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  1. Fof

    Solved Any ideas, gurus one and all?

    Well I can say, with some confidence, that E. virgineus is what it is. Checking my records, I found that Euryops tysonii (Tyson's Euryops) is also growing there.
    Well I can say, with some confidence, that E. virgineus is what it is. Checking my records, I found that Euryops tysonii (Tyson's Euryops) is also growing there.
    Well I can say, with some confidence, that E. virgineus is what it is. Checking my records, I found that Euryops tysonii (Tyson's Euryops) is also growing there.
    Well I can say, with some confidence, that E. virgineus is what it is. Checking my records, I found that Euryops tysonii (Tyson's Euryops) is also growing there.
    Fof, Dec 14, 2024
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    Fof
    Dec 17, 2024
  2. CarolineL

    This lichen/moss please?

    Thanks @Fof ! And for the link @infradig ! I shall now hunt a bit further to confirm.
    Thanks @Fof ! And for the link @infradig ! I shall now hunt a bit further to confirm.
    Thanks @Fof ! And for the link @infradig ! I shall now hunt a bit further to confirm.
    Thanks @Fof ! And for the link @infradig ! I shall now hunt a bit further to confirm.
    CarolineL, Dec 3, 2024
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    CarolineL
    Dec 4, 2024
  3. Astraeus

    What are these shrubs please?

    I think the bright green shrub is a Euonymus, probably Jean Hugues or Green Spire, the sage green one is a Pittosporum, probably Golf Ball and the dark shrub is also a Pittosporum, looks like...
    I think the bright green shrub is a Euonymus, probably Jean Hugues or Green Spire, the sage green one is a Pittosporum, probably Golf Ball and the dark shrub is also a Pittosporum, looks like Bannoway Bay or Tom Thumb. They are all tough and easy to grow. A nice combination!
    I think the bright green shrub is a Euonymus, probably Jean Hugues or Green Spire, the sage green one is a Pittosporum, probably Golf Ball and the dark shrub is also a Pittosporum, looks like Bannoway Bay or Tom Thumb. They are all tough and easy...
    I think the bright green shrub is a Euonymus, probably Jean Hugues or Green Spire, the sage green one is a Pittosporum, probably Golf Ball and the dark shrub is also a Pittosporum, looks like...
    Astraeus, Dec 3, 2024
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    Plantminded
    Dec 3, 2024
  4. ClematisDbee

    Solved Shieldbugs

    Shieldbugs - illustrated life stagesSome of these do change appearance and colours/patterns.Wish I could have taken a photo...oh well...
    Shieldbugs - illustrated life stagesSome of these do change appearance and colours/patterns.Wish I could have taken a photo...oh well...
    Shieldbugs - illustrated life stagesSome of these do change appearance and colours/patterns.Wish I could have taken a photo...oh well...
    Shieldbugs - illustrated life stagesSome of these do change appearance and colours/patterns.Wish I could have taken a photo...oh well...
    ClematisDbee, Nov 26, 2024
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    ClematisDbee
    Nov 28, 2024
  5. Floyd

    Anyone recognise this mushroom/fungus?

    There are some more fungus on another thread:Solved - Not sure if this forum cover fungi but hope it does.
    There are some more fungus on another thread:Solved - Not sure if this forum cover fungi but hope it does.
    There are some more fungus on another thread:Solved - Not sure if this forum cover fungi but hope it does.
    There are some more fungus on another thread:Solved - Not sure if this forum cover fungi but hope it does.
    Floyd, Sep 29, 2024
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    cactus_girl
    Nov 28, 2024
  6. Selleri

    Solved ID this fern in stone wall please

    They definitely like my old stone walls but prefer the sheltered N facing one as far as I can tell.
    They definitely like my old stone walls but prefer the sheltered N facing one as far as I can tell.
    They definitely like my old stone walls but prefer the sheltered N facing one as far as I can tell.
    They definitely like my old stone walls but prefer the sheltered N facing one as far as I can tell.
    Selleri, Nov 24, 2024
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    Philippa
    Nov 26, 2024
  7. Robodendron

    Solved ID please!

    Hi all - thanks very much for your IDs; I'll assume it's Old Man's Beard and do some reading to see if I want to keep it!
    Hi all - thanks very much for your IDs; I'll assume it's Old Man's Beard and do some reading to see if I want to keep it!
    Hi all - thanks very much for your IDs; I'll assume it's Old Man's Beard and do some reading to see if I want to keep it!
    Hi all - thanks very much for your IDs; I'll assume it's Old Man's Beard and do some reading to see if I want to keep it!
    Robodendron, Nov 11, 2024
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    Robodendron
    Nov 12, 2024
  8. Selleri

    Solved ID tree/ shrub seen in woodlands please

    Looks like Robinia to me too. I had one in my old garden.
    Looks like Robinia to me too. I had one in my old garden.
    Looks like Robinia to me too. I had one in my old garden.
    Looks like Robinia to me too. I had one in my old garden.
    Selleri, Nov 11, 2024
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    Busy-Lizzie
    Nov 11, 2024
  9. orbitingstar

    Solved Is it tree heather and can I rejuvenate?

    I agree with @Goldenlily26 re the eventual size, so it may not be ideal for the site it's in, especially when you'd need to keep pruning it to fit. Might be worth thinking about moving it to a...
    I agree with @Goldenlily26 re the eventual size, so it may not be ideal for the site it's in, especially when you'd need to keep pruning it to fit. Might be worth thinking about moving it to a better site, and replacing with something more suited to the space. The alternative is to make the...
    I agree with @Goldenlily26 re the eventual size, so it may not be ideal for the site it's in, especially when you'd need to keep pruning it to fit. Might be worth thinking about moving it to a better site, and replacing with something more suited...
    I agree with @Goldenlily26 re the eventual size, so it may not be ideal for the site it's in, especially when you'd need to keep pruning it to fit. Might be worth thinking about moving it to a...
    orbitingstar, Nov 9, 2024
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    fairygirl
    Nov 10, 2024
  10. Bear1

    Solved Is it a evergreen our a deciduous agapanthus

    If I had any money I'd put it on deciduous. :)
    If I had any money I'd put it on deciduous. :)
    If I had any money I'd put it on deciduous. :)
    If I had any money I'd put it on deciduous. :)
    Bear1, Nov 8, 2024
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    pete
    Nov 8, 2024
  11. Clare G

    Solved Can anyone ID this shrub please?

    There are a handful of mahonias with that type of leaf, but Soft Caress is the best known one, probably for good reason. In the past I bought 3 of a different mahonia (Volcano) which looked very...
    There are a handful of mahonias with that type of leaf, but Soft Caress is the best known one, probably for good reason. In the past I bought 3 of a different mahonia (Volcano) which looked very similar except the flowers were supposed to be a warmer yellow, so I assumed they were produced from...
    There are a handful of mahonias with that type of leaf, but Soft Caress is the best known one, probably for good reason. In the past I bought 3 of a different mahonia (Volcano) which looked very similar except the flowers were supposed to be a...
    There are a handful of mahonias with that type of leaf, but Soft Caress is the best known one, probably for good reason. In the past I bought 3 of a different mahonia (Volcano) which looked very...
    Clare G, Nov 2, 2024
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    CostasK
    Nov 2, 2024
  12. Bruno

    Solved Help - Japanese knotweed

    Thanks everyone for your helpful feedback and for putting my mind at ease!
    Thanks everyone for your helpful feedback and for putting my mind at ease!
    Thanks everyone for your helpful feedback and for putting my mind at ease!
    Thanks everyone for your helpful feedback and for putting my mind at ease!
    Bruno, Oct 23, 2024
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    Bruno
    Oct 29, 2024
  13. hailbopp

    Solved Not much to go on but someone might be able to identify

    @micearguers I have grown Chaixii from seed easily. Never got any self sown so probably due to wet in the winter but totally trouble free from saved seed….. Slight snag! The last Chaixii I had,...
    @micearguers I have grown Chaixii from seed easily. Never got any self sown so probably due to wet in the winter but totally trouble free from saved seed….. Slight snag! The last Chaixii I had, guess who forgot to save seed? By the time I got round to trying to collect any there was zero in the...
    @micearguers I have grown Chaixii from seed easily. Never got any self sown so probably due to wet in the winter but totally trouble free from saved seed….. Slight snag! The last Chaixii I had, guess who forgot to save seed? By the time I got...
    @micearguers I have grown Chaixii from seed easily. Never got any self sown so probably due to wet in the winter but totally trouble free from saved seed….. Slight snag! The last Chaixii I had,...
    hailbopp, Oct 27, 2024
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    hailbopp
    Oct 28, 2024
  14. Sheal

    Solved Id (7) outstanding from my earlier thread

    Thanks for confirming this Silver Surfer, it was a popular suggestion by our friends here. :)There's quite an assortment of well chosen plants in my new garden and it's surprisingly well stocked...
    Thanks for confirming this Silver Surfer, it was a popular suggestion by our friends here. :)There's quite an assortment of well chosen plants in my new garden and it's surprisingly well stocked for a 'postage stamp'. The previous owner was obviously a gardener. :)
    Thanks for confirming this Silver Surfer, it was a popular suggestion by our friends here. :)There's quite an assortment of well chosen plants in my new garden and it's surprisingly well stocked for a 'postage stamp'. The previous owner was...
    Thanks for confirming this Silver Surfer, it was a popular suggestion by our friends here. :)There's quite an assortment of well chosen plants in my new garden and it's surprisingly well stocked...
    Sheal, Oct 24, 2024
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    Sheal
    Oct 26, 2024
  15. Sheal

    Id (4) outstanding from my earlier thread

    Thanks again Silver Surfer. This plant created a little confusion on the other thread. I'll see how well it colours up. :)
    Thanks again Silver Surfer. This plant created a little confusion on the other thread. I'll see how well it colours up. :)
    Thanks again Silver Surfer. This plant created a little confusion on the other thread. I'll see how well it colours up. :)
    Thanks again Silver Surfer. This plant created a little confusion on the other thread. I'll see how well it colours up. :)
    Sheal, Oct 24, 2024
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    Sheal
    Oct 26, 2024
  16. Sheal

    Solved Id (5) outstanding from my earlier thread

    Thank you Silver Surfer and others who suggested this. I look forward to seeing it bloom and will confirm it when the time comes. :)
    Thank you Silver Surfer and others who suggested this. I look forward to seeing it bloom and will confirm it when the time comes. :)
    Thank you Silver Surfer and others who suggested this. I look forward to seeing it bloom and will confirm it when the time comes. :)
    Thank you Silver Surfer and others who suggested this. I look forward to seeing it bloom and will confirm it when the time comes. :)
    Sheal, Oct 24, 2024
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    Sheal
    Oct 26, 2024
  17. hailbopp

    Solved Not sure if this forum cover fungi but hope it does.

    Coral Tooth.Common Bonnet (I think).
    Coral Tooth.Common Bonnet (I think).
    Coral Tooth.Common Bonnet (I think).
    Coral Tooth.Common Bonnet (I think).
    C6B03E32-5C40-4979-867B-060FE62745A2.jpeg 769914F4-D69B-4E28-87D1-9EF3A52D53E1.jpeg 92686CE8-4460-4F63-BA70-74F8C9AAB349.jpeg Screenshot_20240507-140858.png Toadstool.jpg Candlesnuff fungus.jpg
    hailbopp, Aug 18, 2021
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    strongylodon
    Oct 23, 2024
  18. Blue arbour

    Houseplant ID’s please

    I’ve done a bit more online research and I’m thinking the first plant could be a dracaena compacta. It seems to fit the images of the plants I’ve looked at, anyway.
    I’ve done a bit more online research and I’m thinking the first plant could be a dracaena compacta. It seems to fit the images of the plants I’ve looked at, anyway.
    I’ve done a bit more online research and I’m thinking the first plant could be a dracaena compacta. It seems to fit the images of the plants I’ve looked at, anyway.
    I’ve done a bit more online research and I’m thinking the first plant could be a dracaena compacta. It seems to fit the images of the plants I’ve looked at, anyway.
    Blue arbour, Oct 19, 2024
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    Blue arbour
    Oct 19, 2024
  19. shiney

    Solved Sent by a friend asking for ID

    Ornithogalum is my answer too Not in fashion these days but I like them.
    Ornithogalum is my answer too Not in fashion these days but I like them.
    Ornithogalum is my answer too Not in fashion these days but I like them.
    Ornithogalum is my answer too Not in fashion these days but I like them.
    shiney, Oct 16, 2024
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    Michael Hewett
    Oct 17, 2024
  20. Bear1

    Solved Fungus in the lawn

    Probably Panaeolina foenisecii, would need microscope to be certain
    Probably Panaeolina foenisecii, would need microscope to be certain
    Probably Panaeolina foenisecii, would need microscope to be certain
    Probably Panaeolina foenisecii, would need microscope to be certain
    Bear1, Oct 16, 2024
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    infradig
    Oct 16, 2024
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