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  1. Greecko

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    Tried google but not sure what exactly to search for ha! Any helps appreciated as its randomly part of a hedge and only popped up this year.

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    One of the so called Fireweeds. Possibly Chamaenerion angustifolium also known as Willowherb
     
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      Could be Rosebay Willow-herb as said or maybe Codlings and cream but they are a big family.. would be good to see the tops of the plant as well..
       
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      • Greecko

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        Looks just like that @SilverFox1966 ! What do you mean by top @Marley Farley

        Soo should I destroy it or let it go? It seems to have grown like crazy and dont fancy adding to my knotweed, mares tail and other such delights!
         
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        Rosebay willowherb is one of my favourite weeds/ wildflowers but not in my garden :nonofinger:
        I have it popping up everywhere, luckily it's easily pulled up :biggrin:
        Seeing huge swathes of it along country roads is amazing though :spinning:
         
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        • Scrungee

          Scrungee Well known for it

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          I always feel compelled to find somewhere to stop and take pictures of it.
           
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            Nature at its best @Scrungee
            Masses of willowherb, hedgerows full of ripening fruit and fields going on forever :wub2:

            Have to say, I've got ' wild brambles ' in my garden aswell though :dunno:
            Don't want them in the garden either but......
             
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