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Thanks for that - thought they might be along those lines as there are some grape hyacinths which have popped up down there

Thank you...

Not as much as a Rood to Nowhere, more like a Highway to Heaven.

Well I learnt something today with this plant.Well its not what I thought it was. I thought it had grown low and spread width ways as thats what it looked like.poss why pic was a bit confusing as well, I had a good look at it. There is a huge bigger heavier type bush next to it.Which has grown...

Perhaps that's because there's so much room for it :WINK1:

of course i'm excited about both but its the first time i get to see lilies "in the wild" as opposed to seeing them in a flower shop. i didn't even know what their foliage looked like thanks gcc for the info on the peony. I will tag it then and let it be until autumn.

Thanks Madahhlia. Could be a long term project..........

Cool, never thought of combining the two

A very good post indeed! With two fruit loving under-fives on the go i can't take any risks... so it's goodbye Hypericum Tutsan thingy. Gives me a good excuse to go shrub shopping as well. Result. Thanks again guys, as a first experience on here this has been first class. Cheers.

The force is certainly strong with you Ziggy!!! :patpat:

They look like foxgloves to me, I always get loads of them and they are glorious. I grow them among edible plants, it's not a problem. Plus, they attract pests from the other plants and encourage pollinators. A true country garden plant! they do seed prolifically though so I always have to...

Put the pot out in the garden Harry, at least you'll see it flower without having to put up with the smell.

Cheers. Don't like toxic - me thinks it will get hoiked out!

You'll be okay when you get it started Ziggy.

Oh Its an Acer of some kind but which one? Might be possible to work out later in the year. just interested as to why you say its not healthy?

I have just found these and need an id before I re-site them in the wrong spot please................ Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks for that tip! I am off to cut off the seed heads now! Job done!! Thanks alot.

A friend of mine had a wonderful self-set evening primrose with flowers that were shaded with orange/pink. Anyone got any recommendations for a seed variety that will be this colour?

Lovely pics Marley! I don't think either of them are willow herb now, as the leaves don't have serrated edges - I think I may have that in other parts of the garden!

I`ve got a 5/6 years old wisteria and never flowered , growned from seed and then found out that it maybe not be a true species as wisteria are grafted, anyway, today I`ve seen one of the miniature wisteria and was really upset to the fact that at 3/4 feet tall already have flower , well the...