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hello everyone,
After the success i had last time on my pics, im hoping you;ll be able to help again.
You established before that one was either rape or mustard, i was unable to tell a difference at the time to ive taken a pic with the flower just coming out, not sure if that will help better id it
I've also got more weedy pics i think. i hope someone can help me with them. one of them is one that i mentioned on another member's thread that i had, but i think ive got 2 very similar varieties of them..ill just post pics of what ive got and hope for the best,
thanks in advance for your time

 

hi all,
im wondering if anyone has any ideas on these plants, ive had a couple of lookers but no clues yet...has anyone any idea?
thanks
gill

 

I think the first may be oil seed rape, the rest may just be what we gardeners call weeds ! Cheers, Tony.

 

Thanks Tony,
i was unsure as to whether it was mustard or rape..so that one sorted.
One of the reasons im curious is that i planted a load of bulbs and boxes of flower mixes from £ land (mother day presents from kids) so i dont really want to pull them all out if theyre likely to be something
Gill

 

They all look like weeds to me too. Ziggy could probably name them.

 

i have an exciting update (well im am excited anyway) on my weed pics, i have actully stumbled across an ID purely by accident...the plant in the last picture actually started to bud i was waiting for it to open to ask on here for help, but with all the excitement of my new composter arriving i have been messing with that and i went in my kitchen cupboard for my gardening gloves and came across the packet of bulbs with a pic on the front of my plant...it is anenome mr fokker! cant wait till the flower opens i think itll be way pretty

 

well 2 and 3 look like willowherb's so get rid of them before they set seed or your be inundated with them

 

Hi aesculus, thanks I have been pulling them. Some were very stubborn and deep rooted. But they still keep appearing in my little flower garden! :(
Gill