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I wonder if you can help me identify a self seeded plant which is growing near my bird feeder . It has heart shaped smooth edged leaves with pinkish white mutiple small headed flowers. It grows to around 2ft. and looks abit like valerian but is n

I wonder if you can help me identify a self seeded plant which is growing near my bird feeder . It has heart shaped smooth edged leaves with pinkish white mutiple small headed flowers. It grows to around 2ft. and looks abit like valerian but is n

be way out but are they verbena?  If so you would have had an abundance of flowers each year - I have red and white and they don't need to be told twice to get flowering.  I've googled to hopefully find confirmation and this is the BBC plant profile: http

A strange plant has appeared in the garden. I have never seen it like, nor did I put it in. Any ideas please.  It has curved spines down the back of the leaves in the middle.   It's a teasel http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dipsacus Could it have come

Hi I appreciate this is a simple post but we are really struggling to identify this plant which has suddenly popped up in a rather neglected pot near the back door!   It has been suggested that it could be clarkia concinna pink ribbons

to lean fast on the job! Lots of existing plants have been saved but I'm not sure what some of them are.  I would be really grateful for some help!      They're both really easy to grow and seem virulent so I'm worried they're weeds!!    Woops, left one

Hi all , last year on G/W a liner with pockets for plants  that could be fitted to a wall or fence was shown ,would anyone  know where this can be bought on line kindest regards Clogherhead A lot of people in my area use them (the Fens), so I think

I don't want to buy any plant supports I already have some. Can anybody give me any tips relating to the best way to support plants varying in height from 24 inches to 6 feet ? Thanks Chris What supports do you already have? And what plants do you

Hi, I have been unsuccessful with strawberry plants in the past (pot grown ones both in greenhouse and in pts on deck). When clearing out an old flowerbaed last weekens I can across a few (very healthy looking) strawberry plants.  I intend

Hi, Just started studying horticulture and garden design, im looking for a guide to species of plants book, anyone recommend any good ones? There are literally hundreds of good and even excellent books out there - may I suggest you try your public