Identification Area

Well they say it aint doomed. All I know is mine succumbed in a matter of a couple of years after those brackets appeared.So dont get rid of it, just see how it goes, peach trees get all kinds of problems here in the UK, I'm guessing in Italy things might be a bit better.

Oh, I have "senile dentures" all the time

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Thanks guys! The rhizomes were more orange than the picture makes out, defo not a yucca. I thought maybe a yucca but leaves are smooth and floppy mostly, there is also a ‘limp’ yucca which has a hoppy smell to it when cut open but these don’t. I’ll have to play the waiting game. I’ve moved them...

Hi @NigelJ The reason I asked is because the flowers do look very similar but leaves alone can say a lot about a plant

Hi @toppington, it is very exciting to see your allotment. What fun you are going to have! I could only identify strawberry and gooseberry, but as expected you have had some super plant detectives on the case. Just wanted to wish you all the best on your voyage of discovery, and to beg for...

It's now safely in the back of the car

plant pots at dawn or gail in this case

Ok @devs and I hope your choice suits you

This gets complicated. Cedar? Western red cedar is not Cedar its Thuja, not related to true Cedar, Cedrus. And I dont think yours it either Woo.All I'm likely to say is it is not Yew. Pioc is a bit blurry and the whole tree pic would help, Zigs may well be right, but it could be a spruce even...

@pete, Our friend even brought a photo on his phone as he as a couple of large red ones and they looked the same...I do admit to cutting the tags off as I find they look untidy

I too agree with silver surfer, I should have blown it up so that I could see it properly,

I haven't a clue what the name is, but I saw one last year it is a wild flower that I saw on a floodplane it looks good in the photo but it is much nicer than a photo when you see the real plant

FINALLY!! ,after about 18months! I happened across it at `The Tortoise Table`.You always find stuff when you`re not looking for it,sometimes when ur looking for something else -well don`t you? It`s the Chameleon Plant (Houttuynia cordata).90% certain. You`ll have to Google it for pics because I...

Oh that as made me laugh mate my hubby as preached about me going to church but I don't want to put bills on the church roof being done, as I know it would cave in once I stepped my foot in there

Good afternoon @Silver surfer many thanks for all your help my friend

Just enjoy it Gary....can almost smell it from here.:rasp:I have a couple of hardy jasmines here, one is variegated, with lovely scent but check out trachelospermum jasminoides. A very classy plant indeed with suoerbly scented flowers Took me years to control my plant spending urges, hmmm!,...

Well, I will have to post a picture of my Golden King....dead brown prickly leaves??? Golden King is not prickly. A beautiful plant indeed.

I think it could be Michael the caterpillar. I can't be sure as they all look very similar.G.

Ideally give it space 2nd bassoon. it will form wide bushes about 2 metres across and look superb like that.