Plant or Shrub ????????????

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  1. vampire 1

    vampire 1 Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi please can anyone tell me what this plant is , it was given to me last year at the moment there are some tiny little buds developing and it is about 2ft tall i have no idea :cnfs:

    Many thanks for any help i have tried to do pic aas best as i can.
     
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  2. Marley Farley

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    Hi Vampire & [​IMG].. :scratch: Your plant certainly has a sort of familiarity about it, but cannot put a name a present but I am sure someone else will be along soon with a better idea.. :thumb:
     
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    Hi Vampire it could possibly be (Humulus lupulus Aureus )
    The Golden Hop Plant,it looks similar to mine ,but not at all sure:)
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Looks like a hardy hibiscus to me

    Hibiscus syriacus
     
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    I`d second the Hibiscus.:gnthb:
     
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    I was thinking Hibiscus too...and as Marley Farley said...it looked sort of familiar to me too and I had to go google and came back thinking it might be a hibiscus and then saw the rest of the answers. :dh:
     
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    Palmatum Apprentice Gardener

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    It's an Hibiscus syriacus - a shrub....and a plant....
     
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