A few to identify...

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  1. GazSuttonUK

    GazSuttonUK Gardener

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    A friend has given us some plants, he dosent know what they are and I havent a clue.
    They could even be weeds.
    Any help would be much appreciated.
    (sorry not very good photo's)
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    B
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    C
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    D
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    E
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    F
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  2. Lovage

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    A could be Hollyhock
    C Hellebore
    D could be comfrey?
    E Fuchsia?
    F 1/2 dead Polemoniium or Jacobs Ladder
     
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    the last one looks, to me, like creeping jenny-and like it is clinging on by the skin of it's teeth.
     
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