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Solved Another id please.

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  1. Palustris

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    Been asked what this is. I just cannot bring it to mind. Flowering now and bought as a P terry's.jpg hiladelphus, but patently not.
     
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    This plant was growing in the Toms, is it a weed? Please. P1010188.JPG
     
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      Agreed ...not Philadelphus. Ooops!
      Reminds me of shrubby honeysuckle
      Lonicera tatarica rosea.

      Lonicera tatarica - Wikipedia
       
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          Thanks Silver surfer.
           
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          It does look like L. tatarica. Used to grow it which is why I thought I ought to know it. Ta muchly.
           
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          Deutzia perhaps?
           
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          So very sorry Sheal but the shape of the flowers are very different in Deutzia...see pics below.
          They have 5 petals all the same size all radiating evenly in a circle. Inside the stamens form a small crown.

          While the honeysuckle tatarica are spaced oddly..uneven..see 1st pic below


          LONICERA TATARICA 10-Jul-17 10-29-30 AM.JPG DEUTZIA COMPACTA LAVENDER TIME 23-May-07 3-01-55 PM.jpg DEUTZIA GLOMERULIFLORA BWJ7742 21-05-2007 15-03-45.JPG DEUTZIA LONGIFOLIA VEITCHII 11-Jun-16 2-37-19 PM.JPG DEUTZIA XXX 10-May-17 4-20-35 PM.JPG
           
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