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These are all pictures taken in the wild.

1-2-3=
small plant without flowers oval leaves 6-10cm long, extremely soft because of some fluffly white cover.

4=
dry leaves of one of my favourite trees (can be seen also in the following pic as a background on the right)

5=
high bush/tree with bright coloured flowers as from picture

http://www.dedosites.com/GC.html

 

1.2. and 3. ????

4. Maybe Crataegus sp.
Am I seeing red berries on it in pic 5 in background?

5. Euonymus sp.

Those are not flowers but the seed capsules, which open to show the seeds inside.

 

yes they are red berries on that tree...

 

I was going to say Spindle Tree but Silver Surfer had already said it in Latin:DOH::D

 

1,2 & 3 Might be Aaron's Rod,

Plant of the Week: Aaron’s Rod « The Creekside Hermit

 

Well I was going to say possible Verbascum for no. 1.

But I wont bother now.:WINK1:

 

Thanks. In that case Cratageus probably common hawthorn if found in the wild.

Compare your tree/ shrub to pics here...

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=ha...m=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&biw=1270&bih=500

 

It is indeed! I am not really interested in the flower, as long as it can keep its incredibly soft leaves just as they are now...

Silver surfer - spot on - that's the tree!