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  1. Banana Man

    Banana Man You're Growing On Me ...

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    Looks like Petasides to me:gnthb:
     
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    :thmb: I reckon it's the Bog Rhubarb too

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    The last pic is def Leycesteria formosa.
     
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    The flower is definitely petasides japonicus! See my former link in this section with photos. Kirsten got it right!
     
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    Yes, the last one is definitely Leycesteria formosa , also called Himalayan Honeysuckle. I grows like a weed but is easy to control although it will self-seed where you don't want it. I like it though!:thmb:
     
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