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  2. shiney
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    Apple identification

    A link to this threadHow To I.D. Your Apples - and some fruits
    A link to this threadHow To I.D. Your Apples - and some fruits
    A link to this threadHow To I.D. Your Apples - and some fruits
    A link to this threadHow To I.D. Your Apples - and some fruits
    shiney, Oct 7, 2019
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  3. Marley Farley
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    FIVE MOST POISONOUS PLANTS IN UK..

    Serious poisoning by plants is very rare in the UKDespite the British countryside’s genteel reputation there are a surprisingly large amount of poisonous plants growing both in the wild and in...
    Serious poisoning by plants is very rare in the UKDespite the British countryside’s genteel reputation there are a surprisingly large amount of poisonous plants growing both in the wild and in gardens. Some just cause discomfort, but others have the potential to kill. Here are five to watch...
    Serious poisoning by plants is very rare in the UKDespite the British countryside’s genteel reputation there are a surprisingly large amount of poisonous plants growing both in the wild and in gardens. Some just cause discomfort, but others...
    Serious poisoning by plants is very rare in the UKDespite the British countryside’s genteel reputation there are a surprisingly large amount of poisonous plants growing both in the wild and in...
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  4. Marley Farley
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    IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MEMBERS..

    POISONOUS PLANTS DISCLAIMER. IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ oTHISBy viewing this forum you agree that its members and staff of Gardeners Corner accept no liability for any injury or death occurring as...
    POISONOUS PLANTS DISCLAIMER. IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ oTHISBy viewing this forum you agree that its members and staff of Gardeners Corner accept no liability for any injury or death occurring as a result of ingesting or exposure to any plant or fungi, either mistakenly believing it to be one...
    POISONOUS PLANTS DISCLAIMER. IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ oTHISBy viewing this forum you agree that its members and staff of Gardeners Corner accept no liability for any injury or death occurring as a result of ingesting or exposure to any plant or...
    POISONOUS PLANTS DISCLAIMER. IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ oTHISBy viewing this forum you agree that its members and staff of Gardeners Corner accept no liability for any injury or death occurring as...
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  5. Marley Farley
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    Weed Identification..

    Sometimes it can be very confusing trying to decide whether some plants are plants we want to keep, or weeds that we don't want.. This thread might help, it was first posted in another forum by...
    Sometimes it can be very confusing trying to decide whether some plants are plants we want to keep, or weeds that we don't want.. This thread might help, it was first posted in another forum by HarrySKnow Your Weeds..Just click the link.. :SUNsmile:
    Sometimes it can be very confusing trying to decide whether some plants are plants we want to keep, or weeds that we don't want.. This thread might help, it was first posted in another forum by HarrySKnow Your Weeds..Just click the link.. :SUNsmile:
    Sometimes it can be very confusing trying to decide whether some plants are plants we want to keep, or weeds that we don't want.. This thread might help, it was first posted in another forum by...
    Marley Farley, Apr 16, 2014
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  7. martinlest

    Solved Can anyone identify this exactly?

    But birds do. And foxes.One of mine a youngster, planted around 1985 and trimmed hard on a few occasions.I've take a fair few cutting from it over the years, its a male plant and spreads...
    But birds do. And foxes.One of mine a youngster, planted around 1985 and trimmed hard on a few occasions.I've take a fair few cutting from it over the years, its a male plant and spreads clouds of pollen in early spring, but no berries/arils, I have a prostrate form in the front garden...
    But birds do. And foxes.One of mine a youngster, planted around 1985 and trimmed hard on a few occasions.I've take a fair few cutting from it over the years, its a male plant and spreads clouds of pollen in early spring, but no...
    But birds do. And foxes.One of mine a youngster, planted around 1985 and trimmed hard on a few occasions.I've take a fair few cutting from it over the years, its a male plant and spreads...
    IMG_20240721_112820.jpg 20240903_131615.jpg IMG_20250704_200651.jpg IMG_20250704_200702.jpg TAXUS BACCATA STANDISHII 18-Jun-16 3-18-48 PM.JPG TAXUS BACCATA FASTIGIATA 03-12-2007 10-50-42.JPG
    martinlest, Sep 18, 2024 ... 2
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  8. Millie16

    Staghorn sumac??

    It could eventually have viable seed but probably best to wait at least until late summer or autumn to be sure they are ripe . Its not something I have grown so just applying general thoughts.
    It could eventually have viable seed but probably best to wait at least until late summer or autumn to be sure they are ripe . Its not something I have grown so just applying general thoughts.
    It could eventually have viable seed but probably best to wait at least until late summer or autumn to be sure they are ripe . Its not something I have grown so just applying general thoughts.
    It could eventually have viable seed but probably best to wait at least until late summer or autumn to be sure they are ripe . Its not something I have grown so just applying general thoughts.
    Millie16, Jul 3, 2025 at 4:05 PM
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    pete
    Jul 5, 2025 at 7:45 AM
  9. AnniD

    Is this fasciation ?

    Thanks very much @Silver surfer, I will do that .
    Thanks very much @Silver surfer, I will do that .
    Thanks very much @Silver surfer, I will do that .
    Thanks very much @Silver surfer, I will do that .
    AnniD, Jul 2, 2025 at 1:26 PM
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    AnniD
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  10. Kitty52

    What are these plants please?

    4. Fuchsia leaves are opposite. The calyx are small...see examples below Don't think that matches.Surely with the heat you are getting down south those flower buds have opened???
    4. Fuchsia leaves are opposite. The calyx are small...see examples below Don't think that matches.Surely with the heat you are getting down south those flower buds have opened???
    4. Fuchsia leaves are opposite. The calyx are small...see examples below Don't think that matches.Surely with the heat you are getting down south those flower buds have opened???
    4. Fuchsia leaves are opposite. The calyx are small...see examples below Don't think that matches.Surely with the heat you are getting down south those flower buds have opened???
    IMG_0470.jpeg IMG_0469.jpeg IMG_0468.jpeg IMG_0467.jpeg ZZZ 29-06-2025 17-09-21.jpeg ZZZ 29-06-2025 17-09-21.jpeg
    Kitty52, Jun 29, 2025 at 1:26 PM ... 2
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    Silver surfer
    Jul 2, 2025 at 12:02 PM
  11. Sian in Belgium

    Solved SOLVED Which hydrangea is this?

    Perfect! Thank you!
    Perfect! Thank you!
    Perfect! Thank you!
    Perfect! Thank you!
    Sian in Belgium, Jun 28, 2025
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    Sian in Belgium
    Jun 28, 2025
  12. Danielle1

    Strange white deposits!

    We had that under a tree that sparrows used as a latrine.
    We had that under a tree that sparrows used as a latrine.
    We had that under a tree that sparrows used as a latrine.
    We had that under a tree that sparrows used as a latrine.
    Danielle1, Mar 30, 2025
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    BB3
    Jun 28, 2025
  13. Matthew Sampson

    Solved What type of tree is this please?

    Well it's definitely not any of the others in that list!
    Well it's definitely not any of the others in that list!
    Well it's definitely not any of the others in that list!
    Well it's definitely not any of the others in that list!
    Matthew Sampson, Jun 22, 2025
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    JennyJB
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  14. Millie16

    Solved What’s this ?

    Our deutzias grow very big but don't know what variety.
    Our deutzias grow very big but don't know what variety.
    Our deutzias grow very big but don't know what variety.
    Our deutzias grow very big but don't know what variety.
    Millie16, Jun 25, 2025
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    shiney
    Jun 25, 2025
  15. Humberboy

    Is this Skunk Cabbage

    Agree, definitely not skunk cabbage, leaves aren’t right.
    Agree, definitely not skunk cabbage, leaves aren’t right.
    Agree, definitely not skunk cabbage, leaves aren’t right.
    Agree, definitely not skunk cabbage, leaves aren’t right.
    Humberboy, Jun 24, 2025
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    Ergates
    Jun 25, 2025
  16. Richg

    Solved Identify this tree!

    This garden in Forfar. Scotland had 4 female trees in a tiny space!Other pics show a magnificent old specimens.
    This garden in Forfar. Scotland had 4 female trees in a tiny space!Other pics show a magnificent old specimens.
    This garden in Forfar. Scotland had 4 female trees in a tiny space!Other pics show a magnificent old specimens.
    This garden in Forfar. Scotland had 4 female trees in a tiny space!Other pics show a magnificent old specimens.
    IMG_20250618_164217.jpg 017.JPG 015.JPG 016.JPG upload_2025-6-20_19-21-41.jpeg ARAUCARIA ARAUCANA FOUR FEMALE FORFAR 03-06-2016 16-07-27.JPG
    Richg, Jun 19, 2025 ... 2
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    Silver surfer
    Jun 22, 2025
  17. AndyBLeeds

    ID this weed please?

    Spray with weed killer it will kill the roots.
    Spray with weed killer it will kill the roots.
    Spray with weed killer it will kill the roots.
    Spray with weed killer it will kill the roots.
    AndyBLeeds, Jun 21, 2025
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    waterbut
    Jun 21, 2025
  18. zebrina

    Solved plant id please

    I'm sure it's Phlox paniculata
    I'm sure it's Phlox paniculata
    I'm sure it's Phlox paniculata
    I'm sure it's Phlox paniculata
    zebrina, Apr 27, 2025
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    Michael Hewett
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  19. trogre

    Extra Seeds With Vebena

    Thank for your input.I will grow on seperately to see what becomes of them. At the moment they sound like weeds but we never know
    Thank for your input.I will grow on seperately to see what becomes of them. At the moment they sound like weeds but we never know
    Thank for your input.I will grow on seperately to see what becomes of them. At the moment they sound like weeds but we never know
    Thank for your input.I will grow on seperately to see what becomes of them. At the moment they sound like weeds but we never know
    trogre, Jun 20, 2025
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    trogre
    Jun 20, 2025
  20. Pushkin

    Solved Please ID

    carex pendula maybe.. If it is, it spreads like crazy
    carex pendula maybe.. If it is, it spreads like crazy
    carex pendula maybe.. If it is, it spreads like crazy
    carex pendula maybe.. If it is, it spreads like crazy
    Pushkin, Jun 20, 2025
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    Pete8
    Jun 20, 2025
  21. Saxon Peacock

    Solved Bamboo identification

    I grew Phyllostachys pubescens from seed about 25 yrs ago, it's only just coming up with adult canes. Mind you it's been a bit neglected and is never watered, just formed a clump.
    I grew Phyllostachys pubescens from seed about 25 yrs ago, it's only just coming up with adult canes. Mind you it's been a bit neglected and is never watered, just formed a clump.
    I grew Phyllostachys pubescens from seed about 25 yrs ago, it's only just coming up with adult canes. Mind you it's been a bit neglected and is never watered, just formed a clump.
    I grew Phyllostachys pubescens from seed about 25 yrs ago, it's only just coming up with adult canes. Mind you it's been a bit neglected and is never watered, just formed a clump.
    Saxon Peacock, Jun 17, 2025 ... 2
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    pete
    Jun 19, 2025
  22. Jungle Jane

    Ash or Walnut? Or Something else?

    No nuts yet @pete - I bought it as a whip about 18 months ago. Even though it's only a couple of feet tall in a pot, the foliage is enormous. I have a slow project to clear an area at the start of...
    No nuts yet @pete - I bought it as a whip about 18 months ago. Even though it's only a couple of feet tall in a pot, the foliage is enormous. I have a slow project to clear an area at the start of the woodland and plant a mixed orchard (sometimes pretentiously called a food forest!). I have 2...
    No nuts yet @pete - I bought it as a whip about 18 months ago. Even though it's only a couple of feet tall in a pot, the foliage is enormous. I have a slow project to clear an area at the start of the woodland and plant a mixed orchard (sometimes...
    No nuts yet @pete - I bought it as a whip about 18 months ago. Even though it's only a couple of feet tall in a pot, the foliage is enormous. I have a slow project to clear an area at the start of...
    Jungle Jane, Jun 16, 2025
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    CarolineL
    Jun 17, 2025
  23. NoviceGardener2023

    What plant/shrub is this please?

    Thank you, I can see where the carpet part of the name may have come from.
    Thank you, I can see where the carpet part of the name may have come from.
    Thank you, I can see where the carpet part of the name may have come from.
    Thank you, I can see where the carpet part of the name may have come from.
    NoviceGardener2023, Jun 15, 2025
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    NoviceGardener2023
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  24. CeeJay_65

    knotweed?

    Each to his won.
    Each to his won.
    Each to his won.
    Each to his won.
    CeeJay_65, Jun 13, 2025 ... 2
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    Goldenlily26
    Jun 15, 2025
  25. mazambo

    Solved Can anyone say what this is please?

    Thank you I will leave it therefore now.... Jenny namaste
    Thank you I will leave it therefore now.... Jenny namaste
    Thank you I will leave it therefore now.... Jenny namaste
    Thank you I will leave it therefore now.... Jenny namaste
    mazambo, May 31, 2025
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    Jenny namaste
    Jun 14, 2025
  26. Novice Gardener Laura

    Whose eggs are these?

    @BB3 I've been a member of the club for over 50 years :biggrin:
    @BB3 I've been a member of the club for over 50 years :biggrin:
    @BB3 I've been a member of the club for over 50 years :biggrin:
    @BB3 I've been a member of the club for over 50 years :biggrin:
    Novice Gardener Laura, Jun 13, 2025
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    Philippa
    Jun 14, 2025
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