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  1. Palustris

    Solved Again with the Fungus

    Been told this is a Rollrim Paxillus involutus (recently split into several species).
    Been told this is a Rollrim Paxillus involutus (recently split into several species).
    Been told this is a Rollrim Paxillus involutus (recently split into several species).
    Been told this is a Rollrim Paxillus involutus (recently split into several species).
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  2. karaman

    Solved What is this lovely thing?

    unfortunately i cant get close enough for a decent photo and my mob has packed up so have no photo opp --- i shall settle for lagerstoemia indica, seems like the right one. thank you very much,...
    unfortunately i cant get close enough for a decent photo and my mob has packed up so have no photo opp --- i shall settle for lagerstoemia indica, seems like the right one. thank you very much, this site has never let me down with knowledgwable people. cheers, karaman
    unfortunately i cant get close enough for a decent photo and my mob has packed up so have no photo opp --- i shall settle for lagerstoemia indica, seems like the right one. thank you very much, this site has never let me down with knowledgwable...
    unfortunately i cant get close enough for a decent photo and my mob has packed up so have no photo opp --- i shall settle for lagerstoemia indica, seems like the right one. thank you very much,...
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  3. SimonZ

    Solved Red Mimulus?

    Hi Simon , they're Diascia. They're a hardy perennial. Just cut them back by about half when they finish flowering and they'll start again in the Spring.
    Hi Simon , they're Diascia. They're a hardy perennial. Just cut them back by about half when they finish flowering and they'll start again in the Spring.
    Hi Simon , they're Diascia. They're a hardy perennial. Just cut them back by about half when they finish flowering and they'll start again in the Spring.
    Hi Simon , they're Diascia. They're a hardy perennial. Just cut them back by about half when they finish flowering and they'll start again in the Spring.
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  4. Apple

    ID Please

    Hello, I’m very new to the gardening. I planing to get nice looking hedge fence in front of my housegarden. Our neighbour that is very rarely here has something that I really like, so trying to...
    Hello, I’m very new to the gardening. I planing to get nice looking hedge fence in front of my housegarden. Our neighbour that is very rarely here has something that I really like, so trying to keep up with the Jones’s situation. Perhaps someone could help me to identify this privet from the...
    Hello, I’m very new to the gardening. I planing to get nice looking hedge fence in front of my housegarden. Our neighbour that is very rarely here has something that I really like, so trying to keep up with the Jones’s situation. Perhaps someone...
    Hello, I’m very new to the gardening. I planing to get nice looking hedge fence in front of my housegarden. Our neighbour that is very rarely here has something that I really like, so trying to...
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  5. Palustris

    Solved Fungus!

    Condescending sod ...... :help:
    Condescending sod ...... :help:
    Condescending sod ...... :help:
    Condescending sod ...... :help:
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  6. Fat Controller

    Wee bug - what is it please?

    noisette would never have got that as shield bug..thanks.Maybe this....it sure goes through a lot of changes to reach adulthood.Pentatomidae - Nezara viridula - Southern Green Shieldbug...
    noisette would never have got that as shield bug..thanks.Maybe this....it sure goes through a lot of changes to reach adulthood.Pentatomidae - Nezara viridula - Southern Green Shieldbug adult & nymphsee link below.... Pentatomidae - Nezara viridula - Southern Green Shieldbug adult &...
    noisette would never have got that as shield bug..thanks.Maybe this....it sure goes through a lot of changes to reach adulthood.Pentatomidae - Nezara viridula - Southern Green Shieldbug adult & nymphsee link below.... Pentatomidae -...
    noisette would never have got that as shield bug..thanks.Maybe this....it sure goes through a lot of changes to reach adulthood.Pentatomidae - Nezara viridula - Southern Green Shieldbug...
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  7. karaman

    Solved Blue plant didnt come with name

    Hi Karaman, it's a Salvia. Probably one of the "Wedgwood" series . They're half hardy perennnials grown from seed or cuttings. @longk maybe able to be more positive.
    Hi Karaman, it's a Salvia. Probably one of the "Wedgwood" series . They're half hardy perennnials grown from seed or cuttings. @longk maybe able to be more positive.
    Hi Karaman, it's a Salvia. Probably one of the "Wedgwood" series . They're half hardy perennnials grown from seed or cuttings. @longk maybe able to be more positive.
    Hi Karaman, it's a Salvia. Probably one of the "Wedgwood" series . They're half hardy perennnials grown from seed or cuttings. @longk maybe able to be more positive.
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  8. REMO

    Solved Identifying flowering vegetable

    I agree, it's about as far as I get with aubergines, flowers no fruit :rolleyespink:. I've gave up now :redface:
    I agree, it's about as far as I get with aubergines, flowers no fruit :rolleyespink:. I've gave up now :redface:
    I agree, it's about as far as I get with aubergines, flowers no fruit :rolleyespink:. I've gave up now :redface:
    I agree, it's about as far as I get with aubergines, flowers no fruit :rolleyespink:. I've gave up now :redface:
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  9. Ella17

    Solved Please help identify this shrub

    Mystery solved!! Thank you very much for your help.
    Mystery solved!! Thank you very much for your help.
    Mystery solved!! Thank you very much for your help.
    Mystery solved!! Thank you very much for your help.
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  10. shiney
    Like x 3

    Solved This Is A Rather Attractive Pond Plant

    Aponogeton distachyos also known as Water Hawthorn
    Aponogeton distachyos also known as Water Hawthorn
    Aponogeton distachyos also known as Water Hawthorn
    Aponogeton distachyos also known as Water Hawthorn
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  11. MAJ

    Solved Eupatorium?

    Thanks @Silver surfer! to my rescue again. Eupatorium at least. Hurrah!
    Thanks @Silver surfer! to my rescue again. Eupatorium at least. Hurrah!
    Thanks @Silver surfer! to my rescue again. Eupatorium at least. Hurrah!
    Thanks @Silver surfer! to my rescue again. Eupatorium at least. Hurrah!
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  12. JWK

    Solved Mystery blue flower suddenly appeared

    Just looked back through my spreadsheet and in 2013 I sowed RHS free seeds "Lobelia x speciosa, H., tubular two-lipped purple flowers, 1-1.5m.". I normally grow seedlings on in pots and plant when...
    Just looked back through my spreadsheet and in 2013 I sowed RHS free seeds "Lobelia x speciosa, H., tubular two-lipped purple flowers, 1-1.5m.". I normally grow seedlings on in pots and plant when they get big enough, I have no recollection that these ever germinated. It must be a tough little...
    Just looked back through my spreadsheet and in 2013 I sowed RHS free seeds "Lobelia x speciosa, H., tubular two-lipped purple flowers, 1-1.5m.". I normally grow seedlings on in pots and plant when they get big enough, I have no recollection that...
    Just looked back through my spreadsheet and in 2013 I sowed RHS free seeds "Lobelia x speciosa, H., tubular two-lipped purple flowers, 1-1.5m.". I normally grow seedlings on in pots and plant when...
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    3
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  13. Amy Kakoura

    Various plant IDs

    Amy.. may I suggest you do them in batches of 3 at a time. When these have been id add the start a new thread for the next batch
    Amy.. may I suggest you do them in batches of 3 at a time. When these have been id add the start a new thread for the next batch
    Amy.. may I suggest you do them in batches of 3 at a time. When these have been id add the start a new thread for the next batch
    Amy.. may I suggest you do them in batches of 3 at a time. When these have been id add the start a new thread for the next batch
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  14. Ceb

    Solved Plant ID help

    @Ceb i am wondering if your second plant is a Spiarea there are several different ones.. :scratch:
    @Ceb i am wondering if your second plant is a Spiarea there are several different ones.. :scratch:
    @Ceb i am wondering if your second plant is a Spiarea there are several different ones.. :scratch:
    @Ceb i am wondering if your second plant is a Spiarea there are several different ones.. :scratch:
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  15. Barders

    Solved Pretty plant identification please?

    Thank you, Cinnamon, I had forgotten about them! I have Googled that plant and the flowers do look like that. I will have another look at the leaves tomorrow to make sure. We would like some of...
    Thank you, Cinnamon, I had forgotten about them! I have Googled that plant and the flowers do look like that. I will have another look at the leaves tomorrow to make sure. We would like some of these in a new garden as well, so pretty and there are usually bees on it when I go out.Thanks again :dbgrtmb:
    Thank you, Cinnamon, I had forgotten about them! I have Googled that plant and the flowers do look like that. I will have another look at the leaves tomorrow to make sure. We would like some of these in a new garden as well, so pretty and there...
    Thank you, Cinnamon, I had forgotten about them! I have Googled that plant and the flowers do look like that. I will have another look at the leaves tomorrow to make sure. We would like some of...
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  16. BellaBlue

    Unknown plant from seed

    It's going to be exciting when it flowers :) Keep us posted.....
    It's going to be exciting when it flowers :) Keep us posted.....
    It's going to be exciting when it flowers :) Keep us posted.....
    It's going to be exciting when it flowers :) Keep us posted.....
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    880
  17. Freddy

    Solved An ID please

    A truly lovely plant but cage it as it suckers like crazy!
    A truly lovely plant but cage it as it suckers like crazy!
    A truly lovely plant but cage it as it suckers like crazy!
    A truly lovely plant but cage it as it suckers like crazy!
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    3
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    410
  18. MAJ

    Solved Multi-stemmed plant. What is it?

    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    Thank you!
    Thank you!
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    820
  19. Greybelle

    Solved Rescued Plant

    Good morning @Greybelle my friend no worries ,but the offer is always there,enjoy your day
    Good morning @Greybelle my friend no worries ,but the offer is always there,enjoy your day
    Good morning @Greybelle my friend no worries ,but the offer is always there,enjoy your day
    Good morning @Greybelle my friend no worries ,but the offer is always there,enjoy your day
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  20. Fat Controller

    Solved What are these beautiful trees, please?

    I thought that there are two species, @pete? One flowers in Spring, the other in summer? Pentandra syn. ramosissima is the later flowering one? Mine's flowering at the mo, at least the bits that...
    I thought that there are two species, @pete? One flowers in Spring, the other in summer? Pentandra syn. ramosissima is the later flowering one? Mine's flowering at the mo, at least the bits that the hornets haven't eaten :wallbanging:
    I thought that there are two species, @pete? One flowers in Spring, the other in summer? Pentandra syn. ramosissima is the later flowering one? Mine's flowering at the mo, at least the bits that the hornets haven't eaten :wallbanging:
    I thought that there are two species, @pete? One flowers in Spring, the other in summer? Pentandra syn. ramosissima is the later flowering one? Mine's flowering at the mo, at least the bits that...
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    11
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    790

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