These shrubs are all vying for control of part of my garden. What are they all, and which one should win?! Thanks from a novice gardener
1 - not sure, maybe hollyhock?
2 - not sure, maybe Spirea 'Goldflame'?
3 - Sedum spectabile
4 - Viburnum tinus
5 - Crocosmia, probably 'Lucifer'
6 - Cotoneaster of some sort!
7 - Not sure
8 - Bay, Laurus nobilis.
2 looks like a spiraea
3 is sedum spectabile
6 looks like a cotoneaster of some sort
8 could be Laurus Nobilis Undulata Crispa, but don't go sticking it in stews on my say so.
7 looks like a camellia in need of some TLC
I think the first one is a Rubus
No 1 could be golden hop (Humulus ?.).
1. Golden Hop
2. Spirea
3. Sedum Spectabile
4. ?
5. Crocosmia Lucifer
6. Cotonester of some sort
7. camellia- needs ericaceous food-it's starving
8. Bay tree- yes you can cook it !
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1 - not sure, maybe hollyhock?
2 - not sure, maybe Spirea 'Goldflame'?
3 - Sedum spectabile
4 - Viburnum tinus
5 - Crocosmia, probably 'Lucifer'
6 - Cotoneaster of some sort!
7 - Not sure
8 - Bay, Laurus nobilis.
2 looks like a spiraea
3 is sedum spectabile
6 looks like a cotoneaster of some sort
8 could be Laurus Nobilis Undulata Crispa, but don't go sticking it in stews on my say so.
7 looks like a camellia in need of some TLC
I think the first one is a Rubus
In the sticks near Peterborough
No 1 could be golden hop (Humulus ?.).
1. Golden Hop
2. Spirea
3. Sedum Spectabile
4. ?
5. Crocosmia Lucifer
6. Cotonester of some sort
7. camellia- needs ericaceous food-it's starving
8. Bay tree- yes you can cook it !
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.