Dove. Oh dear that looks very like the stuff. I have just viewed some stock photos. The form of the plant and the ribbing on the leaves look very similar. I will attend to it right now.
I have just dug up the six plants. They are very coarse and were already putting out lots of side shoots
This has appeared in my garden. I suspect it is a maize plant. There is a what seems to be a flower head at the top but no there is no obvious maize/sweet corn head growing on the side.
I saw this plant In the gardens around our civic centre. I like really this shrub which I think is possibly a skimmia, but I have no ideas about a variety . The plant with the flowers is the one I want to know about. Thank you.
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Dove. Oh dear that looks very like the stuff. I have just viewed some stock photos. The form of the plant and the ribbing on the leaves look very similar. I will attend to it right now.
I have just dug up the six plants. They are very coarse and were already putting out lots of side shoots
Many thanks. This forum is wonderful.
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This has appeared in my garden. I suspect it is a maize plant. There is a what seems to be a flower head at the top but no there is no obvious maize/sweet corn head growing on the side.
'You must have some bread with it me duck!'
The plant looks a bit like Arundo Donax, the Spanish Cane. Could be wrong, but if the spike opens up like a plume, it's very likely.
I will watch and wait.
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The last picture is probably millet. Usually in bird seed.
Ah that could make sense. I have had budgies for years. (Unfortunately they both died about two months ago and I am not replacing them. )
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I saw this plant In the gardens around our civic centre. I like really this shrub which I think is possibly a skimmia, but I have no ideas about a variety . The plant with the flowers is the one I want to know about. Thank you.
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Viburnum tinus.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Viburnum+tinus.&client=firefox-b&dcr=0&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjdmpORnenWAhVCWxoKHQWWAjYQ_AUICigB&biw=1536&bih=732
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Silver Surfer. Thank you It looks as if it will be just wee bit too big.
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