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What's
This ???? |
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There
are many plants which, while vaguely familiar, particularly
without
bloom I cannot identify. Anyone having a clue or better yet a name
feel
free to send me an email. It will be appreciated. :-))
I can't decide where
to or if to move them until I know what they are and what
conditions
they best appreciate.
Many
of these plants are lost in the "grass & moss jungle"
which,
at one time, was a garden. |
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Calendula
??? |
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Lots
of this
whatever it is. |
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Close
up of the leaves in
the (very thick) hedge
above. |
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Also
mixed into the hedge
above. Salmon Berries
maybe? |
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Think
this is that mauvey
blue flower -
Bachelor Buttons?? |
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What's
this green and
purple leaved plant?
Obviously a
ground cover of some
sort but I'm not familiar
with it. |
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Cotoneaster?
A spreader rather than
a climber perhaps? |
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Is
the spikey thing a flower
or a weed? The old
branches are, I believe, from
an Azalea called
"Gracilis Variegata"
according to the tag
dug from under
the 1" thick moss. |
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A
type of Bay Laurel or
perhaps Mahonia or . . .? |
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Whatever
this is, it's a
quick grower and it pops
up new shoots regularly.
I'd guess it's deciduous as
it was much smaller in
Mid April. I don't believe
it's anything to do with
the vine as I'd guess that's s
either a grape or
a honeysuckle. |
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This
is a close up of the
leaves of the plant above. |
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