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  1. Bilbo675

    Solved Help ID This Shrub Please

    Thanks @Silver surfer the latter looks spot on, the description suggests it's not that hardy but this one in my friend's garden goes unprotected and is in an open spot so doing well, it's been...
    Thanks @Silver surfer the latter looks spot on, the description suggests it's not that hardy but this one in my friend's garden goes unprotected and is in an open spot so doing well, it's been there for 3 years now
    Thanks @Silver surfer the latter looks spot on, the description suggests it's not that hardy but this one in my friend's garden goes unprotected and is in an open spot so doing well, it's been there for 3 years now
    Thanks @Silver surfer the latter looks spot on, the description suggests it's not that hardy but this one in my friend's garden goes unprotected and is in an open spot so doing well, it's been...
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  2. MAJ

    Solved Is this a Berberis?

    Thanks. Good to know I'm on the right track! Not looking forward to those thorns... :sad:
    Thanks. Good to know I'm on the right track! Not looking forward to those thorns... :sad:
    Thanks. Good to know I'm on the right track! Not looking forward to those thorns... :sad:
    Thanks. Good to know I'm on the right track! Not looking forward to those thorns... :sad:
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  3. Jiffy

    Solved What's this please

    Thank you Silver Surfer and Pete :dbgrtmb:That is what it is, magic
    Thank you Silver Surfer and Pete :dbgrtmb:That is what it is, magic
    Thank you Silver Surfer and Pete :dbgrtmb:That is what it is, magic
    Thank you Silver Surfer and Pete :dbgrtmb:That is what it is, magic
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  4. Pushkin

    Solved Plant or weed please.

    Certainly a pain in the whatsit, in your garden.However along country lanes etc, it really doe add to the beauty of the landscape and is home to the catapiller, Elephant Hawk Moth.
    Certainly a pain in the whatsit, in your garden.However along country lanes etc, it really doe add to the beauty of the landscape and is home to the catapiller, Elephant Hawk Moth.
    Certainly a pain in the whatsit, in your garden.However along country lanes etc, it really doe add to the beauty of the landscape and is home to the catapiller, Elephant Hawk Moth.
    Certainly a pain in the whatsit, in your garden.However along country lanes etc, it really doe add to the beauty of the landscape and is home to the catapiller, Elephant Hawk Moth.
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  5. mxw1

    Solved Help identifying these plants please

    Thanks all, very helpful, sorry for the number of pics :redface: looks like i need to get some ericaceous plant food!
    Thanks all, very helpful, sorry for the number of pics :redface: looks like i need to get some ericaceous plant food!
    Thanks all, very helpful, sorry for the number of pics :redface: looks like i need to get some ericaceous plant food!
    Thanks all, very helpful, sorry for the number of pics :redface: looks like i need to get some ericaceous plant food!
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  6. Leanne2511

    Solved What is this plant please?

    Partial shade is fine. Prob the longest flowering campanula but add some grit to the planting hole
    Partial shade is fine. Prob the longest flowering campanula but add some grit to the planting hole
    Partial shade is fine. Prob the longest flowering campanula but add some grit to the planting hole
    Partial shade is fine. Prob the longest flowering campanula but add some grit to the planting hole
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  7. mazambo

    Solved Margurite daisy or coreopsis

    Thanks @Silver surfer that has to be the one :blue thumb:
    Thanks @Silver surfer that has to be the one :blue thumb:
    Thanks @Silver surfer that has to be the one :blue thumb:
    Thanks @Silver surfer that has to be the one :blue thumb:
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  8. Cardinal-Red

    Classifying plants in my garden - part 3

    Superbly put :dbgrtmb:
    Superbly put :dbgrtmb:
    Superbly put :dbgrtmb:
    Superbly put :dbgrtmb:
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  9. Cardinal-Red

    Classifying plants in my garden part 2

    Yep - its a yuccaThe lower leaves will die back and new leaves form in the crown. Over time it will form a trunkSome leave the old leaves on to die back naturally but I tend to cut or pull...
    Yep - its a yuccaThe lower leaves will die back and new leaves form in the crown. Over time it will form a trunkSome leave the old leaves on to die back naturally but I tend to cut or pull off the older leaves, preferring a tidier look. On a strong stem you can pull the old leaves...
    Yep - its a yuccaThe lower leaves will die back and new leaves form in the crown. Over time it will form a trunkSome leave the old leaves on to die back naturally but I tend to cut or pull off the older leaves, preferring a tidier look. On...
    Yep - its a yuccaThe lower leaves will die back and new leaves form in the crown. Over time it will form a trunkSome leave the old leaves on to die back naturally but I tend to cut or pull...
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  10. GardeningNewbie

    Solved Please help identify plant

    Could well be medears :)
    Could well be medears :)
    Could well be medears :)
    Could well be medears :)
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  11. MAJ

    Solved Mahonia?

    Perfect, thank you!
    Perfect, thank you!
    Perfect, thank you!
    Perfect, thank you!
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  12. MAJ

    Solved What's this please?

    Ohhhh! I see. Yes, thanks. More familiar with their flowers than the leaves! Thanks so much.
    Ohhhh! I see. Yes, thanks. More familiar with their flowers than the leaves! Thanks so much.
    Ohhhh! I see. Yes, thanks. More familiar with their flowers than the leaves! Thanks so much.
    Ohhhh! I see. Yes, thanks. More familiar with their flowers than the leaves! Thanks so much.
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  13. xf8u39

    Solved Bush

    But the trouble is, which rhododendron? There are loads of varieties! I can't tell the height from the picture. If the young foliage is furry, it would suggest a yakushimanum hybrid. The shape of...
    But the trouble is, which rhododendron? There are loads of varieties! I can't tell the height from the picture. If the young foliage is furry, it would suggest a yakushimanum hybrid. The shape of flowers and colour change on maturity suggests they might be.
    But the trouble is, which rhododendron? There are loads of varieties! I can't tell the height from the picture. If the young foliage is furry, it would suggest a yakushimanum hybrid. The shape of flowers and colour change on maturity suggests...
    But the trouble is, which rhododendron? There are loads of varieties! I can't tell the height from the picture. If the young foliage is furry, it would suggest a yakushimanum hybrid. The shape of...
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  14. Cardinal-Red

    Solved What is this and what does it do?

    That's ok.I'll just stand on the bridge over the M62 and expertly throw them at you as you drive past :dbgrtmb:
    That's ok.I'll just stand on the bridge over the M62 and expertly throw them at you as you drive past :dbgrtmb:
    That's ok.I'll just stand on the bridge over the M62 and expertly throw them at you as you drive past :dbgrtmb:
    That's ok.I'll just stand on the bridge over the M62 and expertly throw them at you as you drive past :dbgrtmb:
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  15. Trunky

    Solved Yellow flower, mottled leaves.

    We've been digging them out and throwing them away for years! They appear all over our front garden. :rolleyespink:
    We've been digging them out and throwing them away for years! They appear all over our front garden. :rolleyespink:
    We've been digging them out and throwing them away for years! They appear all over our front garden. :rolleyespink:
    We've been digging them out and throwing them away for years! They appear all over our front garden. :rolleyespink:
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  16. KFF

    Mossy question

    Take a look at 'Bryum Capillare' @KFF, it looks like the same family as yours. :)
    Take a look at 'Bryum Capillare' @KFF, it looks like the same family as yours. :)
    Take a look at 'Bryum Capillare' @KFF, it looks like the same family as yours. :)
    Take a look at 'Bryum Capillare' @KFF, it looks like the same family as yours. :)
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  17. Beginner22

    Solved Which plant is this?

    Great, thanks a lot to both of you.
    Great, thanks a lot to both of you.
    Great, thanks a lot to both of you.
    Great, thanks a lot to both of you.
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  18. MAJ

    Solved Tree fungus id and removal

    Good, thanks.
    Good, thanks.
    Good, thanks.
    Good, thanks.
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  19. mazambo

    Solved Having a senior moment, what is this?

    That's it !!! :dbgrtmb:
    That's it !!! :dbgrtmb:
    That's it !!! :dbgrtmb:
    That's it !!! :dbgrtmb:
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  20. Sienna's Blossom

    Solved What is this please

    Ah great thanks, I don't remember at all, so it's all a nice surprise! :heehee:
    Ah great thanks, I don't remember at all, so it's all a nice surprise! :heehee:
    Ah great thanks, I don't remember at all, so it's all a nice surprise! :heehee:
    Ah great thanks, I don't remember at all, so it's all a nice surprise! :heehee:
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    2
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    486

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