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    Hi Guys, I've got a couple of plants to identify for starters in my new garden. If anyone has any suggestions, I would be eternally grateful! Thanking you in advance.:love30: Hosta Possibly.jpg Plant Identification.jpg
     
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    Okey dokey - the best I can do is a larger version of the original pic....
    as I am at work at the moment! Naughty naughty! FullSizeRender.jpg
     
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    Wondering if that is the woodland plant which I know as Lords and Ladies? :scratch:

    Are those it's flower heads appearing? (Top right off centre? Round heads with a pointy top?)

    Although the white leaf markings are rather sparse compared to most I've seen, I think it is an Arum. Once those flower heads open it will be a more positive ID.
     
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    Think they are a different plant...Allium maybe.
     
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      The 2nd one looks like the stem and leaves of wallflowers...I have some looking exactly like that.
       
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      Ok so I've got a few more pics of this plant.......
      image.jpg image.jpg
       
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      My only reservation is that the mottled stem looks the wrong colour. You may have an unusual strain there - please keep us updated.
       
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      I thought stems looked a good match...there is a natural variation.
      Photo's can change colours sometimes.
      The leaves look very washed out colour wise... I am sure in real life they look much healthier.

      https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=D...ch&sa=X&ei=pSBFVbyyEMG1ae_BAQ&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ
       
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        Thanks everyone....I think it probably is Dragons Lily as suggested and yes, the leaves are a better colour in reality!:) I'll post s pic of the flower if it comes.....:spinning:
         
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        It looks to be of a flowering size. Enjoy the scent :roflol:
         
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        Gee thanks longk.......can't wait!!! Not!!:thud:
         
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