Identification Area

Hmm, after having a read I don't think the Maple will be staying. Unfortunately, I don't live in a park Thanks again everyone.

If the branches don't droop or have a laxed habit, it could be Exochorda racemosa.

I have a huge unaffected bay that I use for cooking - the leaves that the sparrows haven't whitewashed.

I have changed the title from Identification. I had a brainstorm in the night so I searched my eBay purchases and I bought this in October 2019 at 25cm tall .. Iochroma cyaneum tubulosa / I. fuchsioides redI remember planting it next to my Purple one and it near-on died that Winter...

It does look like it @Escarpment, thank you.

Oh yes, I'd totally forgotten about mushroom seasonality! There's not much in the Spring is there - definitely looks most like Morel.

We call them Wind Flowers here - Anemonoides nemorosa, they're everywhere in the hedgerows now.

It does seed around but in my experience it’s very easy to pull up, no digging required. It’s also not at all thuggish in terms of its impact on other plants. Yes, prolific on bare soil but easily crowded out by other plants.As already said an important food source for the Orange Tip and...

Hi yes, it is shady, not so much damp, but the soil is heavy clay, so it must be suiting it. Just surprised how thick the rhizomes are when there isn't so much in the way of plant above the soil.However many years you've been gardening there is always something new.

Thank you noisette47 I too think it looks like nibbles! I need a close up picture of blight box stalks now to compare!

I think you are probably right with kniphophia, it look pretty old.

The figs that form on the new wood never ripen on my tree, they need a longer growing season, they are still on my tree from last year and rot or fall off during winter.

Thank you Purple Streaks and The Eden. My neighbour will be pleased.

Amazing thanks Perki!