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  1. Arty Bee

    Solved Pink spear flowered plant

    wiseowl....Thank you. Most kind. You understand where I am coming from!
    wiseowl....Thank you. Most kind. You understand where I am coming from!
    wiseowl....Thank you. Most kind. You understand where I am coming from!
    wiseowl....Thank you. Most kind. You understand where I am coming from!
    Arty Bee, Aug 9, 2018 ... 2
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    Silver surfer
    Aug 14, 2018
  2. ellabella

    Solved What is this, please!

    Yes, that's it (I would never have guessed)! I didn't think it could have been grafted, but there you go...... you learn every day. It makes sense, there are 5 or 6 shoots right around the base....
    Yes, that's it (I would never have guessed)! I didn't think it could have been grafted, but there you go...... you learn every day. It makes sense, there are 5 or 6 shoots right around the base. Thank you, Silver Surfer!
    Yes, that's it (I would never have guessed)! I didn't think it could have been grafted, but there you go...... you learn every day. It makes sense, there are 5 or 6 shoots right around the base. Thank you, Silver Surfer!
    Yes, that's it (I would never have guessed)! I didn't think it could have been grafted, but there you go...... you learn every day. It makes sense, there are 5 or 6 shoots right around the base....
    ellabella, Aug 11, 2018
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    ellabella
    Aug 11, 2018
  3. Simon12121

    Solved What weed is this and how do I get rid of it

    Its got a waxy coat which stops anything soaking in, which is why you have to crush it first :)
    Its got a waxy coat which stops anything soaking in, which is why you have to crush it first :)
    Its got a waxy coat which stops anything soaking in, which is why you have to crush it first :)
    Its got a waxy coat which stops anything soaking in, which is why you have to crush it first :)
    Simon12121, Aug 11, 2018
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    Phil A
    Aug 11, 2018
  4. Amy Willshire

    Solved What is this bushy plant please

    Yes I think you are right. I even just found a fruit on it which matches the pictures on google.Thank you both
    Yes I think you are right. I even just found a fruit on it which matches the pictures on google.Thank you both
    Yes I think you are right. I even just found a fruit on it which matches the pictures on google.Thank you both
    Yes I think you are right. I even just found a fruit on it which matches the pictures on google.Thank you both
    Amy Willshire, Aug 10, 2018
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    Amy Willshire
    Aug 10, 2018
  5. Head Gardener's Dogsbody

    Solved Help please identifying this perennial

    Done;):blue thumb:
    Done;):blue thumb:
    Done;):blue thumb:
    Done;):blue thumb:
    Head Gardener's Dogsbody, Aug 8, 2018
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    wiseowl
    Aug 10, 2018
  6. luciusmaximus

    Solved What is this please

    It might be Heliopsis helianthoides - false sunflower.
    It might be Heliopsis helianthoides - false sunflower.
    It might be Heliopsis helianthoides - false sunflower.
    It might be Heliopsis helianthoides - false sunflower.
    luciusmaximus, Aug 6, 2018
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    532
    Saliha
    Aug 9, 2018
  7. Saliha

    Solved What´s this plant?

    Yep, that was quite complicated one. Let´s see what I´ll find next. :snorky:
    Yep, that was quite complicated one. Let´s see what I´ll find next. :snorky:
    Yep, that was quite complicated one. Let´s see what I´ll find next. :snorky:
    Yep, that was quite complicated one. Let´s see what I´ll find next. :snorky:
    Saliha, Jul 23, 2018 ... 2 3
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    Saliha
    Aug 8, 2018
  8. Gail_68
    Like x 3

    Solved ID Please on Hydrangea

    redstar there's many names for them it's unbelievable mate :snorky:
    redstar there's many names for them it's unbelievable mate :snorky:
    redstar there's many names for them it's unbelievable mate :snorky:
    redstar there's many names for them it's unbelievable mate :snorky:
    Gail_68, Aug 4, 2018 ... 2
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    Gail_68
    Aug 7, 2018
  9. MelanieJF

    Solved Weed or plant?

    It's not planted as such, it has self seeded from plants that were grown in previous years.
    It's not planted as such, it has self seeded from plants that were grown in previous years.
    It's not planted as such, it has self seeded from plants that were grown in previous years.
    It's not planted as such, it has self seeded from plants that were grown in previous years.
    MelanieJF, Aug 6, 2018
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    longk
    Aug 7, 2018
  10. Vicky Rutherford

    Solved What is this plant?

    Was the main spinach crop before Popeye discovered New Zealand spinach and got the decimal point wrong about the iron content :doh:Pete don't like it
    Was the main spinach crop before Popeye discovered New Zealand spinach and got the decimal point wrong about the iron content :doh:Pete don't like it
    Was the main spinach crop before Popeye discovered New Zealand spinach and got the decimal point wrong about the iron content :doh:Pete don't like it
    Was the main spinach crop before Popeye discovered New Zealand spinach and got the decimal point wrong about the iron content :doh:Pete don't like it
    Vicky Rutherford, Aug 6, 2018
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    Phil A
    Aug 6, 2018
  11. Whippet

    Solved Anybody recognise this, please?

    I have never grown either Calla or Arum lilies. But I would be delighted if it turns out to be either of those.
    I have never grown either Calla or Arum lilies. But I would be delighted if it turns out to be either of those.
    I have never grown either Calla or Arum lilies. But I would be delighted if it turns out to be either of those.
    I have never grown either Calla or Arum lilies. But I would be delighted if it turns out to be either of those.
    Whippet, Aug 5, 2018
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    Whippet
    Aug 6, 2018
  12. wiseowl

    Solved ID Please

    Shall do. :grphg:
    Shall do. :grphg:
    Shall do. :grphg:
    Shall do. :grphg:
    wiseowl, Aug 2, 2018
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    shiney
    Aug 4, 2018
  13. Selleri

    Solved What's this lupiny potentillaish weed/ plant please?

    keep carm pete no plants worth getting worked up over :loll:
    keep carm pete no plants worth getting worked up over :loll:
    keep carm pete no plants worth getting worked up over :loll:
    keep carm pete no plants worth getting worked up over :loll:
    Selleri, Aug 2, 2018
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    Gail_68
    Aug 2, 2018
  14. JustJim

    Few plants for Identification

    The tree is a Field Maple Acer campestre and can grow to quite a size if the roots are not confined and branches trimmed.. Not a tree for a raised bed Or close to a house, hence its name..
    The tree is a Field Maple Acer campestre and can grow to quite a size if the roots are not confined and branches trimmed.. Not a tree for a raised bed Or close to a house, hence its name..
    The tree is a Field Maple Acer campestre and can grow to quite a size if the roots are not confined and branches trimmed.. Not a tree for a raised bed Or close to a house, hence its name..
    The tree is a Field Maple Acer campestre and can grow to quite a size if the roots are not confined and branches trimmed.. Not a tree for a raised bed Or close to a house, hence its name..
    JustJim, Aug 1, 2018
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    Marley Farley
    Aug 1, 2018
  15. Sally Parker

    Solved What is the Plant Please??

    You are right strongylodon :)Sally, the grit is available from garden centres, DIY stores, etc. A small bag prob costs £3 or so and you only enough to surface cover the soil in pots. :)
    You are right strongylodon :)Sally, the grit is available from garden centres, DIY stores, etc. A small bag prob costs £3 or so and you only enough to surface cover the soil in pots. :)
    You are right strongylodon :)Sally, the grit is available from garden centres, DIY stores, etc. A small bag prob costs £3 or so and you only enough to surface cover the soil in pots. :)
    You are right strongylodon :)Sally, the grit is available from garden centres, DIY stores, etc. A small bag prob costs £3 or so and you only enough to surface cover the soil in pots. :)
    Sally Parker, Jul 31, 2018
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    Verdun
    Jul 31, 2018
  16. Loki

    Solved Growing in Cumbria, beautiful plant

    @Loki the National Trust have been working hard for years to try and eradicate from those areas. They especially had problems around Grasmere and Rydal Water. I think it took them five years to...
    @Loki the National Trust have been working hard for years to try and eradicate from those areas. They especially had problems around Grasmere and Rydal Water. I think it took them five years to get rid of most of it at Rydal Water.Horrendously invasive near lakes and waterways.
    @Loki the National Trust have been working hard for years to try and eradicate from those areas. They especially had problems around Grasmere and Rydal Water. I think it took them five years to get rid of most of it at Rydal...
    @Loki the National Trust have been working hard for years to try and eradicate from those areas. They especially had problems around Grasmere and Rydal Water. I think it took them five years to...
    Loki, Jul 30, 2018
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    shiney
    Jul 31, 2018
  17. pete

    Catharanthus roseus

    I`m more Ronnie Corbett, I call it ''perrywinkle'' :)
    I`m more Ronnie Corbett, I call it ''perrywinkle'' :)
    I`m more Ronnie Corbett, I call it ''perrywinkle'' :)
    I`m more Ronnie Corbett, I call it ''perrywinkle'' :)
    pete, Jul 29, 2018
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    878
    Ned
    Jul 30, 2018
  18. Matthew13

    Solved Jostaberry plague

    For information only, the flea beetles have found my Nasturtiums............... Flea beetles and their damage by longk48, on FlickrFlea beetles and their damage by longk48, on FlickrFlea...
    For information only, the flea beetles have found my Nasturtiums............... Flea beetles and their damage by longk48, on FlickrFlea beetles and their damage by longk48, on FlickrFlea beetles and their damage by longk48, on FlickrNot a big deal as I grow them specifically to feed the...
    For information only, the flea beetles have found my Nasturtiums............... Flea beetles and their damage by longk48, on FlickrFlea beetles and their damage by longk48, on FlickrFlea beetles and their damage by longk48, on FlickrNot a...
    For information only, the flea beetles have found my Nasturtiums............... Flea beetles and their damage by longk48, on FlickrFlea beetles and their damage by longk48, on FlickrFlea...
    Matthew13, Jul 8, 2018 ... 2
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    1,433
    longk
    Jul 30, 2018
  19. Riverman

    Solved Variegated Pelargonium ID

    I sent a recent image of my Pelargonium in flower to Fibrex Nurseries and Ursula immediately identified it as Pelargonium Wantirna.Thanks Ursula and to everyone here who helped try to ID it for...
    I sent a recent image of my Pelargonium in flower to Fibrex Nurseries and Ursula immediately identified it as Pelargonium Wantirna.Thanks Ursula and to everyone here who helped try to ID it for me.
    I sent a recent image of my Pelargonium in flower to Fibrex Nurseries and Ursula immediately identified it as Pelargonium Wantirna.Thanks Ursula and to everyone here who helped try to ID it for me.
    I sent a recent image of my Pelargonium in flower to Fibrex Nurseries and Ursula immediately identified it as Pelargonium Wantirna.Thanks Ursula and to everyone here who helped try to ID it for...
    Aril 2018 766.JPG Aril 2018 763.JPG IMG_20180728_110339856_HDR.jpg
    Riverman, Apr 2, 2018
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    Riverman
    Jul 30, 2018
  20. Gail_68

    Solved ID please - Weed OXALIS

    I mentioned what Verdun said about the glyphosate and he's on about putting acid on it what he uses to clean the slabs...it's stopped moss from the neighbours getting to thick and heavy by our...
    I mentioned what Verdun said about the glyphosate and he's on about putting acid on it what he uses to clean the slabs...it's stopped moss from the neighbours getting to thick and heavy by our drive...I agree with you it's a total nightmare :)
    I mentioned what Verdun said about the glyphosate and he's on about putting acid on it what he uses to clean the slabs...it's stopped moss from the neighbours getting to thick and heavy by our drive...I agree with you it's a total nightmare :)
    I mentioned what Verdun said about the glyphosate and he's on about putting acid on it what he uses to clean the slabs...it's stopped moss from the neighbours getting to thick and heavy by our...
    Gail_68, May 31, 2018 ... 2 3
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    3,222
    Gail_68
    Jul 29, 2018
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