Getting to Grips with my Garden

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  1. Siani

    Siani Apprentice Gardener

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    Apologies if these are obvious - i've been trying to get a handle on my overgrown garden and am trying to learn to recognise what is there.

    So here is what I've been looking at. Thank you in advance :)

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  2. Kleftiwallah

    Kleftiwallah Gardener

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    Top photo is of a Peone, no idea about the others ! ! ! Cheers, Tony.
     
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    • joolz68

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      No 3 looks like one of my lilac trees ?
       
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      • Silver surfer

        Silver surfer PLANTAHOLIC

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        1. Agree Paeonia.
        2. Euphorbia sp.
        3. Agree Syringa vulgaris. Lilac
         
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        • Siani

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          Thank you so much for your help all :)
           
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        • scillonian

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          No 2 looks like Euphorbia dulcis Chameleon. It self seeds readily but can take a long time to get established.
           
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