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Two plant ID

Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by Max6389, Jun 24, 2020.

  1. Max6389

    Max6389 Gardener

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    Can you identify these two plants. The first has yellow flowers and now some berries are coming.

    the second is a tall grass which is now also getting flowers.

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      The first plant (grass-like growth, with flower spikes developing) is crocosmia / montbretia (not sure what the current name is in the UK - but you should find it listed under either name.

      The second one, (yellow flowers, now getting berries) is a hypericum, often grown as ground cover.

      Edit: you type faster than me, @Silver surfer !
       
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        I doubt it.
        Still type with one finger. Slowly!
         
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          Thank you both for quick replies :)
           
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