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  1. poge

    Solved is this a weed please

    If you leave it, it will seed and next year you will have lots more.:biggrin:
    If you leave it, it will seed and next year you will have lots more.:biggrin:
    If you leave it, it will seed and next year you will have lots more.:biggrin:
    If you leave it, it will seed and next year you will have lots more.:biggrin:
    poge, May 23, 2018
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    pete
    May 23, 2018
  2. wiseowl

    Solved ID Please

    Unusual plant Woo :)
    Unusual plant Woo :)
    Unusual plant Woo :)
    Unusual plant Woo :)
    wiseowl, May 23, 2018
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    Gail_68
    May 23, 2018
  3. Nigel62

    Solved ID please

    Right, weed killer needed then. Thanks for replying.
    Right, weed killer needed then. Thanks for replying.
    Right, weed killer needed then. Thanks for replying.
    Right, weed killer needed then. Thanks for replying.
    Nigel62, May 22, 2018
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    Nigel62
    May 23, 2018
  4. Cati

    Solved Could anyone identify this for me?

    lol! i just saw your message after that! thanks for confirming, it's been bugging me :-)
    lol! i just saw your message after that! thanks for confirming, it's been bugging me :-)
    lol! i just saw your message after that! thanks for confirming, it's been bugging me :-)
    lol! i just saw your message after that! thanks for confirming, it's been bugging me :-)
    Cati, May 23, 2018
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    Cati
    May 23, 2018
  5. Tee

    Solved Please ID this plant

    Looking into what is poisonous and what is not can be a minefield. Mostly adult animals tend to know what is edible and what is not, and usually they find out when young, by only eating the...
    Looking into what is poisonous and what is not can be a minefield. Mostly adult animals tend to know what is edible and what is not, and usually they find out when young, by only eating the smallest part, the taste will be awful.
    Looking into what is poisonous and what is not can be a minefield. Mostly adult animals tend to know what is edible and what is not, and usually they find out when young, by only eating the smallest part, the taste will be awful.
    Looking into what is poisonous and what is not can be a minefield. Mostly adult animals tend to know what is edible and what is not, and usually they find out when young, by only eating the...
    Tee, May 21, 2018
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    pete
    May 22, 2018
  6. wiseowl

    Solved ID Please

    Hi Pete thank you my friend,I will have to ask my friend who sent the Image
    Hi Pete thank you my friend,I will have to ask my friend who sent the Image
    Hi Pete thank you my friend,I will have to ask my friend who sent the Image
    Hi Pete thank you my friend,I will have to ask my friend who sent the Image
    wiseowl, May 21, 2018
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    wiseowl
    May 21, 2018
  7. Kevin Cowans

    Solved Could someone please identify this Shrub?

    Hello @Silver surferSorry, I meant it is the 'Kerria japonica Pleniflora' which I found on the RHS Site after searching for 'Kerria japonica' after @wiseowl replied.ThanksKevin
    Hello @Silver surferSorry, I meant it is the 'Kerria japonica Pleniflora' which I found on the RHS Site after searching for 'Kerria japonica' after @wiseowl replied.ThanksKevin
    Hello @Silver surferSorry, I meant it is the 'Kerria japonica Pleniflora' which I found on the RHS Site after searching for 'Kerria japonica' after @wiseowl replied.ThanksKevin
    Hello @Silver surferSorry, I meant it is the 'Kerria japonica Pleniflora' which I found on the RHS Site after searching for 'Kerria japonica' after @wiseowl replied.ThanksKevin
    Kevin Cowans, May 21, 2018
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    Kevin Cowans
    May 21, 2018
  8. Neil Sherwood

    Solved What is this weed?!?

    The ONLY way to be rid of this pesky weed is to move house.
    The ONLY way to be rid of this pesky weed is to move house.
    The ONLY way to be rid of this pesky weed is to move house.
    The ONLY way to be rid of this pesky weed is to move house.
    Neil Sherwood, May 21, 2018
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    Silver surfer
    May 21, 2018
  9. Degsy

    Anyone know what on earth this is?

    You can cut it back, and now is a good time to do that, new foliage looks shiny and dark green if the plant is doing well. Cut off those old flower stems, at least, the seed pods leave a black...
    You can cut it back, and now is a good time to do that, new foliage looks shiny and dark green if the plant is doing well. Cut off those old flower stems, at least, the seed pods leave a black stain if they fall on paving.
    You can cut it back, and now is a good time to do that, new foliage looks shiny and dark green if the plant is doing well. Cut off those old flower stems, at least, the seed pods leave a black stain if they fall on paving.
    You can cut it back, and now is a good time to do that, new foliage looks shiny and dark green if the plant is doing well. Cut off those old flower stems, at least, the seed pods leave a black...
    Degsy, May 20, 2018
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    pete
    May 20, 2018
  10. Graham B

    Solved Tall tree (or large shrub) with blue flowers

    Cool - thanks! Yes, I realised after that shrinking to 800x600 had lost a bit too much detail.
    Cool - thanks! Yes, I realised after that shrinking to 800x600 had lost a bit too much detail.
    Cool - thanks! Yes, I realised after that shrinking to 800x600 had lost a bit too much detail.
    Cool - thanks! Yes, I realised after that shrinking to 800x600 had lost a bit too much detail.
    Graham B, May 19, 2018
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    Graham B
    May 20, 2018
  11. wiseowl

    Solved ID Please

    Good afternoon @Marley Farley my friend and many thanks,I shall leave it alone as I just love it
    Good afternoon @Marley Farley my friend and many thanks,I shall leave it alone as I just love it
    Good afternoon @Marley Farley my friend and many thanks,I shall leave it alone as I just love it
    Good afternoon @Marley Farley my friend and many thanks,I shall leave it alone as I just love it
    wiseowl, May 19, 2018
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    wiseowl
    May 19, 2018
  12. barryman

    Solved What's this shrub, please

    The weigelas root quite readily. Wait until the flowers have faded, and take tip cuttings from new growth when it has firmed up a bit
    The weigelas root quite readily. Wait until the flowers have faded, and take tip cuttings from new growth when it has firmed up a bit
    The weigelas root quite readily. Wait until the flowers have faded, and take tip cuttings from new growth when it has firmed up a bit
    The weigelas root quite readily. Wait until the flowers have faded, and take tip cuttings from new growth when it has firmed up a bit
    barryman, May 17, 2018
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    Ned
    May 18, 2018
  13. Loki

    Solved Seedling ID if possible please

    Datura can be funny old things to germinate, I think the word is "erratic", you cosset them and they do nothing, then expose them to all kinds of varying conditions and they come up like cress.
    Datura can be funny old things to germinate, I think the word is "erratic", you cosset them and they do nothing, then expose them to all kinds of varying conditions and they come up like cress.
    Datura can be funny old things to germinate, I think the word is "erratic", you cosset them and they do nothing, then expose them to all kinds of varying conditions and they come up like cress.
    Datura can be funny old things to germinate, I think the word is "erratic", you cosset them and they do nothing, then expose them to all kinds of varying conditions and they come up like cress.
    Loki, May 17, 2018
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    pete
    May 17, 2018
  14. Clairbear74

    Solved I’m a newbie and have an identifying plant question.

    Hi Clare welcome to GC, Pete has nailed it in one for you, you can trim it to a nice shape..
    Hi Clare welcome to GC, Pete has nailed it in one for you, you can trim it to a nice shape..
    Hi Clare welcome to GC, Pete has nailed it in one for you, you can trim it to a nice shape..
    Hi Clare welcome to GC, Pete has nailed it in one for you, you can trim it to a nice shape..
    Clairbear74, May 8, 2018
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    Marley Farley
    May 17, 2018
  15. tangham

    Solved ID Please.

    Thanks.
    Thanks.
    Thanks.
    Thanks.
    tangham, May 16, 2018
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    tangham
    May 16, 2018
  16. wiseowl

    Solved ID Please

    Aren't they the same, Ipomoea and Mina?
    Aren't they the same, Ipomoea and Mina?
    Aren't they the same, Ipomoea and Mina?
    Aren't they the same, Ipomoea and Mina?
    wiseowl, May 15, 2018
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    strongylodon
    May 16, 2018
  17. Kevin Cowans

    Solved Can someone please identify this Shrub for me?

    HelloGenius, that is exactly what I have.Also, good to know about the name, Joseph's Coat.I am gradually making a list of what I have in the garden thanks to you all.Thanks for all the...
    HelloGenius, that is exactly what I have.Also, good to know about the name, Joseph's Coat.I am gradually making a list of what I have in the garden thanks to you all.Thanks for all the help.Kevin
    HelloGenius, that is exactly what I have.Also, good to know about the name, Joseph's Coat.I am gradually making a list of what I have in the garden thanks to you all.Thanks for all the help.Kevin
    HelloGenius, that is exactly what I have.Also, good to know about the name, Joseph's Coat.I am gradually making a list of what I have in the garden thanks to you all.Thanks for all the...
    Kevin Cowans, May 15, 2018 ... 2
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    Kevin Cowans
    May 16, 2018
  18. Kevin Cowans

    Solved Can someone please identify this Shrub?

    Hello ClareThanks for the reply.I just searched for 'hydrangea petiolaris' and it is indeed that.I am slowly getting an idea of the Shrubs in the garden, thanks to you all.ThanksKevin
    Hello ClareThanks for the reply.I just searched for 'hydrangea petiolaris' and it is indeed that.I am slowly getting an idea of the Shrubs in the garden, thanks to you all.ThanksKevin
    Hello ClareThanks for the reply.I just searched for 'hydrangea petiolaris' and it is indeed that.I am slowly getting an idea of the Shrubs in the garden, thanks to you all.ThanksKevin
    Hello ClareThanks for the reply.I just searched for 'hydrangea petiolaris' and it is indeed that.I am slowly getting an idea of the Shrubs in the garden, thanks to you all.ThanksKevin
    Kevin Cowans, May 15, 2018
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    Kevin Cowans
    May 15, 2018
  19. REMO

    Solved Help identifying...

    Which is why I was certain it was Fennel, and I wasn't mistaking Dill for Green Fennel.I grow both green and bronze Fennel, which self seed all over my plots and use them extensively when...
    Which is why I was certain it was Fennel, and I wasn't mistaking Dill for Green Fennel.I grow both green and bronze Fennel, which self seed all over my plots and use them extensively when cooking Mackerel I've caught. The trouble is that overwintering (perrenial) plants run to seed [1] before...
    Which is why I was certain it was Fennel, and I wasn't mistaking Dill for Green Fennel.I grow both green and bronze Fennel, which self seed all over my plots and use them extensively when cooking Mackerel I've caught. The trouble is that...
    Which is why I was certain it was Fennel, and I wasn't mistaking Dill for Green Fennel.I grow both green and bronze Fennel, which self seed all over my plots and use them extensively when...
    REMO, May 14, 2018
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    Scrungee
    May 14, 2018
  20. Kevin Cowans

    Solved Could someone please identify this for me?

    Yes, I have a photinia red robin too, and it never has berries. It is the shrub version and is about 8 years old. Stays the same all year round, summer and winter. Yours looks very nice, @Kevin...
    Yes, I have a photinia red robin too, and it never has berries. It is the shrub version and is about 8 years old. Stays the same all year round, summer and winter. Yours looks very nice, @Kevin Cowans.
    Yes, I have a photinia red robin too, and it never has berries. It is the shrub version and is about 8 years old. Stays the same all year round, summer and winter. Yours looks very nice, @Kevin Cowans.
    Yes, I have a photinia red robin too, and it never has berries. It is the shrub version and is about 8 years old. Stays the same all year round, summer and winter. Yours looks very nice, @Kevin...
    Kevin Cowans, May 14, 2018
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    460
    Irmemac
    May 14, 2018
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