nutcutlet

Moved house last year. Need help ID'ing some plants please

3 looks like Prunus lusitanica to me, Portugal laurel

4 Viburnum tinus

5 Escallonia

lost count, the pink one is a weigela

the shrubby one above the pink one could be one of the snowberries

The one after the pink one might be some sort of willow, theyoften get cut back to grow again

what are we left with?

ID on tree and accompanying Ivy please

That's willow coming in from the left and the bulk of it looks like an ash. Millions of little ones is what they do best but seedlings not suckers as in the sumach. Can't remember the name of that species of ivy. Someone will, it's not Hedera helix

If you have something for the ivy to climb up and you like it then keep it, it's rampant, cover anything. If you want another ash, keep one, it's a big tree eventually as you can see from your stump. I think if yiou're going to cut a tree and keep the stump to grow again it looks best cut to at or nearly at ground level but that's a personal choice.

MORNING FORKERS

I do as GG, only PMs get an email notification. I just come and look to see if there's anything interesting going on

How would you describe your garden?

Osakazuki, could you squeeze just one more plant in there? It's really impressive. 

B-L your garden always looks so romantic 

golden ash tree

That's good news MrsG. 

A Cautionary Tale .....

If only we all had that wisdom franco. 

Something for the weekend.......enjoying gardens and flowers.

I'm going to Haconby open gardens, S. Lincolnshire, on Saturday and if not worn out by that I shall go to Castor House, N. Cambridgshire in the evening. Wine will be served there.

Bulrushes - a cunning plan

Well done blueboots. I know what that plant is like and you can't be as violent as you need to be in a lined pool. Good luck with the rest

golden ash tree

I've just had a look at the video and been out to look at a young ash that died back last year. Everything was right for ash die back except for those diamond shaped lesions. It hasn't got any

It's not completely dead, it's shooting from the bottom. I might coppice it and see what happens. 

snowberry bush

good idea darren

Allium paradoxum

slug psychology

Lurking under pots and trays

cow parsley and hogweed

My babies this morning

The map

Toms in the cold GH

wild cherry, what's up with it

deep pink epimedium

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Aquilegia discolor

When will I learn?

Does anyone recognise this

What have I got here?

iris unguicularis