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What is this brown leaved plant with yellow flower

Hello, does anyone know what this perennial plant is please? It forms a clump similar to Phlox and has chocolate coloured deep veined leaves with very delicate yellow flowers. Many thanks. Is it Lysimachia? Not sure it's lysimachia. I have by janet2802

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23/07/2012 12:50:11

by kate1123

Mystery plants...

flowering cherry 2 currant bush 3 a lysimachia, ? which one 4 a lily ? martagon. It looks like a martagon lily but I don't know lilies other than that. Maybe they all look the same at that stage Great- thank you both for the response. Excited to have a by myfirstgarden

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29/05/2013 19:37:28

by myfirstgarden

Identification required please

think the last one may be Lysimachia 'Firecracker' Pleased to say 2nd one not Enchanter's nightshade. I know that one TOO well, but don't know this one, sorry. 3rd could be that little Euphorbia cyparissias, the one that has a cultivar 'Fen Ruby' 1 looks by Heather Michaels

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18/05/2013 18:00:58

by Heather Michaels

Hanging/trailing plants in full shade - any advice?

a small leafed ivy (white and green variety) and a small leafed fern like maidenhair? Or otherwise a Lysimachia congestiflora "Persian Chocolate" like this one http://www.finegardening.com/plantguide/lysimachia by Hogroast2

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11/02/2013 09:25:46

by Hogroast2

pond plants

? Can anyone recommend suitable plants, please? water mint,a lovely plant but can take over. Lysimachia nummularia, small, yellow flowers, has a yellow leafed variety as well but i like the green better Leslie -do you want something beside the water or a by Leslie Longstaff

02/05/2013 22:33:17

by Fairygirl

crocosmia masoniorum?

' and possibly these young shoots are lysimachia. If it was me I'd wait and see what it turns into. If it's a thug you can still dig it up and cut of any seed heads. It might have lovely flowers, in which case it would be a shame to throw it out. Maybe you could by Luubear

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24/04/2013 19:37:34

by Fairygirl

Aquilegias and the Chelsea chop

't flop and straggle. Works on phlox, lysimachia and other later flowering plants. by Swedboy

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21/06/2012 13:41:32

by obelixx

Invasive plants to avoid

. Euphorbia griffithi, lysimachia firecracker , houttynia chameleon and Japanese anemones are similar. Anybody else had such "ground cover" plants to warn us about? If suspicious about new plants I check root systems in pots looking for signs of being by christopher2

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02/08/2012 10:55:06

by christopher2

planting a raised flower bed

. Thinking of adding Lysimachia, Helleborus, black grass...any other ideas? Would a red palmate acer I already have in a pot be ok to share a bed with other plants? What about good climbers as a backdrop on the trellis/fence? Nothing too vigorous (I had by ilovemontydon

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03/02/2013 13:22:03

by Rosa carriola

when to take fuschia cuttings

lysimachia nummularia from my local garden centre four weeks ago - 75p each - and two weeks later took three cuttings from each. They have all rooted and the parent plants are now bigger than ever and ready for some more cuttings. You can do the same by tony ralph

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10/06/2012 19:26:51

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