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  1. Cardinal-Red

    Solved Does Lavender ever look like this?

    Ha Ha!....you know what I meant. Unless of course it's parent was a rose! :noidea:
    Ha Ha!....you know what I meant. Unless of course it's parent was a rose! :noidea:
    Ha Ha!....you know what I meant. Unless of course it's parent was a rose! :noidea:
    Ha Ha!....you know what I meant. Unless of course it's parent was a rose! :noidea:
    Cardinal-Red, May 10, 2019 ... 2
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    Upsydaisy
    Jun 8, 2019
  2. Linz

    3 plants I have forgotten/need confirming, please.

    Oh it's definetley not happy, it's been stuck in that pot since Oct last year and even then it was an unhappy reduced saddo at wyevale..I didn't realise lysimachia can be a pest :/Thanks perki!
    Oh it's definetley not happy, it's been stuck in that pot since Oct last year and even then it was an unhappy reduced saddo at wyevale..I didn't realise lysimachia can be a pest :/Thanks perki!
    Oh it's definetley not happy, it's been stuck in that pot since Oct last year and even then it was an unhappy reduced saddo at wyevale..I didn't realise lysimachia can be a pest :/Thanks perki!
    Oh it's definetley not happy, it's been stuck in that pot since Oct last year and even then it was an unhappy reduced saddo at wyevale..I didn't realise lysimachia can be a pest :/Thanks perki!
    Linz, Jun 7, 2019
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    Linz
    Jun 8, 2019
  3. Cardinal-Red

    Solved Great big weeds?

    It's Great (Hairy) Willowherb.
    It's Great (Hairy) Willowherb.
    It's Great (Hairy) Willowherb.
    It's Great (Hairy) Willowherb.
    Cardinal-Red, Jun 6, 2019
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    Scrungee
    Jun 7, 2019
  4. MAJ

    Solved Cestrum?

    Talking of cestrum reminds me to grow cestrum nocturnum again. Been a while since I have...the fragrance from evening and overnight is wonderful and it will grow outside here against a warm wall....
    Talking of cestrum reminds me to grow cestrum nocturnum again. Been a while since I have...the fragrance from evening and overnight is wonderful and it will grow outside here against a warm wall. Hand in pocket time again :sad::)
    Talking of cestrum reminds me to grow cestrum nocturnum again. Been a while since I have...the fragrance from evening and overnight is wonderful and it will grow outside here against a warm wall. Hand in pocket time again :sad::)
    Talking of cestrum reminds me to grow cestrum nocturnum again. Been a while since I have...the fragrance from evening and overnight is wonderful and it will grow outside here against a warm wall....
    MAJ, Jun 7, 2019
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    Verdun
    Jun 7, 2019
  5. tristanstartsgardening

    Solved Help to identify this plant please

    They were bare rooted whips planted as windbreaks to the West and North of polytunnel many years ago and have only started bearing fruit in the last couple of years. I've let them do their own...
    They were bare rooted whips planted as windbreaks to the West and North of polytunnel many years ago and have only started bearing fruit in the last couple of years. I've let them do their own thing, only removing a few stems that would overhang a pathway after rain. A hedge with them in...
    They were bare rooted whips planted as windbreaks to the West and North of polytunnel many years ago and have only started bearing fruit in the last couple of years. I've let them do their own thing, only removing a few stems that would overhang...
    They were bare rooted whips planted as windbreaks to the West and North of polytunnel many years ago and have only started bearing fruit in the last couple of years. I've let them do their own...
    tristanstartsgardening, Jun 3, 2019 ... 2
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    Scrungee
    Jun 7, 2019
  6. Upsydaisy

    Solved ID please.

    Wow that was quick!!:) Thanks a million @Silver surfer that's brilliant:ThankYou:
    Wow that was quick!!:) Thanks a million @Silver surfer that's brilliant:ThankYou:
    Wow that was quick!!:) Thanks a million @Silver surfer that's brilliant:ThankYou:
    Wow that was quick!!:) Thanks a million @Silver surfer that's brilliant:ThankYou:
    Upsydaisy, Jun 6, 2019
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    Upsydaisy
    Jun 6, 2019
  7. Marley Farley

    Solved Is it or isn't it... Thats the question..!

    I know, we are going to let this one grow now :SUNsmile:
    I know, we are going to let this one grow now :SUNsmile:
    I know, we are going to let this one grow now :SUNsmile:
    I know, we are going to let this one grow now :SUNsmile:
    Marley Farley, Jun 5, 2019
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    Marley Farley
    Jun 6, 2019
  8. Upsydaisy

    Solved Should this be saved!

    Thanks @pete and @shiney ......it's gone!!:bigthumb:
    Thanks @pete and @shiney ......it's gone!!:bigthumb:
    Thanks @pete and @shiney ......it's gone!!:bigthumb:
    Thanks @pete and @shiney ......it's gone!!:bigthumb:
    Upsydaisy, Jun 6, 2019
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    Upsydaisy
    Jun 6, 2019
  9. wiseowl

    Solved ID Please

    Yes, Penstemon. Could be one of the Strawberries and Cream or Raspberry varieties. You need to look in the throat of the flower to check against the pictures of the plants on the internet. :dbgrtmb:
    Yes, Penstemon. Could be one of the Strawberries and Cream or Raspberry varieties. You need to look in the throat of the flower to check against the pictures of the plants on the internet. :dbgrtmb:
    Yes, Penstemon. Could be one of the Strawberries and Cream or Raspberry varieties. You need to look in the throat of the flower to check against the pictures of the plants on the internet. :dbgrtmb:
    Yes, Penstemon. Could be one of the Strawberries and Cream or Raspberry varieties. You need to look in the throat of the flower to check against the pictures of the plants on the internet. :dbgrtmb:
    wiseowl, Jun 5, 2019
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    shiney
    Jun 5, 2019
  10. ant1977

    Solved Weed that smells of lemon

    Matricaria discoidea.
    Matricaria discoidea.
    Matricaria discoidea.
    Matricaria discoidea.
    ant1977, Jun 3, 2019
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    shiney
    Jun 4, 2019
  11. tristanstartsgardening

    Solved Help to identify hedges please part 2

    Silver Surfer is correct in everything. If the ash is inside the hedge, as it appears to be, you can only cut it to the ground. I doubt that it was an intentional planting in the mixed hedge but...
    Silver Surfer is correct in everything. If the ash is inside the hedge, as it appears to be, you can only cut it to the ground. I doubt that it was an intentional planting in the mixed hedge but is probably self seeded.The trees in the hedge will get cut as normal when cutting/shaping the...
    Silver Surfer is correct in everything. If the ash is inside the hedge, as it appears to be, you can only cut it to the ground. I doubt that it was an intentional planting in the mixed hedge but is probably self seeded.The trees in the hedge...
    Silver Surfer is correct in everything. If the ash is inside the hedge, as it appears to be, you can only cut it to the ground. I doubt that it was an intentional planting in the mixed hedge but...
    tristanstartsgardening, Jun 2, 2019 ... 2
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    shiney
    Jun 3, 2019
  12. tristanstartsgardening

    Solved Help to identify the hedge please

    Agree with all Pete's id. Berberis sp, bramble and Acer campestre...common name field maple.acer campestre leaf - Google Search:Yes try to remove root from bramble.All hedges need to be...
    Agree with all Pete's id. Berberis sp, bramble and Acer campestre...common name field maple.acer campestre leaf - Google Search:Yes try to remove root from bramble.All hedges need to be trimmed regularly to keep to shape...otherwise you end up with huge trees and a hedge 20ft wide!
    Agree with all Pete's id. Berberis sp, bramble and Acer campestre...common name field maple.acer campestre leaf - Google Search:Yes try to remove root from bramble.All hedges need to be trimmed regularly to keep to shape...otherwise you...
    Agree with all Pete's id. Berberis sp, bramble and Acer campestre...common name field maple.acer campestre leaf - Google Search:Yes try to remove root from bramble.All hedges need to be...
    tristanstartsgardening, Jun 2, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Jun 2, 2019
  13. Snorky85

    What is this tree?

    Your tree is still a baby...only older trees will have the flowers. Be patient. They flower very early in the year...March. If I remember correctly before the leaves open.People smell the toffee...
    Your tree is still a baby...only older trees will have the flowers. Be patient. They flower very early in the year...March. If I remember correctly before the leaves open.People smell the toffee apple/candyfloss smell from a long way away and cannot work out where the smell comes from.Look...
    Your tree is still a baby...only older trees will have the flowers. Be patient. They flower very early in the year...March. If I remember correctly before the leaves open.People smell the toffee apple/candyfloss smell from a long way away and...
    Your tree is still a baby...only older trees will have the flowers. Be patient. They flower very early in the year...March. If I remember correctly before the leaves open.People smell the toffee...
    Snorky85, Jan 21, 2019 ... 2
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    Silver surfer
    Jun 2, 2019
  14. vadiro

    Solved Plant ID, please!

    Survival instinct?
    Survival instinct?
    Survival instinct?
    Survival instinct?
    vadiro, Jun 1, 2019 ... 2
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    NigelJ
    Jun 2, 2019
  15. Michael Noble

    What is this

    The birds probably brought it as a gift. :blue thumb:
    The birds probably brought it as a gift. :blue thumb:
    The birds probably brought it as a gift. :blue thumb:
    The birds probably brought it as a gift. :blue thumb:
    Michael Noble, Jun 2, 2019
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    shiney
    Jun 2, 2019
  16. Fat Controller

    Interloper in my raspberry patch...

    Bloody squirrels! They are forever burying stuff in my garden - thanks Pete :)
    Bloody squirrels! They are forever burying stuff in my garden - thanks Pete :)
    Bloody squirrels! They are forever burying stuff in my garden - thanks Pete :)
    Bloody squirrels! They are forever burying stuff in my garden - thanks Pete :)
    Fat Controller, Jun 2, 2019
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    Fat Controller
    Jun 2, 2019
  17. SimonZ

    Two trees - leaf id

    1. Looks like Salix caprea...common name Goat willow. 2. Doesn't look right for Corylus avellana...common name Hazel. which have alternate leaves.corylus avellana alternate leaves - Google...
    1. Looks like Salix caprea...common name Goat willow. 2. Doesn't look right for Corylus avellana...common name Hazel. which have alternate leaves.corylus avellana alternate leaves - Google SearchMaybe Alnus glutinosus....common name Alder with leaf galls.alnus glutinosa leaf gall -...
    1. Looks like Salix caprea...common name Goat willow. 2. Doesn't look right for Corylus avellana...common name Hazel. which have alternate leaves.corylus avellana alternate leaves - Google SearchMaybe Alnus glutinosus....common name Alder...
    1. Looks like Salix caprea...common name Goat willow. 2. Doesn't look right for Corylus avellana...common name Hazel. which have alternate leaves.corylus avellana alternate leaves - Google...
    SimonZ, Jun 2, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Jun 2, 2019
  18. wiseowl

    Solved ID Please

    Thank you @Perki my friend ,what an idiot I am :wallbanging:;) They are about 3/4 ft in height just romping away
    Thank you @Perki my friend ,what an idiot I am :wallbanging:;) They are about 3/4 ft in height just romping away
    Thank you @Perki my friend ,what an idiot I am :wallbanging:;) They are about 3/4 ft in height just romping away
    Thank you @Perki my friend ,what an idiot I am :wallbanging:;) They are about 3/4 ft in height just romping away
    wiseowl, Jun 2, 2019
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    wiseowl
    Jun 2, 2019
  19. kriss

    Solved Not sea holly!?

    Hello kriss, yes they look like Eryngium leaves. Possibly Miss Wilmott's Ghost, which is biennial. So you should get 'flowers ' this year
    Hello kriss, yes they look like Eryngium leaves. Possibly Miss Wilmott's Ghost, which is biennial. So you should get 'flowers ' this year
    Hello kriss, yes they look like Eryngium leaves. Possibly Miss Wilmott's Ghost, which is biennial. So you should get 'flowers ' this year
    Hello kriss, yes they look like Eryngium leaves. Possibly Miss Wilmott's Ghost, which is biennial. So you should get 'flowers ' this year
    kriss, Jun 1, 2019
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    noisette47
    Jun 1, 2019
  20. wiseowl

    Solved ID Please

    Yes Silver Surfer....it is a gem of a plant. :) In mid summer esp :) Tempted to plant some up with ophiopogon nigrescens next year in a container next year.:)
    Yes Silver Surfer....it is a gem of a plant. :) In mid summer esp :) Tempted to plant some up with ophiopogon nigrescens next year in a container next year.:)
    Yes Silver Surfer....it is a gem of a plant. :) In mid summer esp :) Tempted to plant some up with ophiopogon nigrescens next year in a container next year.:)
    Yes Silver Surfer....it is a gem of a plant. :) In mid summer esp :) Tempted to plant some up with ophiopogon nigrescens next year in a container next year.:)
    wiseowl, Jun 1, 2019
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    440
    Verdun
    Jun 1, 2019
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