An attractive plant for a woodland garden ; keep some ! Don't let any of the white sap touch your skin ; I rubbed my eyes years ago after handling succulent Euphorbias , never thought that several hours later the dried sap could cause so much pain in my eyes ; believe me , I won't do that again !
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no 2
no 3 there are 2 of these big bushes, don't know if it's a weed but it grows like mad
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No.1 Euphorbia amygdaloides var robbiae ; can be invasive !
No.2 Carex Pendula (Pendulous sedge) ; can seed around freely!
No.3 Looks like Lonicera nitida ; responds well to very hard pruning ; sometimes used for topiary !
Glad to help .
Thank you for your replies, should I take no1 out or leave them in , there are a lot and they are very big like bushes
An attractive plant for a woodland garden ; keep some ! Don't let any of the white sap touch your skin ; I rubbed my eyes years ago after handling succulent Euphorbias , never thought that several hours later the dried sap could cause so much pain in my eyes ; believe me , I won't do that again !
Thanks very helpfull, I will keep that in mind when I remove them