Plants I cant identify 2

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  1. SarahInTheGarden

    SarahInTheGarden Apprentice Gardener

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    Heres some more, promise I wont post any more for a few days - Its just I'm so impatient to find out what they are!

    Plant E
    [​IMG]This looks like a 'chosia'? but its different

    Plant F
    [​IMG]This one is a hanging/trailing plant

    Plant G
    [​IMG]Some of this is upright, other parts are trailing

    Plant H
    [​IMG]

    Plant I
    [​IMG] The flash caught this wrong, those illuminated bits are small red berries. I think its a shrub?!

    Any ideas and I will be eternally grateful [​IMG]
     
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    UsedtobeDendy Gardener

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    E- escallonia; F - ? G- looks like hypericum; H - heuchera; I - berberis

    [ 09. April 2006, 09:41 PM: Message edited by: dendrobium ]
     
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  3. Dave_In_His_Garden

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    I'm not a fan of genetic modification, but if we could get berries to really glow like that we'd save a fortune on lighting!! ;)
     
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