Please help identify these plants

Hello, I am new to gardening and I have a number of plants, trees, vines etc fruiting at the moment which I cannot identify. :cnfs:

I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could help me identify them. I've posted pictures to my Flickr page. Could you take a look?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lily2585/

You could reply here or post a comment on flickr.

Many many thanks in advance.

Bitsy.

 

apples and plums i cannot tell the variety
looks like U have currants there, red, black and white
plant D is hypericum, St Jhons wort

 

Wow bitsy, what a wonderful variety of fruit! Unfortunately, it is very difficult to identify varieties of apples and plums by photographs alone. I must say though, the plum in Plant C looks mouthwatering.

I will have a shot at some of the others:

Plant A looks like it could be a rose of some sort, but the hips in the later pic are black which I have never come across before. Very unusual.

Plants G, E and F looks very like redcurrants, blackcurranrts and whitecurrants, but they are not normally vines, though I suppose they could be trained as such.

Plant D looks like the berries on honeysuckle.

Are these things that you have planted or have you 'inherited' them?

 

Thanks for the responses so far!

All these are inherited. We moved into our house in May and these fruits/berries etc have come up over the past couple of months. We're clearing space and learning what to keep etc. We have blackcurrants too - though not enough for a 'crop'.

Bitsy

 

How lucky of you-those plums................mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm


These are all subjective-subjective to the fact that I am rubbish at id-ing plants,


a-gooseberry

e whitecurrant

f blackcurrant ( it might be my eyes but not sure of this at all)




g redcurrant.

 

I only have one bush each of the balck, white and red currants. Does anyone know how to encourage more growth or to grow more from cuttings etc??

 

Looking again at the pic of Plant D, I think that I got it wrong with honeysuckle and that seedstotal is spot on with hypericum.

Claire, please stop doing yourself down with your id-ing of plants, you get them right quite a lot, at least as good (and bad) as the rest of us on here. :gnthb:
Laura