I don't think 3 is another eleagnus. It looks familiar. Hmmm
Dave, I'm not sure all would agree that I'm lovely
4 doesn't look very well
Nut you know you are
Plant 3 looks like Bay. Try crushing a leaf BatNix to see if it smells.
Ohh, Nutcracker, you're right it's Bay. Can you believe I bought some in the supermarket on Sunday! Ha.
You can prune it right back if you need to. Hang up the prunings to dry and use for cooking when you can't be bothered to dash down the garden in the rain for a couple of leaves!
Okay, so I have some more pics of three of them...
Plant 1:
Plant 2:
Plant 4:
Plant 1 looks even more like Eleagnus ebbingeii now. This flowers in very late summer, not much to look at but a fantastic scent.
Ah - pic 4 is clearer now and I can see that it's not little yellow flowers, but yellowing foliage.
I know that I know it - but it won't come to me
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I don't think 3 is another eleagnus. It looks familiar. Hmmm
Dave, I'm not sure all would agree that I'm lovely
4 doesn't look very well
In the sticks near Peterborough
Nut you know you are
In the sticks near Peterborough
Plant 3 looks like Bay. Try crushing a leaf BatNix to see if it smells.
Ohh, Nutcracker, you're right it's Bay. Can you believe I bought some in the supermarket on Sunday! Ha.
You can prune it right back if you need to. Hang up the prunings to dry and use for cooking when you can't be bothered to dash down the garden in the rain for a couple of leaves!
Okay, so I have some more pics of three of them...
Plant 1:
Plant 2:
Plant 4:
Plant 1 looks even more like Eleagnus ebbingeii now. This flowers in very late summer, not much to look at but a fantastic scent.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Ah - pic 4 is clearer now and I can see that it's not little yellow flowers, but yellowing foliage.
I know that I know it - but it won't come to me
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...