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Help identify plants

Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by Bfm, Apr 26, 2020.

  1. Bfm

    Bfm Gardener

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    Hi folks. We inherited various containers and plants when we bought out new house and was hoping someone could help identify the following two plants for us. Thank you for any help and apologies in advance for showing my complete ignorance to what could possibly be two very common plants

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  2. mazambo

    mazambo Forever Learning

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    I think the first is a Vibernum and the second a Rhododendron.
     
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    • Bfm

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      Thank you very much!
       
    • noisette47

      noisette47 Total Gardener

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      Hello Bfm, they both look a bit starved! They'd probably respond well to a liquid feed. Miracle-Gro for the Viburnum and Miracle-Gro for Rhododendrons, Azaleas and Camellias for the Rhodie :) Other fertilisers are available......
       
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      • Bfm

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        Thanks for the advice. I'll definitely do that first thing
         
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