Identification Area

Thanks @Silver surfer looks a close match

Wow! What a bonus. Beautiful Orchid.

No labels here. just happy what letter it starts with.

Thanks again to both of you for the advice, much appreciated.

Ah yes it does seem like it is that. Many thanks!!

I just gave the Cuckoo's some fisherman's friends

I happened to be looking through some of my last year's photos for July and came across the Hebe in bloom. Your plant still reminds of this one and Mrs Shiney has remembered the name.It's Hebe salicifolia.The only thing that's puzzling me is the point that @Silver surfer brought up, and...

thank you I'll try that

It's a BBQ fork for cooking your sausages - the round bit is for slipping the sausage into before offering it to guests :rasp:

Well I just found where Figwort / Scrophularia came from . There is a bunch of them in the next garden 6 feet away ! It possibly won't make my top plant list .Can't even find a decent photo of it on Google . I'll let it live its alloted span ,then make a call on it.Google photo

I think the last one is Weigela.

Thank you Lorea for telling us the name.. I tried to get an id but couldn't. It is a beautiful flower.ttps://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Xeranthemum&client=firefox-b&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwicnsPulaLUAhUnJ8AKHZ6kBZoQ_AUICigB&biw=1536&bih=731#imgrc=9kQRVB9Y_i0HZM:

Lovely plant to have, shiny leaves, massive number of flowers.. and evergreen..

Thank you !

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@shiney Life deals you a hand.. here a good one. I only spotted slugs and snails and leafless skeletals in my garden A very nice flower to have. A lot of people like them if you advertise them as LONG FLOWERING cut flowers. Hope you have a roaring trade .. Indian Summer has a distinctive dark...

and you, @wiseowl - hope you are enjoying the sun and showers!

I will check this one tomorrowAnd report back.

I agree with Trunky. Cistus have papery flowers, they tend to drop them every day and replace with new.

Thank you very much buddy