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    3. Fuschia
    5. Campanula
     
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    4 - Goose grass, sometimes called Cleavers. By some - a weed, a bit invasive.

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    2) Hypericum
     
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    1) Phlomis russeliana
     
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    Is it the one that sticks to clothing etc? If so, we called it sticky willy when I was a kid.
     
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      Smothers every other plant it comes across. Easy enough to pull up though.
       
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      It is that - we used to have great fun as kids ripping it up and then chasing each other to stick it onto jumpers and things. No Playstations back then of course :biggrin:
       
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      Blimey o riley Bam, you have been busy. I reckon you have good answers to most of your photo's, though I reckon the first one here is the ordinary jerusalem sage, Phlomis fruticosa. If it is a shrub anything up to 5'with greyish foliage it is fruticosa. If it is a perennial with green heart shaped leaves then its russeliana
       
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        We used to call them sticky buds
         
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