"Phil L" wrote in message
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Phil L wrote:
:: Phil L wrote:
:::: Brian Day wrote:
:::::: Would like some help identifying plants in photos :=
::::::
:::::: http://s62.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2...60YSBJQMIJWGZ9
::::::
:::::: Link will download a 1.2mb zip file contaning -
::::::
:::::: "bushberry" - a shrub of some sort - about 2 years old , appeared
in
:::::: a pot out of nowhere. Either blew in or dropped by bird or
squirrel.
:::::: I want to transplant it to a bed. Is it safe to move it this time
of
:::::: year ? It has small orange berries appearing.
::::
:::: We have one although I don't know what it is, blackbirds will eat the
:::: berries in the coming weeks and months, I've found others growing in
:::: the garden so the seeds may be spread this way, but the roots on it
are
:::: huge, so they could have been shoots (they were about ten feet away)
::::
::
:: Cotoneaster integerrimus?
::
::That last link didn't work, try these:

http://www.devonian.ualberta.ca/2005...0FRUITS%20.jpg
http://www.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de/~db50...BotKA%20F1.jpg

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I would say thats a 3 out of 3 there Phil, i just snipped a piece of
"bushberry" and compared it with that link, i'm sure that is it - i will
have a closer look at the berries tomorrow. (didn't want to pick one as
there are only 2 or 3 there) One thing - will this be a 'prickly' bush as it
grows ??

In that "hanging" pic. the lower one is def. a petunia - but there is also a
tall (18") plant taking over the pot. Do you know that one pls ?

"yellow" I dont recall if they had red tips - they may have been yellow all
the way up, there is only these few short ones remaining now so i'll keep an
eye on them.
But the name does seem appropriate.

I'm far from a keen gardener, but with a little effort this year I had a few
results.

Thanks

Brian Day