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  1. mazambo

    Solved Clematis variety if possible

    Ah, sorry, I didn’t know that the woodruff was intentional. I love it, and I was afraid it would be pulled up with the Geum....
    Ah, sorry, I didn’t know that the woodruff was intentional. I love it, and I was afraid it would be pulled up with the Geum....
    Ah, sorry, I didn’t know that the woodruff was intentional. I love it, and I was afraid it would be pulled up with the Geum....
    Ah, sorry, I didn’t know that the woodruff was intentional. I love it, and I was afraid it would be pulled up with the Geum....
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  2. 2nd_bassoon

    Solved Clematis ID

    Thanks @Marley Farley - my nana thinks Montana sounds familiar so that's likely it :dbgrtmb:
    Thanks @Marley Farley - my nana thinks Montana sounds familiar so that's likely it :dbgrtmb:
    Thanks @Marley Farley - my nana thinks Montana sounds familiar so that's likely it :dbgrtmb:
    Thanks @Marley Farley - my nana thinks Montana sounds familiar so that's likely it :dbgrtmb:
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  3. Fat Controller

    Solved Volunteer Sapling

    Ta :) That will definitely be coming out then.
    Ta :) That will definitely be coming out then.
    Ta :) That will definitely be coming out then.
    Ta :) That will definitely be coming out then.
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  4. Slokie

    Solved ID plant please

    I’d continue with forking them out, as that’s the best way to get rid of them for good. Why do you want to use weedkiller?
    I’d continue with forking them out, as that’s the best way to get rid of them for good. Why do you want to use weedkiller?
    I’d continue with forking them out, as that’s the best way to get rid of them for good. Why do you want to use weedkiller?
    I’d continue with forking them out, as that’s the best way to get rid of them for good. Why do you want to use weedkiller?
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  5. Jack Sparrow

    Solved What is this?

    I just love it
    I just love it
    I just love it
    I just love it
    IMG_20190515_135605.jpg IMG_20190516_120408.jpg VALERIANA  PYRENAICA 07-05-2009 15-46-23.JPG CENTRANTHUS  RUBER  COCCINEUS 30-06-2008 12-21-22.JPG CENTRANTHUS  RUBER  COCCINEUS 30-06-2008 12-22-21.JPG CENTRANTHUS  RUBER 13-06-2009 17-08-30.JPG
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  6. Sheal

    Solved Some help with this please.

    I used to work in a Deli in the East End in the mid fifties and that's exactly what it was like. Everyone used to join in the conversation. We also had to remember what the customer had bought...
    I used to work in a Deli in the East End in the mid fifties and that's exactly what it was like. Everyone used to join in the conversation. We also had to remember what the customer had bought and add the bill up in our heads. :rolleyespink:
    I used to work in a Deli in the East End in the mid fifties and that's exactly what it was like. Everyone used to join in the conversation. We also had to remember what the customer had bought and add the bill up in our heads. :rolleyespink:
    I used to work in a Deli in the East End in the mid fifties and that's exactly what it was like. Everyone used to join in the conversation. We also had to remember what the customer had bought...
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  7. Angie123

    Solved New tree ID please

    OMG..at that price you cannot go wrong. Bargain.
    OMG..at that price you cannot go wrong. Bargain.
    OMG..at that price you cannot go wrong. Bargain.
    OMG..at that price you cannot go wrong. Bargain.
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  8. kriss

    Solved Er... me again!

    It might be still be a weed/wild flower. It is possibly Leucanthemum vulgare.....common name Ox eye daisy.
    It might be still be a weed/wild flower. It is possibly Leucanthemum vulgare.....common name Ox eye daisy.
    It might be still be a weed/wild flower. It is possibly Leucanthemum vulgare.....common name Ox eye daisy.
    It might be still be a weed/wild flower. It is possibly Leucanthemum vulgare.....common name Ox eye daisy.
    AD8BB3D7-05F2-4E15-9A61-A58917FAAD75.jpeg 04C9B0D1-71C0-48BC-9418-285F2FC8EB47.jpeg LEUCANTHEMUM  VULGARE 19-05-2015 10-48-25.JPG LEUCANTHEMUM  VULGARE  OX  EYE  DAISY 21-Jun-16 2-21-18 PM.JPG LEUCANTHEMUM  VULGARE  OX  EYE  DAISY 23-06-2015 11-56-08.JPG LEUCANTHEMUM  VULGARE 19-05-2015 10-46-11.JPG
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    417
  9. MAJ

    A mint?

    My id app says American Mint, but I'm not convinced... I'm not back in that garden to smell at the mo. Any ideas? Thank you!
    My id app says American Mint, but I'm not convinced... I'm not back in that garden to smell at the mo. Any ideas? Thank you!
    My id app says American Mint, but I'm not convinced... I'm not back in that garden to smell at the mo. Any ideas? Thank you!
    My id app says American Mint, but I'm not convinced... I'm not back in that garden to smell at the mo. Any ideas? Thank you!
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  10. Snorky85

    Solved Forgotten what this perennial is

    Ooh that rings a bell...i hope they are white :)
    Ooh that rings a bell...i hope they are white :)
    Ooh that rings a bell...i hope they are white :)
    Ooh that rings a bell...i hope they are white :)
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  11. Cardinal-Red

    Next identification thread!

    It seems an extremely well behaved for a Crocosmia or a Hemerocallis (Daylily). I lack a better suggestion though. Do you have a close up of an emerging flower stem?Foxgloves (Digitalis...
    It seems an extremely well behaved for a Crocosmia or a Hemerocallis (Daylily). I lack a better suggestion though. Do you have a close up of an emerging flower stem?Foxgloves (Digitalis purpurea) are, strictly speaking, biennials. Some can be shortlived perennials but mostly they just self...
    It seems an extremely well behaved for a Crocosmia or a Hemerocallis (Daylily). I lack a better suggestion though. Do you have a close up of an emerging flower stem?Foxgloves (Digitalis purpurea) are, strictly speaking, biennials. Some can be...
    It seems an extremely well behaved for a Crocosmia or a Hemerocallis (Daylily). I lack a better suggestion though. Do you have a close up of an emerging flower stem?Foxgloves (Digitalis...
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  12. SimonZ

    Solved Candytuft-esque

    [It may be a wild flower....Alliaria petiolaris..Thanks, yes it turned out to be Alliaria petiolata
    [It may be a wild flower....Alliaria petiolaris..Thanks, yes it turned out to be Alliaria petiolata
    [It may be a wild flower....Alliaria petiolaris..Thanks, yes it turned out to be Alliaria petiolata
    [It may be a wild flower....Alliaria petiolaris..Thanks, yes it turned out to be Alliaria petiolata
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  13. SimonZ

    Solved purple wildflower

    I grow the perennial species (L. rediviva) ; flowering now , pale lilac/white ; attractive ovoid seed-pods in the Autumn .
    I grow the perennial species (L. rediviva) ; flowering now , pale lilac/white ; attractive ovoid seed-pods in the Autumn .
    I grow the perennial species (L. rediviva) ; flowering now , pale lilac/white ; attractive ovoid seed-pods in the Autumn .
    I grow the perennial species (L. rediviva) ; flowering now , pale lilac/white ; attractive ovoid seed-pods in the Autumn .
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  14. Nigel62

    Solved Spirea

    Yes it is Nigel ...you win :)
    Yes it is Nigel ...you win :)
    Yes it is Nigel ...you win :)
    Yes it is Nigel ...you win :)
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  15. Leanne2511

    Solved What is this beauty?

    Leanne2511Where do you live? I suspect it is not UK.
    Leanne2511Where do you live? I suspect it is not UK.
    Leanne2511Where do you live? I suspect it is not UK.
    Leanne2511Where do you live? I suspect it is not UK.
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  16. Mane

    Solved Identify plants please

    They'll be along in a month or so - maybe less if it warms up, Jenny
    They'll be along in a month or so - maybe less if it warms up, Jenny
    They'll be along in a month or so - maybe less if it warms up, Jenny
    They'll be along in a month or so - maybe less if it warms up, Jenny
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  17. PlantDaddy

    Solved Please help me identify this

    Thanks for all the advice! Been researching it and turns out it's a herb! I'm always looking for interesting new stuff to cook with and I think I've found my next food project :dbgrtmb:
    Thanks for all the advice! Been researching it and turns out it's a herb! I'm always looking for interesting new stuff to cook with and I think I've found my next food project :dbgrtmb:
    Thanks for all the advice! Been researching it and turns out it's a herb! I'm always looking for interesting new stuff to cook with and I think I've found my next food project :dbgrtmb:
    Thanks for all the advice! Been researching it and turns out it's a herb! I'm always looking for interesting new stuff to cook with and I think I've found my next food project :dbgrtmb:
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  18. tangham

    Seaweed or Not.

    It's estimated that there are over 650 seaweed species around the shores of the UK.I have no idea how Twitter works but, you could try asking the Natural History Museum, via Twitter. Happy fishing.
    It's estimated that there are over 650 seaweed species around the shores of the UK.I have no idea how Twitter works but, you could try asking the Natural History Museum, via Twitter. Happy fishing.
    It's estimated that there are over 650 seaweed species around the shores of the UK.I have no idea how Twitter works but, you could try asking the Natural History Museum, via Twitter. Happy fishing.
    It's estimated that there are over 650 seaweed species around the shores of the UK.I have no idea how Twitter works but, you could try asking the Natural History Museum, via Twitter. Happy fishing.
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  19. Ella17

    Solved Mystery - new leaves

    hi Yes cut it off flush , but be careful of the new growth .... I thought cut back at the wrong time well lucky you you have another opertunity so have the plant again ....Spruce
    hi Yes cut it off flush , but be careful of the new growth .... I thought cut back at the wrong time well lucky you you have another opertunity so have the plant again ....Spruce
    hi Yes cut it off flush , but be careful of the new growth .... I thought cut back at the wrong time well lucky you you have another opertunity so have the plant again ....Spruce
    hi Yes cut it off flush , but be careful of the new growth .... I thought cut back at the wrong time well lucky you you have another opertunity so have the plant again ....Spruce
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  20. wiseowl

    Solved ID please

    Bit of info here @wiseowl
    Bit of info here @wiseowl
    Bit of info here @wiseowl
    Bit of info here @wiseowl
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