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  1. Snorky85

    Help much appreciated....

    Hmm strange isnt it!
    Hmm strange isnt it!
    Hmm strange isnt it!
    Hmm strange isnt it!
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  2. Snorky85

    Help please...lost label and bad memory!

    Now you mention it I think I have a leucanthemum somewhere growing from last year, kind of white flowered daisy, not my usual kind of plant but it was cheap and cheerful :biggrin:.
    Now you mention it I think I have a leucanthemum somewhere growing from last year, kind of white flowered daisy, not my usual kind of plant but it was cheap and cheerful :biggrin:.
    Now you mention it I think I have a leucanthemum somewhere growing from last year, kind of white flowered daisy, not my usual kind of plant but it was cheap and cheerful :biggrin:.
    Now you mention it I think I have a leucanthemum somewhere growing from last year, kind of white flowered daisy, not my usual kind of plant but it was cheap and cheerful :biggrin:.
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  3. Phil A
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  4. shiney

    I.D. Please?

    He's now replied saying it does smell of onion. :hapydancsmil:Thanks everyone :dbgrtmb:
    He's now replied saying it does smell of onion. :hapydancsmil:Thanks everyone :dbgrtmb:
    He's now replied saying it does smell of onion. :hapydancsmil:Thanks everyone :dbgrtmb:
    He's now replied saying it does smell of onion. :hapydancsmil:Thanks everyone :dbgrtmb:
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  5. Bilbo675

    Which Horse Chestnut??

    Mine does seem to be behind the usual ones around the town, can't wait for the flower to open now :) :)
    Mine does seem to be behind the usual ones around the town, can't wait for the flower to open now :) :)
    Mine does seem to be behind the usual ones around the town, can't wait for the flower to open now :) :)
    Mine does seem to be behind the usual ones around the town, can't wait for the flower to open now :) :)
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  6. Snorky85
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    Clematis now in flower....

    I've no idea what it is but it looks gorgeous :)
    I've no idea what it is but it looks gorgeous :)
    I've no idea what it is but it looks gorgeous :)
    I've no idea what it is but it looks gorgeous :)
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  7. Carrie1983

    What is this?

    Yep, looks exactly like my sumac (we call it stags antler:)) its common for them to send out runners which pop up all over the place, they can be dug up & repotted, try to take as much root as you...
    Yep, looks exactly like my sumac (we call it stags antler:)) its common for them to send out runners which pop up all over the place, they can be dug up & repotted, try to take as much root as you can as they dont always take, sadly :)Be careful of the sap it can be an irritant :paladin:
    Yep, looks exactly like my sumac (we call it stags antler:)) its common for them to send out runners which pop up all over the place, they can be dug up & repotted, try to take as much root as you can as they dont always take, sadly :)Be careful of...
    Yep, looks exactly like my sumac (we call it stags antler:)) its common for them to send out runners which pop up all over the place, they can be dug up & repotted, try to take as much root as you...
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  8. kamchow

    ID pink-purple flower please

    oh a tulip? thanks redstar.
    oh a tulip? thanks redstar.
    oh a tulip? thanks redstar.
    oh a tulip? thanks redstar.
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  9. Snorky85

    Any idea what this pretty thing is?

    Excellent point by @Silver surfer :blue thumb: :love30: Didn't even occur to me to mention it :doh:Although it's vigorous it forms a mass of colour and can be kept under control.
    Excellent point by @Silver surfer :blue thumb: :love30: Didn't even occur to me to mention it :doh:Although it's vigorous it forms a mass of colour and can be kept under control.
    Excellent point by @Silver surfer :blue thumb: :love30: Didn't even occur to me to mention it :doh:Although it's vigorous it forms a mass of colour and can be kept under control.
    Excellent point by @Silver surfer :blue thumb: :love30: Didn't even occur to me to mention it :doh:Although it's vigorous it forms a mass of colour and can be kept under control.
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  10. Michael Noble

    what are these

    thank you both will see if i can grab some more for the other border its looking a bit bare............
    thank you both will see if i can grab some more for the other border its looking a bit bare............
    thank you both will see if i can grab some more for the other border its looking a bit bare............
    thank you both will see if i can grab some more for the other border its looking a bit bare............
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  11. Phil A

    Poisonous Plants - A summary

    Excellent words of wisdom our mandy :thumbsup: if only teenage boys were told the same :rasp:And not so teenage boys too I'd imagine :watching:
    Excellent words of wisdom our mandy :thumbsup: if only teenage boys were told the same :rasp:And not so teenage boys too I'd imagine :watching:
    Excellent words of wisdom our mandy :thumbsup: if only teenage boys were told the same :rasp:And not so teenage boys too I'd imagine :watching:
    Excellent words of wisdom our mandy :thumbsup: if only teenage boys were told the same :rasp:And not so teenage boys too I'd imagine :watching:
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  12. Gjclayton

    Clearing a garden. Plant ID help!

    I don't mind the corydalis it is easy to get rid of, but can fill odd gaps for a pretty display..Willow herd again pretty weed just remove before seeding and Alkanet pretty but can also be a...
    I don't mind the corydalis it is easy to get rid of, but can fill odd gaps for a pretty display..Willow herd again pretty weed just remove before seeding and Alkanet pretty but can also be a thug, I think get that out unless it is in a wild corner
    I don't mind the corydalis it is easy to get rid of, but can fill odd gaps for a pretty display..Willow herd again pretty weed just remove before seeding and Alkanet pretty but can also be a thug, I think get that out unless it is in a wild corner
    I don't mind the corydalis it is easy to get rid of, but can fill odd gaps for a pretty display..Willow herd again pretty weed just remove before seeding and Alkanet pretty but can also be a...
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  13. wiseowl

    These are in my raised beds

    Good afternoon Marley and @Silver surfer my friends many thanks ,much appreciated
    Good afternoon Marley and @Silver surfer my friends many thanks ,much appreciated
    Good afternoon Marley and @Silver surfer my friends many thanks ,much appreciated
    Good afternoon Marley and @Silver surfer my friends many thanks ,much appreciated
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  14. shiney

    Name These Plants

    Number 2 might be Cushion spurge (Euphorbia polychroma)?
    Number 2 might be Cushion spurge (Euphorbia polychroma)?
    Number 2 might be Cushion spurge (Euphorbia polychroma)?
    Number 2 might be Cushion spurge (Euphorbia polychroma)?
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  15. boutetm

    What kind of conifer?

    Thanks all for the suggestions, narrows it down for me!
    Thanks all for the suggestions, narrows it down for me!
    Thanks all for the suggestions, narrows it down for me!
    Thanks all for the suggestions, narrows it down for me!
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  16. Phil A
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  17. Snorky85

    What sort is this?

    You know me so well, Pal.:dunno::snorky:
    You know me so well, Pal.:dunno::snorky:
    You know me so well, Pal.:dunno::snorky:
    You know me so well, Pal.:dunno::snorky:
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  18. prettypolly

    Identification please

    Hi Pete, Thanks for that, I do have a spot they can go in but wasn't sure if they were for outside, Thanks :blue thumb:
    Hi Pete, Thanks for that, I do have a spot they can go in but wasn't sure if they were for outside, Thanks :blue thumb:
    Hi Pete, Thanks for that, I do have a spot they can go in but wasn't sure if they were for outside, Thanks :blue thumb:
    Hi Pete, Thanks for that, I do have a spot they can go in but wasn't sure if they were for outside, Thanks :blue thumb:
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  19. 2nd_bassoon

    Sweet pea interloper

    My best guesses at this stage would be Purple Loosetrife or Euphorbia wulfenii.
    My best guesses at this stage would be Purple Loosetrife or Euphorbia wulfenii.
    My best guesses at this stage would be Purple Loosetrife or Euphorbia wulfenii.
    My best guesses at this stage would be Purple Loosetrife or Euphorbia wulfenii.
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  20. Portisgrass

    Who knows what this plant is please

    Eeeck! Hope it doesn't look like a Prune sp ! Your 2nd pic is just fine. I will not be able to help further even with magnificent pics...I have made best suggestions that I can. Enjoy your tree...
    Eeeck! Hope it doesn't look like a Prune sp ! Your 2nd pic is just fine. I will not be able to help further even with magnificent pics...I have made best suggestions that I can. Enjoy your tree but don't expect any fruit. Double flowers tend not to be fertile...ie no fruit!
    Eeeck! Hope it doesn't look like a Prune sp ! Your 2nd pic is just fine. I will not be able to help further even with magnificent pics...I have made best suggestions that I can. Enjoy your tree but don't expect any fruit. Double flowers tend not...
    Eeeck! Hope it doesn't look like a Prune sp ! Your 2nd pic is just fine. I will not be able to help further even with magnificent pics...I have made best suggestions that I can. Enjoy your tree...
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