Plant ID please

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    Not sure if it’s clear in the pic 7948E666-FCDC-4F86-8DB0-BB77212D465D.jpeg 589CAD7D-FD78-4306-8C65-CCCF9AAE3FE2.jpeg , but it has a really smooth thick stem.
     
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    Is it Leycesteria formosa (Pheasant berry)?

    Happy gardening!
     
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      Ah that makes sense, thank you. I have actually had one in a previous garden, but didn’t recognise it. It’s in a really weedy area under a tree. I’ll need to have a go at moving it I think.
       
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        They can be moved but also seem to dislike root disturbance so if you are doing so take as big a lump of earth and root at the same time as you practically can. I have moved some with a fairly healthy piece of root still attached and they have just refused to settle in their new spot.
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