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Can anyone put a name to these two plants?
theno2soco
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Again, one of some un-identified plants in the garden we took over. We have identified many but need a little help to identify these tow please.
I don't want to keep posting here but as we are new to gardening of any sort, can anyone suggest a book which would help us to do the job ourselves. It would be great to have pictures, correct names and their common names available.
We are slowly compiling a plan of where everything is as it pops up and hope by next year we will have some idea how to care for what we have inherited.
I don't want to keep posting here but as we are new to gardening of any sort, can anyone suggest a book which would help us to do the job ourselves. It would be great to have pictures, correct names and their common names available.
We are slowly compiling a plan of where everything is as it pops up and hope by next year we will have some idea how to care for what we have inherited.
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There's also good RHS one
https://www.wob.com/en-gb/books/dk/rhs-garden-plants-and-flowers-through-the-year/9781405347389?cq_src=google_ads&cq_cmp=18129456947&cq_con=&cq_med=pla&cq_plac=&cq_net=x&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8N2qyt2bgQMVhtrtCh0nmAChEAQYBCABEgJWmfD_BwE#GOR001625617
Please don't be put off asking questions on here though. This forum is a huge pool of knowledge
Agree with @JennyJ about Oxalis for the pink flower, and definitely pull out the willowherb as soon as you can.
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