I'm no expert but 5. looks like weigela to me? We also have one flowering now.
And I'm pretty sure 6. Is the spindle tree as Borderline suggested above as I had to identify this in my garden this week. If so it has bright pink seed capsules with orange berries inside - and they are poisonous!
I'm no expert but 5. looks like weigela to me? We also have one flowering now.
And I'm pretty sure 6. Is the spindle tree as Borderline suggested above as I had to identify this in my garden this week. If so it has bright pink seed capsules with orange berries inside - and they are poisonous!
Thankyou all for replying.. i appreciate it. Im so worried about pruning wrong and ruining things or moving them to the wrong place in the gardens.. every little helps ?
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I agree that picture 1 is Acanthus Mollie.
Picture 3 possibly a Forsythia?
Picutre 4 looks like a Rhododendron shrub.
Picture 5 could be a Viburnum shrub, but not sure.
Picture 6 could be a Euonymus Europaeus shrub
Picture 7 possible Ribes Sanguineum cutting.
I'm no expert but 5. looks like weigela to me? We also have one flowering now.
And I'm pretty sure 6. Is the spindle tree as Borderline suggested above as I had to identify this in my garden this week. If so it has bright pink seed capsules with orange berries inside - and they are poisonous!
I agree Beefley, picture 6 is a Weigela and not a Viburnum.
Looking at the comments to picture 3, I now think it could be a Caryopteris shrub instead. Just looks quite tall.
Yes.. it has/had (havent checked recently) the berries inside.. Thankyou ?
Thankyou beefy.. some are taller than others bit the gardens have been neglected for a while by the looks of things here.. i'll look up Caryopteris ?
Thankyou all for replying.. i appreciate it. Im so worried about pruning wrong and ruining things or moving them to the wrong place in the gardens.. every little helps ?
yes number 7 does look like thay doesnt it.. hope so, its rather pretty when flowering from what google has shown me ?
I think the stem on number 2 is very elder like. (sambucus niger) Try again when it has some leaves.
Elder is easy to ID my scratching tdhe bark and smelling it.
Too many plants in one thread for me, sorry
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