Again, the inability to enlarge the pictures makes life very hard, especially when one's eyesight is not as good as it was (and it never was that good!).
Thank you all. So much easier to confirm on RHS plant finder if there's an indication of the name. Pictures not all that great either for some but the flowering currant definitely spot on. Now I know why this year's flowers are somewhat lacking. Have to get a picture on 1 again if it flowers. Number 4 is a hebe. Picture 3 not a viburnum davidii (although i do have this too - forgot to post the picture!). A picture of a tinus does look similar though.
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second and third look like flowering current last one could be hebe second from last a
vibernum
2 and 2a Ribes, Flowering Currants as siad.
4 Viburnum davidii
1 could be a Lonicera nitida.
Do wish the site would allow the pictures to display larger.
I think that Vibunum is tinus.
The last, the hebe could be Red Ace but there are several similar.
The first could be Lonicera pileata as Berghill suggests but is too small for me.
In the sticks near Peterborough
Sorry, that's Red Edge, not Red Ace,
In the sticks near Peterborough
Pic 4 could be hebe pagei
Again, the inability to enlarge the pictures makes life very hard, especially when one's eyesight is not as good as it was (and it never was that good!).
Thank you all. So much easier to confirm on RHS plant finder if there's an indication of the name. Pictures not all that great either for some but the flowering currant definitely spot on. Now I know why this year's flowers are somewhat lacking. Have to get a picture on 1 again if it flowers. Number 4 is a hebe. Picture 3 not a viburnum davidii (although i do have this too - forgot to post the picture!). A picture of a tinus does look similar though.
Summarising the combined knowledge of the above:-
1. lonicera nitida... green version, not baggenson's gold
2 and 3. flowering currant... Ribes
4. viburnam tinus
5. hebe, possibly red edge