Can you ID my little bargain buys please?

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  1. **Yvonne**

    **Yvonne** Total Gardener

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    Hi

    I bought these last week but despite having a label, it doesn't actually tell me what they are! Got the two for £1 :biggrin:

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    • scillonian

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      Hi Yvonne,
      Reckon they could be Lonicera nitida Baggessons Gold and a variegated Cheiranthus (wallflower)
       
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        Great bargains, Yvonne :dbgrtmb:
         
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        Thanks Scillonian, I would never have guessed it is a wallflower, I didn't know you can get them in a variegated variety. Mum, I've become a ninja when it comes to combing the bargain corner of garden centres :biggrin:
         
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        [​IMG] Another possibility for this one is a Cranberry... :scratch: They have become quite popular as patio plants..
        Your varigated one could be one of the Silenes, maybe dioica..?
         
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        Don't think this can be Vaccinium (Cranberry) as they have alternate leaves.
        It could be Lonicera as they have opposite leaves
         
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        Hmm you are right there SS, it just looks very similar to the cranberry then.... :SUNsmile: Probably is Lonicera..
         
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