Multiple identifications!

Cold no 7 be this? I have a huge one, as you can see :D

Spiraea x cinerea 'Grefsheim'

 

sorry, double post!

[ 26. September 2007, 01:12 PM: Message edited by: marge ]

 

To my knowledge No 7 hasn't flowered like that but it could be because it was reduced to almost ground level.

I will take some close up photo's of the leaves and stems tomorrow if that helps?

Thanks for your replies too, they're very much appreciated

I'm currently surrounded by half a florist as I received two bouquets today, was surprised to see a cabbage in amongst them! Least I think it's a cabbage, suits the bouquet nicely though!

 

Whizzed out and took a couple of snaps of just the leaves - what do you think?

 

Sorry - double post again!!

[ 26. September 2007, 05:38 PM: Message edited by: marge ]

 

Sorry I just remembered I said I'd take some more picks of the bush;

 

Debbie, what colour are the stems on no 7?

 

These are more pictures of number 7 - they are a red/brown colour

[ 01. October 2007, 08:15 AM: Message edited by: Willo ]

 

Could it be one of the many (50) varieties of dogwood which are well known for the red colour of their bare branches/twigs in winter but are not very interesting foliage-wise?

 

John, dogwood, dogwood, who said dogwood remember my plain old common dogwood planted in the wrong place