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    its growing in a funny shape, what is it and how big will it grow? :)
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    Looks like Japanese knotweed to me. For your sake I hope I'm wrong. It's a blighter to get rid of and is a controlled weed. Hopefully someone can prove me wrong.
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    I'd say its not JKW ;)
    But dont know what it is.:smile:
     
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      Oh no! :thud:Just googled it, I can see why you might think that! I will take a closer look at the plant in the morning.
       
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      Japanese Knotweed grows in more of a zig zag stem I believe... Even though it looks similar don't think it is.
       
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        Don't worry it is not Japanese Knotweed...... reckon it is a Deutzia
         
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            Thank you.
             
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            :yay: Thank goodness for that! Yes it flowered a little while ago. I will just make sure I keep it trimmed so not to take over. :ThankYou:
             
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                It's only a young shrub, pruning is not a priority yet and you wouldn't touch the new growths which are the stronger vertical ones. These growths will produce the flowers next year.
                 
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                  Ok thank you, I have lots to learn :spinning:
                   
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