668 - Unknown - Unknown
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shrub border/Cheltenham/England
Looking for identification. I thought it was a cistus but am not sure. Small yellow flowers
Photographer: Edsweb
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669 - Unknown - Unknown
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Reservoir banks/Madrid/Spain
Can anyone identify these plants? I found about 4 or 5 very simular species (two shown here) on the banks of a reservoir in Spain. Leaves succulent. Flower buds less than 1 mm closed and 1.5 - 2 mm open. 5 petals, 5 stamens.
Photographer: Madrid Snapper
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Reservoir banks/Madrid/Spain
Another succulent plant found by a reservoir in Madrid. Leaves and flowers in whorls. Stem and leaves hairy. The large flower whorl about 1cm dia, each flower about 3mm. 4 stamens per flower. Petals may be white with all colour coming from sepals. Ideas?
Photographer: Madrid Snapper
Phlomis fruticosa maybe
Posted by: Green Angel 2014-02-02
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667 - Unknown - Unknown - 30cm
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oxfordshire/United Kingdom
anyone know what palnt this is ?
Photographer: Teresa
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631 - Unknown - Unknown
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Clay base below 1ft heavy soil/Lancaster/United Kingdom
Unknown; Thick hollow stems, grows rapidly May-June (6ft+) Flowers July to black shinny seed pods late July-Aug. Acquired property 2 years ago have not been able to identify. Any advice or classification appreciated.
Photographer: Sue-n-Paul
Himalayan honeysuckle, Leycesteria Formosa it is of the family Caprifoliaceae,a common name for it is Purple Rain
Posted by: keef121212 2011-08-05
I have several of these growing at the bottom of our garden and was told they are Himalayan Honeysuckle, also known as Pheasant Berry.
Posted by: Frugaldom 2011-08-08
Above comments all correct - Himalayan Honeysuckle. Supposed to trim back to 6" every spring but mine is about 10 feet tall..... oops
Posted by: MrsWheelie 2012-07-09
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