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Thanks @Selleri , some great information there. It should be alright in her bathroom window then.

Well @Pushkin the close up of leaves are Euphorbia I am certain of that, but which one.??? Yes it will flower... I have a couple of euphorbia but not quite like yours.. It could be macculata but the leaves don’t look quite right for that one.... There 100s of different Euphorbias (spurge) though...

And there was me thinking it was a pile of pebbles. Not used to these small pictures you get on a phone.

I love Scillla peruviana. Named after the ship...not the country. It does grow in UK but not as well as Scilla siberica.scilla peruviana - Google SearchMuscari are much neater /tidier...tightly packed tiny flowers on a single stemMuscari, - Google Search

Hello @Jiffy my good friend better Woo than Dumbo

Thank you for your help.

University Challenge. Trinity College Oxford v St. Mary's Cambridge. Cambridge have it. Yes ist's a plant. Trinity College,your starter for ten.............Sorry, joke.

Great. Glad i didn't pull them when I was weeding. I will leave them be.Mike

Definiately an Osteospermum.

What you tend to find is that the new fronds break through the top of the cycad and lift the brown outer. The fronds will grow vertically and spread out to the current leaf shape later

thank you ... long day at work brain on a go slow ... really helpfulSpruce

Thank you everyone! That's exactly what I'll do :-)

Personally in my opinion its not a lawn if its full of weeds / moss ( I have high exceptions on how a lawn looks ), if you like moss and other plants in with your grass fair enough , I be looking into what WeeTam said if it were my lawn though.

Oh dear. Well that explains its resistance to everything we’ve thrown at it ...Thanks for the replies.Roger

Stunning when seen close-up like that ; a miniature microcosm in itself . Excellent pictures !!!

Wow! It's huge!

Coming back to this thread to say that they are selling 'Echinacea' in Aldi again and I am not falling for it again!

Hi @Kon ,Definitely Hyacinths. Give them a feed every couple of weeks until the leaves start to yellow. Don't cut the leaves off until they've completely died off. You'll have a nice show next year.