What are these please?

Hi

Any help in identifying the attached would be wonderful!

The last one is a pale pink but this doesn't show too well in the photo.

many thanks
Gavin.

 

1. Clematis .
2. Paeonia.
3.
4. Geranium.

 

3. Wonder if it is Schisandra???
Male flowers.
Male and female flower on different plants.

Is it a twining climber?

 

The Clematis looks like Proteus, number 3 I agree with Silver Surfer looks very much like Schisandra.

 

The picture's not very clear, but could #3 be Akebia quinata?

 

i was just thinking the same

 

3. Pic of leaves are not very clear.
Akebia quinata leaves have 5 leaflets that are all joined to 1 stalk.
Gavin, do compare your plant to this link.



Google Image Result for http://www.discoverlife.org/IM/I_LJM/0000/320/Akebia_quinata,_compound_leaf,I_LJM37.jpg

 

I think No 3 may be a spindle tree(Euonymus europaeus). bright pink casings with orange seed ??

 

3. I don't think it is any of the Euonymus genus. All these have just 4/5 simple petals .
Gavins pic has flowers with inner and outer petals.

euonymus flowers - Google Search

 

Hi

Sorry about the picture quality for No.3 - I've taken a few more that hopefully show it a bit better. At the base it is quite knarled and woody, and it continues like that upwards, but new shoots are soft and green. Hope the photos here help

Thanks for everyone's help and feedback

regards
Gavin.

 

Well, that ain't an akebia. How about a celastrus scandens / orbiculatus?

 

Agree that Akebia can be ruled out. Leaves very different.
Not Cestrum either as this has flowers very similar to Euonymus.
Both are in the same family of Celastraceae.

Google Image Result for http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/carr/images/celastrus_sp.jpg

 

Euonymus phellomanus?