g. Robinia hispida has pink flowers.robinia hispida...
    To my knowledge Robinia pseudoacacia flowers are always white. If flowers are pink then it is another Robinia sp.Robinia pseudoacacia - Google SearchRobinia pseudoacacia - WikipediaRobinia pseudoacacia | false acacia/RHS Gardeninge.g. ...
    To my knowledge Robinia pseudoacacia flowers are always white. If flowers are pink then it is another Robinia sp.Robinia pseudoacacia - Google SearchRobinia pseudoacacia - WikipediaRobinia...
    stony, Jul 23, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Jul 24, 2019
  8. Logan

    Solved can anyone id this plant please.

    Thank you, yes that's it.
    Thank you, yes that's it.
    Thank you, yes that's it.
    Thank you, yes that's it.
    Logan, Jul 22, 2019
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    Logan
    Jul 22, 2019
  9. Aldo

    Solved Is this ribes?

    Thanks, this is so interesting! I will give it a go for sure, also considered that most berries have in the meanwhile disappeared (courtesy of the doves I suspect, they must have got tired of...
    Thanks, this is so interesting! I will give it a go for sure, also considered that most berries have in the meanwhile disappeared (courtesy of the doves I suspect, they must have got tired of waiting for my grapes to mature..)
    Thanks, this is so interesting! I will give it a go for sure, also considered that most berries have in the meanwhile disappeared (courtesy of the doves I suspect, they must have got tired of waiting for my grapes to mature..)
    Thanks, this is so interesting! I will give it a go for sure, also considered that most berries have in the meanwhile disappeared (courtesy of the doves I suspect, they must have got tired of...
    Aldo, Jul 7, 2019
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    Aldo
    Jul 22, 2019
  10. Liam GG

    Solved Can anyone identify this plant?

    Agreed.....on the Towans behind me it grows beautifully, in particular an “avenue” of oenothera and blue vipers bugloss.:)
    Agreed.....on the Towans behind me it grows beautifully, in particular an “avenue” of oenothera and blue vipers bugloss.:)
    Agreed.....on the Towans behind me it grows beautifully, in particular an “avenue” of oenothera and blue vipers bugloss.:)
    Agreed.....on the Towans behind me it grows beautifully, in particular an “avenue” of oenothera and blue vipers bugloss.:)
    Liam GG, Jul 21, 2019
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    Verdun
    Jul 21, 2019
  11. docjohn

    Solved what is this plant that I planted?

    Thanks guys, at least my memory didn't let me down, it WAS a campanula!!! Just not like the campanula elsewhere in my garden, which is is purplish and covers the borders. I've not seen a giant one...
    Thanks guys, at least my memory didn't let me down, it WAS a campanula!!! Just not like the campanula elsewhere in my garden, which is is purplish and covers the borders. I've not seen a giant one like this before. It will be a talking point for all my visitors. Case solved.
    Thanks guys, at least my memory didn't let me down, it WAS a campanula!!! Just not like the campanula elsewhere in my garden, which is is purplish and covers the borders. I've not seen a giant one like this before. It will be a talking point for...
    Thanks guys, at least my memory didn't let me down, it WAS a campanula!!! Just not like the campanula elsewhere in my garden, which is is purplish and covers the borders. I've not seen a giant one...
    docjohn, Jul 11, 2019
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    docjohn
    Jul 21, 2019
  12. Paul Blackburn

    Solved Can someone tell me what these are

    Well I don’t grow them anymore because of Lily beetle. The sooner they are in soil the more chance you will have of a late bloom this year but will be ready to shoot in the spring next year with...
    Well I don’t grow them anymore because of Lily beetle. The sooner they are in soil the more chance you will have of a late bloom this year but will be ready to shoot in the spring next year with all your others. :SUNsmile:
    Well I don’t grow them anymore because of Lily beetle. The sooner they are in soil the more chance you will have of a late bloom this year but will be ready to shoot in the spring next year with all your others. :SUNsmile:
    Well I don’t grow them anymore because of Lily beetle. The sooner they are in soil the more chance you will have of a late bloom this year but will be ready to shoot in the spring next year with...
    Paul Blackburn, Jul 15, 2019
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    Marley Farley
    Jul 21, 2019
  13. Selleri

    Solved Narrow leaved pink flowering ?annual?

    Is it not Sweet William ,dianthus.
    Is it not Sweet William ,dianthus.
    Is it not Sweet William ,dianthus.
    Is it not Sweet William ,dianthus.
    Selleri, Jul 21, 2019
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    pete
    Jul 21, 2019
  14. Mr.Bump

    Solved Ideas to what this lovely plant is?

    Many thanks.. yet more St John's Wort. Never realised there were so many differing varieties.
    Many thanks.. yet more St John's Wort. Never realised there were so many differing varieties.
    Many thanks.. yet more St John's Wort. Never realised there were so many differing varieties.
    Many thanks.. yet more St John's Wort. Never realised there were so many differing varieties.
    Mr.Bump, Jul 21, 2019
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    Mr.Bump
    Jul 21, 2019
  15. Cardinal-Red

    Solved What is it and how do I care for it?

    Stems left without leaves would be pointless Cardinal-Red so cut all affected stems and leaves to the ground :)
    Stems left without leaves would be pointless Cardinal-Red so cut all affected stems and leaves to the ground :)
    Stems left without leaves would be pointless Cardinal-Red so cut all affected stems and leaves to the ground :)
    Stems left without leaves would be pointless Cardinal-Red so cut all affected stems and leaves to the ground :)
    Cardinal-Red, Jul 16, 2019
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    Verdun
    Jul 17, 2019
  16. Lloyd

    Anybody help with these 3

    I think the dark purple one looks similar to mine, which is group 3
    I think the dark purple one looks similar to mine, which is group 3
    I think the dark purple one looks similar to mine, which is group 3
    I think the dark purple one looks similar to mine, which is group 3
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    Lloyd, Jun 26, 2019
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    mazambo
    Jul 15, 2019
  17. Janet mahay

    What is this?

    Tesco's are presently selling small, very healthy Acers ...for about £7.00. if I remember correctly. Normally Acers are grown from seed. Special named cultivars are normally grafted on to plain...
    Tesco's are presently selling small, very healthy Acers ...for about £7.00. if I remember correctly. Normally Acers are grown from seed. Special named cultivars are normally grafted on to plain Acer palmatum.
    Tesco's are presently selling small, very healthy Acers ...for about £7.00. if I remember correctly. Normally Acers are grown from seed. Special named cultivars are normally grafted on to plain Acer palmatum.
    Tesco's are presently selling small, very healthy Acers ...for about £7.00. if I remember correctly. Normally Acers are grown from seed. Special named cultivars are normally grafted on to plain...
    Janet mahay, Jul 14, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Jul 15, 2019
  18. ellen9661

    Solved Identify large white daisy plant

    @ellen9661 these are my leucanthemum (shaster daisy) as of yesterday
    @ellen9661 these are my leucanthemum (shaster daisy) as of yesterday
    @ellen9661 these are my leucanthemum (shaster daisy) as of yesterday
    @ellen9661 these are my leucanthemum (shaster daisy) as of yesterday
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    ellen9661, Jun 24, 2019
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    mazambo
    Jul 14, 2019
  19. wiseowl

    Solved Wild Flower ID

    Collins....Its a jolly good guide to British Wild Flowers.
    Collins....Its a jolly good guide to British Wild Flowers.
    Collins....Its a jolly good guide to British Wild Flowers.
    Collins....Its a jolly good guide to British Wild Flowers.
    wiseowl, Jul 11, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Jul 14, 2019
  20. CanadianLori

    Solved Some kind of thorn tree but which?

    Thank you for this information. It's now a sure thing I won't be making jelly from these berries!
    Thank you for this information. It's now a sure thing I won't be making jelly from these berries!
    Thank you for this information. It's now a sure thing I won't be making jelly from these berries!
    Thank you for this information. It's now a sure thing I won't be making jelly from these berries!
    CanadianLori, Jul 13, 2019
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    CanadianLori
    Jul 13, 2019
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