Plant/Tree Identification

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  1. Warwick93

    Warwick93 Apprentice Gardener

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    Hello everyone. Apologies if I've put this in the wrong place but would anyone be able to help a complete novice (or whatever comes before a novice) in identifying these plants/trees (or indeed weeds)?

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    Good afternoon @Warwick93 and welcome my friend,I shall move your post to the ID forum where it will get more response:smile:
     
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    5/ Bacopa, I think I can see cleavers(sticky willy)
    6/ some sort of willow weed
    7/ pansy, dandelion, bittercress
    8/ cordyline red edge
    9/ more willow weed and it looks like ribwort
    That should give you something to look at in google!
    I don't do trees so can't tell from the photos
     
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      Thank you @wiseowl for moving the thread and thank you @flounder, that's very helpful!

      I've just bought a house and came across all these plants which I paid no attention to before buying! I'm hoping to look after them and plant others as I go on but I really am the definition of a novice.

      Are there any amongst those which I should be looking to get rid of urgently?

      Thanks again.

      P.s. number 3 above has a very minty smell - is it too obvious to suggest it's a mint plant?
       
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        Ok, we'll go with mint for number 3!
        With ID's, if you can get close ups of leaf, stem, any flowers it's a lot more helpful for a positive identification. I doubt I'm alone when I say I'm at an age where I squint at pictures:old:
         
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          Warwick93 Apprentice Gardener

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          Haha thank you. I'll get some better images up next time I head over (my one daily exercise has been used up on getting those images I'm afraid :biggrin:).
           
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