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Plant ID Thread (Merged)
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The first & second look like Arum maculatum0
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Yes, I'd agree with valentina, Arum maculata. I'm not sure about the last one, it's still a bit small to tell!It is never too late to become what you were always intended to be0
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Oh ok thanks. Just googled it and it says it grows poisonous berries in the autumn so I am guessing with two small children I am best to dig it up? How did it get there in the 1st place???0
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First is definitely an Arum - probably A. maculatum as already suggested.
Last is a bit scraggy and small - but could be a Potentilla, possibly a youngish P. fruticosa. But v difficult to tell.0 -
Oh ok thanks. Just googled it and it says it grows poisonous berries in the autumn so I am guessing with two small children I am best to dig it up? How did it get there in the 1st place???
It's a native wild flower - so could just be there naturally. But lots of people grow them as garden plants too. Pretty 'spathe' flowers and attractive berries in autumn. Don't be too hasty in digging it up - kids have to learn about these things.0 -
I'm wondering if the last one looks like ivy leaf toadflax.I get paid to smell great :j0
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Or azalea ish...Please do not quote spam as this enables it to 'live on' once the spam post is removed.
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Declutterers of the world - unite! :rotfl::rotfl:0 -
Perennial geranium - there are loads of differing sized varieties, and I have a small one just like that which is just coming back after the winter.0
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I think the tree is a weeping willow, but I have not got a clue what anything else is including the big green leafy thing with what looks like a sprout on the end...that is the one puzzling me the most!!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/49610056@N08/sets/72157623997854792/
I hope this works, so grateful for all help!!
PS ignore the weeds
Ahhhh.... lemony fresh victory is mineee!!!0 -
First one is a peony, the two 'domed' evergreens are hebe and/or lonicera nitida, the browned-off one is damaged hebe. IMHO of course.0
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