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Hi. I've been living at my current address for a few years now and the garden has lots of mature plants. I'm looking to tidy it up a little and would really like to identify the plants I have as a first step. Any help with identifying these would be very gratefully received:
1 a climber with some lovely flowers

2 A small bush

3A small tree

4 another bush - berries just starting to appear on it


Thanks very much in advance for anyone who can help.
These are just from the front. I'll post more images of plants from the back soon.

 

No1 Honeysuckle, don't know variety.
No2 possibly a Ceanothus .
No3 Acer
No4 a flowering currant, Ribes.

 

Very nice plants @keentolearn , you have been fortunate.

Agree with Pete on 1,3 and 4, 2 could perhaps be an Escallonia. Do the leaflets grow in threes or is it just the photo?

The currant could also be an edible one. If the flowers early in the summer are showy, the bet is on a flowering one, perhaps King Edward? If the flowers are modest, you might have a fruit crop coming soon.

 

Really grateful for all these replies.
4 does not produce edible fruit (I have another larger one in the back garden) so flowering currant must be right. Thanks Pete.

 

Receiving such a great response has got me enthusiastic to learn more. - so here are a few more plants from the back garden:
5 a smallish shrub with small, pink flowers: ( with some hollyhock flowers peeping through below!)


6 a shrub which did have large red, flowers on it last month. Leaves not looking too good actually.
7 a small bush
8 a young tree perhaps?
9 a very similar plant to 7 but larger, has many buds on it (unlike 7) andthe leaves are slightly serrated at the edges ( unlike 7)
10 a shrub with red berries and yellow flowers (i have a couple of these)
Thanks again for all the help so far

 

No 5 Some kind of cotoneaster.
No 6 Peony?
No 7 Mexican orange blossom Choysia
No 8 Maple, Acer.
No 9 Euonymus
No 10 Rose of Sharron Hypericum.

 

2. Jasminum nudiflorum.

jasminum nudiflorum leaves - Recherche Google

3.Acer palmatum.

 

No. 2 jasminum nudiflorum

 

Snap! Aw, lost again