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    ID required please - grassy thing

    This is bizarre. I had this appear in my garden about 3 years ago. It had the same mid rib. I knew I hadn't planted it. I left it to see what...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Nov 26, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved Invasive plant

    Vinca is a spreading plant rather than a climber. I believe it may be Vinca minor.Recommend you keep digging it out continually.Vinca major...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Nov 21, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Flowering now

    If flowers are white then Prunus x subhirtella.If buds and flowers are pale pink it may be Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' [ATTACH]...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Nov 6, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Honey fungus or not?

    I visited Batsford Arboretum recently. I find fungus id hard. Luckily our expert guide was able to point these out..so am adding more...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Nov 4, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved Having a senior moment, more like senior week!

    I have turned original pic to show the leaves clearly. [ATTACH][ATTACH]Lysimachia Clethroides is very distinctive in that the flower stems all...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Nov 2, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Honey fungus or not?

    Sorry but I cannot see any detail in your pics. Did you look at the stalk at all? How does it compare to my images?Quote RHS.. "Annulus – A ring...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Oct 16, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Honey fungus or not?

    In my opinion spore prints are even harder to interpret that looking at the actual fungus/ mushroom/toadstool.Needs an expert for that.Maybe...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Oct 11, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Honey fungus or not?

    I don't think it is, but not positive as they are past their best. The black boot laces are the best clue. My pics below showing detail.[ATTACH]...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Oct 10, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Holly Bush poorly?

    Please do not dig the ground you will sever any shallow roots. Just remove gravel, water well and cover with deep layer of bark...but not touching...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Oct 10, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Holly Bush poorly?

    I think this is a natural thing to happen. Holly is evergreen...but that does not mean the leaves are everlasting. The holly has grown and the old...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Oct 10, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved I D Please Japanese Anemone

    Just to clarify I believe the full name is Anemone × hybrida 'Andrea Atkinson'Anemone × hybrida 'Andrea Atkinson' | Japanese anemone 'Andrea...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Oct 9, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved I D Please Japanese Anemone

    Sorry cannot id which one it is. Is it an old plant in which case it is an old variety. The height might help with an id.eg Wild Swan is not as...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Oct 6, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Any ideas what this is?

    Iberis Sempervirens..pics[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
    Post by: Silver surfer, Oct 6, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved If not Euonymus Red Cascade what?

    If you planted the seeds of Euonmus this year there is still time for them to appear. Plan B....borrow a cutting.Quote www..... "Euonymus...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Sep 30, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved If not Euonymus Red Cascade what?

    True. Sorry I answered in a rush on my way out the door. OK. try Salix aurita .... common name eared willow. I have pics of that one.[ATTACH]...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Sep 28, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved If not Euonymus Red Cascade what?

    Thanks. OK that completely rules out Euonymus sp. It sounds very much like Salix cinerea ..common name grey willow with leaf stipules. Quote...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Sep 28, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved If not Euonymus Red Cascade what?

    Pics below show Euonymus europaeus...common name spindle. Can you check your plant to see if leaves are opposite. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]Mystery plant...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Sep 27, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved If not Euonymus Red Cascade what?

    Maybe a willow? A gift from the birds?Pics below show Euonymus europaeus Red Cascade... note leaves are opposite. Flowers tiny and...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Sep 27, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved ID please.

    Mystery Hibiscus has deeply lobed leaves..virtually palmate. Sorry Victoria but to me the leaves of Hibiscus moscheutos are very different as...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Sep 11, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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    Solved ID please.

    Thanks. Sadly I do not have the knowledge to take id any further. There are around 300 species of Hibiscus plants.Please can you add SOUTHPORT...
    Post by: Silver surfer, Sep 10, 2025 in forum: Identification Area
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