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  1. JWK

    ID please

    If its Lantana it will stink when you rub the leaves, bit like cat's pee. The growth habit doesn't look like Lantana to me unless its because its not getting enough daylight/sunshine.
    If its Lantana it will stink when you rub the leaves, bit like cat's pee. The growth habit doesn't look like Lantana to me unless its because its not getting enough daylight/sunshine.
    If its Lantana it will stink when you rub the leaves, bit like cat's pee. The growth habit doesn't look like Lantana to me unless its because its not getting enough daylight/sunshine.
    If its Lantana it will stink when you rub the leaves, bit like cat's pee. The growth habit doesn't look like Lantana to me unless its because its not getting enough daylight/sunshine.
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  2. a1154

    Solved ID please for a corm I’m finding with ground elder

    That does seem a very likely plant to be in this position, and a good match for what I am seeing. If I google them for sale, they are more like round blobs, but perhaps they are desiccated when...
    That does seem a very likely plant to be in this position, and a good match for what I am seeing. If I google them for sale, they are more like round blobs, but perhaps they are desiccated when sold. I feel more confident leaving them be and I’ll look forward to seeing them next year. Thanks.
    That does seem a very likely plant to be in this position, and a good match for what I am seeing. If I google them for sale, they are more like round blobs, but perhaps they are desiccated when sold. I feel more confident leaving them be and...
    That does seem a very likely plant to be in this position, and a good match for what I am seeing. If I google them for sale, they are more like round blobs, but perhaps they are desiccated when...
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  3. Victoria

    Solved Jacaranda problem ...

    Well if it looks healthy probably best left alone.
    Well if it looks healthy probably best left alone.
    Well if it looks healthy probably best left alone.
    Well if it looks healthy probably best left alone.
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  4. Leafylearner

    Solved help identifying 10 plants & care tips please.

    I was torn between box and one of the Euonymus @Silver surfer and @Pete8 , but yes - I agree it's the latter. I forget about all the various Euonymus varieties that are around!
    I was torn between box and one of the Euonymus @Silver surfer and @Pete8 , but yes - I agree it's the latter. I forget about all the various Euonymus varieties that are around!
    I was torn between box and one of the Euonymus @Silver surfer and @Pete8 , but yes - I agree it's the latter. I forget about all the various Euonymus varieties that are around!
    I was torn between box and one of the Euonymus @Silver surfer and @Pete8 , but yes - I agree it's the latter. I forget about all the various Euonymus varieties that are around!
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  5. trogre

    Solved Plant Identification & care

    It's wet cold that does for them, so as long as it's happy with your climate - which it seems to be, it'll be fine. You can easily propagate as described byI didn't know the 'myth' about the...
    It's wet cold that does for them, so as long as it's happy with your climate - which it seems to be, it'll be fine. You can easily propagate as described byI didn't know the 'myth' about the lightning! I love these old tales and legends though.
    It's wet cold that does for them, so as long as it's happy with your climate - which it seems to be, it'll be fine. You can easily propagate as described byI didn't know the 'myth' about the lightning! I love these old tales and legends though.
    It's wet cold that does for them, so as long as it's happy with your climate - which it seems to be, it'll be fine. You can easily propagate as described byI didn't know the 'myth' about the...
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  6. 320baby

    Solved Spliced pear tree

    PRUNING Times have changed ....what was the advise years ago is no longer the case. I recommend following RHS advice.."Should I paint the pruning cut? There is no need to use wound paints, as...
    PRUNING Times have changed ....what was the advise years ago is no longer the case. I recommend following RHS advice.."Should I paint the pruning cut? There is no need to use wound paints, as they are unlikely to contribute to healing or prevent disease. The exception is plums and cherries,...
    PRUNING Times have changed ....what was the advise years ago is no longer the case. I recommend following RHS advice.."Should I paint the pruning cut? There is no need to use wound paints, as they are unlikely to contribute to healing or...
    PRUNING Times have changed ....what was the advise years ago is no longer the case. I recommend following RHS advice.."Should I paint the pruning cut? There is no need to use wound paints, as...
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  7. Obliquegeek

    Solved Plant ID Please

    Ok, yes, it's next to a mature buddleja, but it's definitely not self seeded. It was found in a pot at a lockup, brought home and planted.The leaves, especially the new ones, do look like a...
    Ok, yes, it's next to a mature buddleja, but it's definitely not self seeded. It was found in a pot at a lockup, brought home and planted.The leaves, especially the new ones, do look like a buddleja, but they're much smaller and closer together. About 1/3 the size, if that, which is what was...
    Ok, yes, it's next to a mature buddleja, but it's definitely not self seeded. It was found in a pot at a lockup, brought home and planted.The leaves, especially the new ones, do look like a buddleja, but they're much smaller and closer...
    Ok, yes, it's next to a mature buddleja, but it's definitely not self seeded. It was found in a pot at a lockup, brought home and planted.The leaves, especially the new ones, do look like a...
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  8. tommyrot

    Solved Are these eggs, seeds or something else?

    Most commercial compost has that slow release food added, so it's always likely you'll see evidence of it in plants you buy @tommyrot, as well as in any compost you buy .As others have said -...
    Most commercial compost has that slow release food added, so it's always likely you'll see evidence of it in plants you buy @tommyrot, as well as in any compost you buy .As others have said - we've all been there, so don't worry, and most of us still have a poke around at anythign we aren't...
    Most commercial compost has that slow release food added, so it's always likely you'll see evidence of it in plants you buy @tommyrot, as well as in any compost you buy .As others have said - we've all been there, so don't worry, and most of us...
    Most commercial compost has that slow release food added, so it's always likely you'll see evidence of it in plants you buy @tommyrot, as well as in any compost you buy .As others have said -...
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  9. Fof

    Any idea as to fern species

    Good to get a positive id!
    Good to get a positive id!
    Good to get a positive id!
    Good to get a positive id!
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  10. Quovadisuk

    Solved Troublesome weed ID please

    That's gardening isn't it?:psnp: :dunno:
    That's gardening isn't it?:psnp: :dunno:
    That's gardening isn't it?:psnp: :dunno:
    That's gardening isn't it?:psnp: :dunno:
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  11. tommyrot

    Solved What are these ... bulbs?

    I have pretty much the same attitude to Spanish bluebells. Some of them, you can dig a hole elbow deep and still not reach the bulb. I slice them off at ground level and forget about them until...
    I have pretty much the same attitude to Spanish bluebells. Some of them, you can dig a hole elbow deep and still not reach the bulb. I slice them off at ground level and forget about them until next year. Celandine, I mostly leave. Pretty and harmless
    I have pretty much the same attitude to Spanish bluebells. Some of them, you can dig a hole elbow deep and still not reach the bulb. I slice them off at ground level and forget about them until next year. Celandine, I mostly leave. Pretty and...
    I have pretty much the same attitude to Spanish bluebells. Some of them, you can dig a hole elbow deep and still not reach the bulb. I slice them off at ground level and forget about them until...
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  12. My Clay Jungle

    Rash from plant?

    That zip is a bit open! We knew a lady who donned the same type of gear when in the garden and even in 40c heat.
    That zip is a bit open! We knew a lady who donned the same type of gear when in the garden and even in 40c heat.
    That zip is a bit open! We knew a lady who donned the same type of gear when in the garden and even in 40c heat.
    That zip is a bit open! We knew a lady who donned the same type of gear when in the garden and even in 40c heat.
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  13. groundbeetle

    Can anyone identify these Cyclamens species?

    And I think these are Cyclamen persicum, probably seeds from the florists' Cyclamen that I have, but not entirely sure.
    And I think these are Cyclamen persicum, probably seeds from the florists' Cyclamen that I have, but not entirely sure.
    And I think these are Cyclamen persicum, probably seeds from the florists' Cyclamen that I have, but not entirely sure.
    And I think these are Cyclamen persicum, probably seeds from the florists' Cyclamen that I have, but not entirely sure.
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  14. Pink678

    Solved I found this beautiful pink flowering tree on my walk, what is it?

    Thank you so much! I love the big pink floppy flowers.
    Thank you so much! I love the big pink floppy flowers.
    Thank you so much! I love the big pink floppy flowers.
    Thank you so much! I love the big pink floppy flowers.
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  15. Nickoslesteros

    Solved What are these eggs? Ladybird?

    Ladybird eggs are oval and yellow as in @Ladybird4's photo, not round and white as in the original photo and @Loofah's photo.These are Shield bug eggs.
    Ladybird eggs are oval and yellow as in @Ladybird4's photo, not round and white as in the original photo and @Loofah's photo.These are Shield bug eggs.
    Ladybird eggs are oval and yellow as in @Ladybird4's photo, not round and white as in the original photo and @Loofah's photo.These are Shield bug eggs.
    Ladybird eggs are oval and yellow as in @Ladybird4's photo, not round and white as in the original photo and @Loofah's photo.These are Shield bug eggs.
    PXL_20240714_112455166.jpg PXL_20240714_072337520.jpg ladybird7sp007.jpg ladybird-larvae-hatching-from-eggs-A92KBB-816342064.jpg PXL_20240707_144220431.jpg ladybirdlarvadiagram.jpg
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  16. Blue arbour

    Solved Plant ID

    Mine have spread all around one side of my pond. I pull up a couple every now and then to keep down a bit- strange smell which isn’t unpleasant but isn’t captivating either.
    Mine have spread all around one side of my pond. I pull up a couple every now and then to keep down a bit- strange smell which isn’t unpleasant but isn’t captivating either.
    Mine have spread all around one side of my pond. I pull up a couple every now and then to keep down a bit- strange smell which isn’t unpleasant but isn’t captivating either.
    Mine have spread all around one side of my pond. I pull up a couple every now and then to keep down a bit- strange smell which isn’t unpleasant but isn’t captivating either.
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  17. Selleri

    Solved Which Phormium please?

    Thank you @Plantminded! :)
    Thank you @Plantminded! :)
    Thank you @Plantminded! :)
    Thank you @Plantminded! :)
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  18. Pete8

    Solved Penstemon conundrum

    What a lovely colour! I'm definitely going to try them from seed next year - thanks for the tip
    What a lovely colour! I'm definitely going to try them from seed next year - thanks for the tip
    What a lovely colour! I'm definitely going to try them from seed next year - thanks for the tip
    What a lovely colour! I'm definitely going to try them from seed next year - thanks for the tip
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  19. Debs64

    Solved ID please

    Thanks for the replies I think it looks like a myrtle tree
    Thanks for the replies I think it looks like a myrtle tree
    Thanks for the replies I think it looks like a myrtle tree
    Thanks for the replies I think it looks like a myrtle tree
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  20. AnniD

    Solved Not a scooby...

    Yes,l'm sorry about the rubbish photos. To be honest if it is "just" an Ipomea I don't think I will bother sending on to the charity shop.
    Yes,l'm sorry about the rubbish photos. To be honest if it is "just" an Ipomea I don't think I will bother sending on to the charity shop.
    Yes,l'm sorry about the rubbish photos. To be honest if it is "just" an Ipomea I don't think I will bother sending on to the charity shop.
    Yes,l'm sorry about the rubbish photos. To be honest if it is "just" an Ipomea I don't think I will bother sending on to the charity shop.
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