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Yes that looks like a likely candidate, thank you!

@Victoria I've only seen the adult weevil on occasion but their "grubs" ( tiny white caterpillar type things with brown heads ) are numerous and resposible for chewing the roots of plants. I've not come across any snails with white shells here altho that doesn't mean they don't exist. Would...

It has, thanks Perki. I've got good soil in this new garden which probably makes a difference, it's a pleasure to work with it.

As above, rake out weeds and roots. Maybe vac out with Henry or similar. Mix sharp sand and ordinary portland cement (1:10) dry, brush in, allow to dry few hours , brush away excess leaving a nominal drainage. No soil means no weeds . Maintain or repeat.

Looks like the Lichen which was identified for me as Dog lichen, Peltigera sp. Dog lichen is a result of poor growing conditions for grass. As it is not a weed, there are no chemical weed killers which will control it. However, it is not very tolerant to changes in growing conditions, so simply...

Google reckons -Conservation statusVulnerable (IUCN 3.1)[1] Scientific classification Kingdom: Plantae Clade: Tracheophytes Clade: Angiosperms Clade: Eudicots Clade: Asterids Order: Lamiales Family: Gesneriaceae Genus: Glossoloma Species: G. martinianum Binomial name Glossoloma...

Its always better to just put a couple up at a time rather than lots with fairly silhouette type pictures. Maybe two pictures of each, a long shot, showing habit and a close up of foliage and flowers, if any are present.

A Google lens of the second seeds suggests jasmine.