1. IMPORTANT - NEW & EXISTING MEMBERS

    E-MAIL SERVER ISSUES

    We are currently experiencing issues with our outgoing email server, therefore EXISTING members will not be getting any alert emails, and NEW/PROSPECTIVE members will not receive the email they need to confirm their account. This matter has been escalated, however the technician responsible is currently on annual leave.For assistance, in the first instance, please PM any/all of the admin team (if you can), alternatively please send an email to:

    [email protected]

    We will endeavour to help as quickly as we can.
    Dismiss Notice

Solved Plant ID please

Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by Max6389, Dec 24, 2020.

  1. Max6389

    Max6389 Gardener

    Joined:
    Mar 28, 2017
    Messages:
    62
    Ratings:
    +14
    Would you please be able to identify 2 plants in my garden. They do not appear to have changed in the last year so wondering what they are 3DF9FD30-1446-46D6-9F29-604C4427FDC2.jpeg 8776FB0D-1AF9-4D27-A81D-AE7C61AFD961.jpeg
     
    Max6389, Dec 24, 2020
    #1 Quote in Conversation
  2. Upsydaisy

    Upsydaisy Total Gardener

    Joined:
    Apr 26, 2017
    Messages:
    17,442
    Gender:
    Female
    Occupation:
    Living in hope of world wide peace.
    Location:
    Hampshire. Zone 8b
    Ratings:
    +54,373
    Could....possibly be Hellebores....but then again.;)
    Someone more knowing will come along soon.:dbgrtmb:
     
    • Agree Agree x 2
    • Friendly Friendly x 1
      Last edited: Dec 24, 2020
      Upsydaisy, Dec 24, 2020
      #2 Quote in Conversation
    • Silver surfer

      Silver surfer PLANTAHOLIC

      Joined:
      Jul 25, 2010
      Messages:
      2,593
      Occupation:
      Semi retired amateur plantaholic gardener
      Location:
      PERTHSHIRE. SCOTLAND. UK
      Ratings:
      +3,254
      Agree with upsydaisy.
      Probably Helleborus x hybridus.
      Next year look out for the flowers.
      When you see the flowers, cut the old green leaves off right back to the ground.
      They will grow new fresh leaves.

      Helleborus x hybridus - Google Search
       
      • Like Like x 2
      • Agree Agree x 2
      • Informative Informative x 1
        Silver surfer, Dec 24, 2020
        #3 Quote in Conversation
      • Logan

        Logan Total Gardener

        Joined:
        May 27, 2017
        Messages:
        14,832
        Gender:
        Female
        Occupation:
        housewife
        Location:
        redditch Worcester
        Ratings:
        +44,501
        Yes they're hellebores, they should start flowering in early Spring or early in the new year, it all depends on where you live.
         
        • Friendly Friendly x 1
          Logan, Dec 24, 2020
          #4 Quote in Conversation
        • Upsydaisy

          Upsydaisy Total Gardener

          Joined:
          Apr 26, 2017
          Messages:
          17,442
          Gender:
          Female
          Occupation:
          Living in hope of world wide peace.
          Location:
          Hampshire. Zone 8b
          Ratings:
          +54,373
          Mine are in bloom now.:)
           
          • Like Like x 1
          • Friendly Friendly x 1
            Upsydaisy, Dec 24, 2020
            #5 Quote in Conversation
          • shiney

            shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

            Joined:
            Jul 3, 2006
            Messages:
            61,314
            Gender:
            Male
            Occupation:
            Retired - Last Century!!!
            Location:
            Herts/Essex border. Zone 8b
            Ratings:
            +118,333
            Definitely seem to be hellebores. :thumbsup:

            We have about a thousand of them (shall dig some up and sell them for charity - when I get around to it) but none in bloom yet :sad:

            Well, I haven't looked since last weekend :noidea: so had better look today. Although I know the foetidus will be in bloom.
             
            • Like Like x 1
            • Friendly Friendly x 1
              shiney, Dec 25, 2020
              #6 Quote in Conversation
            • Upsydaisy

              Upsydaisy Total Gardener

              Joined:
              Apr 26, 2017
              Messages:
              17,442
              Gender:
              Female
              Occupation:
              Living in hope of world wide peace.
              Location:
              Hampshire. Zone 8b
              Ratings:
              +54,373
              My older ones have been in bloom for a month now @shiney .
              I dug up a lot of our Foetidus a couple of years ago, still have some though , not sure if it's blooming yet as I didn't check out that part of our garden yesterday.
               
              • Like Like x 2
              • Friendly Friendly x 1
                Upsydaisy, Dec 25, 2020
                #7 Quote in Conversation
              • shiney

                shiney President, Grumpy Old Men's Club Staff Member

                Joined:
                Jul 3, 2006
                Messages:
                61,314
                Gender:
                Male
                Occupation:
                Retired - Last Century!!!
                Location:
                Herts/Essex border. Zone 8b
                Ratings:
                +118,333
                @Upsydaisy we cleared out about 100sq ft area of foetidus a couple of years ago but kept the ones that had sown themselves around the garden. They look good through the winter.

                The others tend not to bloom much until at least February.
                 
                • Like Like x 1
                • Friendly Friendly x 1
                  shiney, Dec 25, 2020
                  #8 Quote in Conversation
                Loading...
                Similar Threads - Plant please
                1. Rafael

                  Solved Please ID the plant

                  Rafael, Apr 12, 2024, in forum: Identification Area
                  Replies:
                  5
                  Views:
                  260
                  Emerion
                  Apr 13, 2024 at 11:21 AM
                2. Golarne

                  Easy slug resistant plants please for shady clay

                  Golarne, Apr 3, 2024, in forum: Other Plants
                  Replies:
                  37
                  Views:
                  807
                  fairygirl
                  Apr 12, 2024
                3. Fran IOM

                  Solved Plant ID please

                  Fran IOM, Apr 1, 2024, in forum: Identification Area
                  Replies:
                  4
                  Views:
                  211
                  amancalledgeorge
                  Apr 2, 2024
                4. smellsmellsmell

                  please review my planter

                  smellsmellsmell, Mar 22, 2024, in forum: Container Gardening
                  Replies:
                  7
                  Views:
                  381
                  JWK
                  Mar 23, 2024
                5. Mikey1970.

                  Identify plant please

                  Mikey1970., Feb 19, 2024, in forum: Gardening Discussions
                  Replies:
                  7
                  Views:
                  420
                  Jenny namaste
                  Feb 20, 2024

                Share This Page

                1. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
                  By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.
                  Accept Learn More...
                  Dismiss Notice