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Can someone help me to identify this plant ?
I have recently bought a new house and this plant is in the back garden. I have no idea what it is and the recent hot weather looks to be taking its toll on and it is now wilting quite a lot. Any ideas ?
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Can someone help me to identify this plant ?
On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 18:40:36 GMT, craighiggins
wrote: I have recently bought a new house and this plant is in the back garden. I have no idea what it is and the recent hot weather looks to be taking its toll on and it is now wilting quite a lot. Any ideas ? Looks like a Fatsia Japonica. -- Cheers, Serena Sometimes I sits and thinks ... and sometimes I just sits. (Punch cartoon) |
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Thank you Serena. Strange that the moment I check back on the forum, I glanced out of the conservatory window and the plant is now looking a lot healthier, all the leaves have now turned back up and the plant is standing tall again. (See attached)
It must really be suffering in the direct sunlight that is in the garden for the best part of the day. Now I have a name I can attempt to care for it ! Thanks again Craig |
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Can someone help me to identify this plant ?
On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 19:33:17 +0100, Serena Blanchflower
wrote: I have recently bought a new house and this plant is in the back garden. I have no idea what it is and the recent hot weather looks to be taking its toll on and it is now wilting quite a lot. Any ideas ? Looks like a Fatsia Japonica. It is a Fatsia. Usually grown as houseplants they're fine outside in the UK but MUST be grown in shade. They're hardy if given frost protection in severe winters. Andy |
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