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What is this

Posted: 16/05/2013 at 21:01

It's not giant hogweed mrs Mega, that looks very different

Can any confirm identification please?

Posted: 16/05/2013 at 20:54

Lovely plant. White campion is pretty nice as well

Can anybody identify these?

Posted: 15/05/2013 at 17:20

I think they grow to about 100 feet. 4 of mine are about 30 feet fronm the house and although it's ok now I think in time that will be too close.

I wouldn't do it if I were you, there are so many attractive small and productive trees suitable for a garden that to introduce something so big and only maybe producing something edible seems like a waste of garden space. I'm lucky with some of my cherries but wild ones can be a bit sour (or so I'm told)

Can anybody identify these?

Posted: 15/05/2013 at 16:02

If you've got room any of those trees, ash, cherry, hornbeam, beech, all lovely and give you some summer shade. My wild cherries have very edible fruit as well.

WORMCASTS

Posted: 15/05/2013 at 15:40

Something else to kill all the life in the soil ?

Can anybody identify these?

Posted: 15/05/2013 at 14:53

Get rid of them while they're still small Stu. If you want a small tree get one that you know is small. These are not garden trees unless you have at least half an acre, possibly more than that.

Where we are. the Big Map.

Posted: 15/05/2013 at 14:43

hollie hock is home but there's still someone adrift in a small boat out there.

Can anybody identify these?

Posted: 15/05/2013 at 14:37

Not 100% sure of cherry but looks like its manner of growth. Look around the area and see what trees there are about. Ash keys blow in the wind, cherries are delivered by birds unless you have an overhanging tree.