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    Leaves only so no flowers to help. Thanks.
     
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    Third photo looks like a comfrey.

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    With the dark stems it looks more like Verbascum chaixii :noidea:
     
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      The first could be flat leaved parsley :scratch:
       
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      Far too robust for parsley.
      I thought Comfrey too, the leaves have that velvety feel to them.
      Keep on guessing folks. We need the names for a Charity sale.
       
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      Could the first one be celery?
       
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      Seems an odd thing to be grown for sale as a perennial by a nursery person, if it is Celery. Trouble is that she knew what her plants were and did not label them until they were ready to sell. She is long gone now.
      Ta.
       
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Just my crazy brain working overtime but no 1 just says some kind of poppy to me.
      After looking at my comfrey I notice some of it has reddish leaf stalks and some doesn't, I'm guessing it depends on how much sun the plant gets.
       
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        Not Celery for the first one, try Lovage.
         
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