Well I didn't plant them

An array of plants have started to grow in my front garden and I don't know what they are or where they came from.

They're quite nice and I will be moving them to the back garden no matter what but I would still like to know what they are and what they will grow up to look like. Thanks a lot.

Edit: No comments about the state of the garden :D I don't like the front garden so don't bother maintaining it.

 

Whatever they are, I'm guessing they spead like crazy and if it is willow herb, I get rid of it.
The rest look like nettles and dandelions.:wink:

 

Im with marley..

http://www.google.co.uk/search?sour...8&rlz=1T4GFRE_enGB370GB370&q=Great+willowherb

Great willowherb

 

HBK, Willowherb may have looked attractive to you for a few weeks, but it spreads like wildfire and might become your worst enemy if you don't deal with it now.

If you want to get on with your neighbours, you must get rid of these plants - though since they have seeded already, you might even find it hard to contain their descendants yourself over the next few years!:(

When the seeds take flight, their cloud of fluff moves where the wind takes it, and sows its seeds wherever it lands.

If your front garden is the same size as those across the road, why not cut down overgrowth, dig out the variety of weeds you have there, and lay it to lawn? That will make it easy to look after while you set out your back garden, and will give you more time to glean ideas as to how to create a front space which will 'welcome' anyone who passes through your gate!

 

Willow herb and they probably blew in from a garden that isn't maintained.
Having had a peep over the wall, could it be next door's :D:hehe:

 

AKA weeds lol :thumb:

 

Not sure what the "plants" are, but speaking with my bricky's hat on, i would deal with the moss growing on the brickwork, it will allow water to sit in the joints, and come winter will expand and destroy the brickwork, a quick squirt of roundup and a little wirebrushing is all it would take.