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  1. lindyco

    Is this a Daphne?

    Hiya lindico :) A sequestered iron spray may be needed but try a couple of sprays of Epsom salts (magnesium) first. Cheap and available anywhere and should help restore good green colour to the...
    Hiya lindico :) A sequestered iron spray may be needed but try a couple of sprays of Epsom salts (magnesium) first. Cheap and available anywhere and should help restore good green colour to the foliage.:)
    Hiya lindico :) A sequestered iron spray may be needed but try a couple of sprays of Epsom salts (magnesium) first. Cheap and available anywhere and should help restore good green colour to the foliage.:)
    Hiya lindico :) A sequestered iron spray may be needed but try a couple of sprays of Epsom salts (magnesium) first. Cheap and available anywhere and should help restore good green colour to the...
    lindyco, Apr 11, 2019
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    Verdun
    Apr 22, 2019
  2. McTavish14

    help identify flower or weed

    thanks I'll leave it where it is and see what develops
    thanks I'll leave it where it is and see what develops
    thanks I'll leave it where it is and see what develops
    thanks I'll leave it where it is and see what develops
    McTavish14, Apr 21, 2019
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    McTavish14
    Apr 21, 2019
  3. tangham

    Solved ID please.

    Certainly looks like an Aquilegia. :dbgrtmb: I would give it a 98% chance with the other 2% (very much an outsider) a Thalictrum aquilegifolium. You'll soon know as the Thalictrum leaves will grow...
    Certainly looks like an Aquilegia. :dbgrtmb: I would give it a 98% chance with the other 2% (very much an outsider) a Thalictrum aquilegifolium. You'll soon know as the Thalictrum leaves will grow considerably higher.
    Certainly looks like an Aquilegia. :dbgrtmb: I would give it a 98% chance with the other 2% (very much an outsider) a Thalictrum aquilegifolium. You'll soon know as the Thalictrum leaves will grow considerably higher.
    Certainly looks like an Aquilegia. :dbgrtmb: I would give it a 98% chance with the other 2% (very much an outsider) a Thalictrum aquilegifolium. You'll soon know as the Thalictrum leaves will grow...
    tangham, Apr 18, 2019
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    shiney
    Apr 19, 2019
  4. KFF

    Solved Seedling ID please.... Anemone Blanda ? ? ?

    It sounds highly probable that you've got a couple of thousand baby Anemones :biggrin: You could lift them carefully and pot them up. More of them will survive and they'll probably make flowering-size...
    It sounds highly probable that you've got a couple of thousand baby Anemones :biggrin: You could lift them carefully and pot them up. More of them will survive and they'll probably make flowering-size corms more quickly given individual attention. That's how it works with cyclamen anyway!
    It sounds highly probable that you've got a couple of thousand baby Anemones :biggrin: You could lift them carefully and pot them up. More of them will survive and they'll probably make flowering-size corms more quickly given individual attention. That's...
    It sounds highly probable that you've got a couple of thousand baby Anemones :biggrin: You could lift them carefully and pot them up. More of them will survive and they'll probably make flowering-size...
    KFF, Apr 18, 2019
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    noisette47
    Apr 18, 2019
  5. SimonZ

    Solved Tiny white

    Hairy bittercress is an annual weed, so quite easily pulled out. It does spread by seed but is easy to hoe, or remove by hand :thumbsup: There are worse weeds to have :biggrin:
    Hairy bittercress is an annual weed, so quite easily pulled out. It does spread by seed but is easy to hoe, or remove by hand :thumbsup: There are worse weeds to have :biggrin:
    Hairy bittercress is an annual weed, so quite easily pulled out. It does spread by seed but is easy to hoe, or remove by hand :thumbsup: There are worse weeds to have :biggrin:
    Hairy bittercress is an annual weed, so quite easily pulled out. It does spread by seed but is easy to hoe, or remove by hand :thumbsup: There are worse weeds to have :biggrin:
    SimonZ, Apr 7, 2019
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    Loki
    Apr 15, 2019
  6. stephenprudence

    Solved Seedling ID / confirmation.

    Yes, I think so, the reason I was surprised is that I was sure that all the seeds had been accounted for, ie I sowed them in cell trays last year so I thought there would not be any chance of...
    Yes, I think so, the reason I was surprised is that I was sure that all the seeds had been accounted for, ie I sowed them in cell trays last year so I thought there would not be any chance of wayward seeds. I must have accidentally dropped a seed in that pot, which houses a Vasconcellea...
    Yes, I think so, the reason I was surprised is that I was sure that all the seeds had been accounted for, ie I sowed them in cell trays last year so I thought there would not be any chance of wayward seeds. I must have accidentally dropped a seed...
    Yes, I think so, the reason I was surprised is that I was sure that all the seeds had been accounted for, ie I sowed them in cell trays last year so I thought there would not be any chance of...
    stephenprudence, Apr 15, 2019
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    stephenprudence
    Apr 15, 2019
  7. SimonZ

    Solved Coming into flower - Pulsatilla?

    Hi @SimonZ , they're Astrantia . Can't say which one as there are loads.
    Hi @SimonZ , they're Astrantia . Can't say which one as there are loads.
    Hi @SimonZ , they're Astrantia . Can't say which one as there are loads.
    Hi @SimonZ , they're Astrantia . Can't say which one as there are loads.
    SimonZ, Apr 7, 2019
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    KFF
    Apr 7, 2019
  8. Upsydaisy

    Lost labels...again!!!

    Agree the top ones could well be lilies, the leafs will be flatter than allium leaves. The second picture look like Alliums as as others suggested. If Alliums they almost certainly won't flower...
    Agree the top ones could well be lilies, the leafs will be flatter than allium leaves. The second picture look like Alliums as as others suggested. If Alliums they almost certainly won't flower this year. They need to build up a bulb first and the flower bud forms inside the bulb. Next spring...
    Agree the top ones could well be lilies, the leafs will be flatter than allium leaves. The second picture look like Alliums as as others suggested. If Alliums they almost certainly won't flower this year. They need to build up a bulb first and...
    Agree the top ones could well be lilies, the leafs will be flatter than allium leaves. The second picture look like Alliums as as others suggested. If Alliums they almost certainly won't flower...
    Upsydaisy, Apr 6, 2019
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    NigelJ
    Apr 7, 2019
  9. Mike77

    Seedling ID

    Just out of the blue, but could it be evening primrose?
    Just out of the blue, but could it be evening primrose?
    Just out of the blue, but could it be evening primrose?
    Just out of the blue, but could it be evening primrose?
    Mike77, Mar 30, 2019
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    pete
    Apr 1, 2019
  10. KFF

    Solved mystery indoor plant

    Thanks @Selleri , some great information there. It should be alright in her bathroom window then.
    Thanks @Selleri , some great information there. It should be alright in her bathroom window then.
    Thanks @Selleri , some great information there. It should be alright in her bathroom window then.
    Thanks @Selleri , some great information there. It should be alright in her bathroom window then.
    KFF, Mar 31, 2019
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    KFF
    Mar 31, 2019
  11. Pushkin

    Solved Id please.

    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...
    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...:scratch:
    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.......
    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...
    Pushkin, Mar 25, 2019
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    Marley Farley
    Mar 25, 2019
  12. Freddy

    Solved An ID please.

    And there was me thinking it was a pile of pebbles. Not used to these small pictures you get on a phone.
    And there was me thinking it was a pile of pebbles. Not used to these small pictures you get on a phone.
    And there was me thinking it was a pile of pebbles. Not used to these small pictures you get on a phone.
    And there was me thinking it was a pile of pebbles. Not used to these small pictures you get on a phone.
    Freddy, Mar 25, 2019
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    pete
    Mar 25, 2019
  13. mazambo

    Solved What is this please

    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...
    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
    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...
    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...
    mazambo, Mar 22, 2019
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    Silver surfer
    Mar 22, 2019
  14. wiseowl

    Solved Fungi ID

    Hello @Jiffy my good friend better Woo than Dumbo:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Hello @Jiffy my good friend better Woo than Dumbo:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Hello @Jiffy my good friend better Woo than Dumbo:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Hello @Jiffy my good friend better Woo than Dumbo:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    wiseowl, Mar 21, 2019
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    wiseowl
    Mar 22, 2019
  15. Ella17

    Solved Unknown plant

    Thank you for your help.
    Thank you for your help.
    Thank you for your help.
    Thank you for your help.
    Ella17, Mar 21, 2019
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    Ella17
    Mar 21, 2019
  16. Jenny namaste

    Solved A silver leafed "shrub"?

    Jenny namaste, Mar 19, 2019
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    Jenny namaste
    Mar 21, 2019
  17. kriss

    Solved Ver-something!

    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.
    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.
    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.
    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.
    kriss, Mar 11, 2019 ... 2 3
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    Mike Allen
    Mar 21, 2019
  18. Sheal

    Wood

    Thanks everyone. :dbgrtmb: It looks like light or white Oak is the favourite at the moment but I think Pete's suggestion of Walnut is a possibility too.
    Thanks everyone. :dbgrtmb: It looks like light or white Oak is the favourite at the moment but I think Pete's suggestion of Walnut is a possibility too.
    Thanks everyone. :dbgrtmb: It looks like light or white Oak is the favourite at the moment but I think Pete's suggestion of Walnut is a possibility too.
    Thanks everyone. :dbgrtmb: It looks like light or white Oak is the favourite at the moment but I think Pete's suggestion of Walnut is a possibility too.
    Sheal, Mar 17, 2019
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    Sheal
    Mar 18, 2019
  19. Mike77

    Solved What's this?

    Great. Glad i didn't pull them when I was weeding. I will leave them be.Mike
    Great. Glad i didn't pull them when I was weeding. I will leave them be.Mike
    Great. Glad i didn't pull them when I was weeding. I will leave them be.Mike
    Great. Glad i didn't pull them when I was weeding. I will leave them be.Mike
    Mike77, Mar 17, 2019
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    Mike77
    Mar 18, 2019
  20. kriss

    Solved Er... me again!

    Definiately an Osteospermum.
    Definiately an Osteospermum.
    Definiately an Osteospermum.
    Definiately an Osteospermum.
    kriss, Mar 17, 2019
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    KFF
    Mar 17, 2019
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