I dont know what any of it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Ok so I bought a house with a mature garden and to date have been told I have
    1. Goats Beard
    2. Forest flame
    3. Rhododendron Williamsianum
    hopefully some helpful maybe to advise me of what else Ive got anything you guys can clarify will be really appreciated

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    Welcome to GC Spudlike. :)

    Pictures on the left.....
    1. Possibly Skimmia
    2. Berberis
    3. The shrub with needles on the left is a Taxus (Yew). On the right with long leaves is a Rhododendron

    Pictures on the right......
    1. Just can't remember the name at the moment.
    2. Conifer
    3. Possibly Acer
     
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          :dbgrtmb:Thanks guys much appreciated now just need to work out what I'm going to do with them
           
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