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Name that Shrub.

mike65 · 2008-05-29 15:49:47

Any ideas? A B C D E F Cheers! :) Mike.

29-05-2008 3:49pm

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Any ideas?

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Cheers!

Mike.

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#2 29-05-2008 8:01pm

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Difficult to make out some of the detail, but my guess would be:
A. Lonicera Baggescens Gold
B. Senecio
C. Choisya Ternata
D. Hypericum Hidcote?
E. Hebe(Sutherlandii?)
F. Pyracantha.

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#3 29-05-2008 8:12pm

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Not into Latin names but try these:
A Hebe
B Senecio
C Dunno
D Thistles.:D. St. Johns Wort
E Juniper
F Dunno.

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#4 29-05-2008 8:24pm

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OsciiBoscii wrote: »

Not into Latin names but try these:
A Hebe
B Senecio
C Dunno
D Thistles.:D. St. Johns Wort
E Juniper
F Dunno.

I read C and F as "dunnos" :D

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#5 29-05-2008 9:25pm

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Thanks.

The St Johns is staying there until the flowers have bloomed! They always look impressive close up.

Mike.

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#6 30-05-2008 4:35pm

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(A) Lonicera pileata

(B) Senicio greyii

(C) Choysia ternata

(D) Hypericum "Hidcote"

(E) Chamaecyparis Lawsoniana Elwoodii towering over the Senicio greyii

(F) Pyracanta Var.

That should be a full house.

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