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Anybody know what it is yet???
Tray14
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Hello - one of the first plants I brought about 12 years ago when moved in - have no clue what it is called - and this is the first year I can recall seeing blossom on it.
Any help with plant I.D much appreciated.
P.S excuse the poorly grass - another problem to solve!
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Is it a flowering quince type thing? My accuracy is astounding!!!
Lol - Lisa you made me laugh!
The branches on the right have got flowers, A bit stumpy catkin looking.
It might be one of the creeping willows.
Looks very aged and interesting
In the sticks near Peterborough
I agree with Nut - Salix repens. Nice plant to have!
I think its interesting too Nutcutlet - looks great in winter when just a skeleton and for some reason I'm always pleased to see the leaves begin to shoot.
I thought repens was furrier than that one but I haven't got a better species to offer
In the sticks near Peterborough
Looks like an indoor plant to me. The flowers don't look like willow, certainly.
Tray14, your plant looks to be the double of one I recently acquired from my parents garden. They told me it is a weeping willow, but don't know the exact variety, sorry.