Sorry it's a bit big (I struggle with pictures!). And I hope this post is in the right place.

Can anybody tell me what this is please? The information I have is that it grows rapidly in both height and spread; has pink flowers and the leaves take on a reddish tinge in the winter.

The leaves are small, dull and soft, a light green and very slightly serrated, and not in pairs. The leaf stems are reddish.

This plant was a cutting and it's in it's first year.

The lady I got it from called it 'Rampant Rain'.

I'd like to know a bit more about it before I plant it in the garden.

Thank you - hope you can help.

In message , Sadge
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Sorry it's a bit big (I struggle with pictures!). And I hope this post
is in the right place.

In terms of pixels, it's a bit small.

Can anybody tell me what this is please? The information I have is that
it grows rapidly in both height and spread; has pink flowers and the
leaves take on a reddish tinge in the winter.

The leaves are small, dull and soft, a light green and very slightly
serrated, and not in pairs. The leaf stems are reddish.

This plant was a cutting and it's in it's first year.

The lady I got it from called it 'Rampant Rain'.

I'd like to know a bit more about it before I plant it in the garden.

Thank you - hope you can help.

Judging by the scale implied by the car, the leaves aren't all that
small (2-3 inches long?)

From the picture I would tentatively suggest a willow (in which case
keep it away from your garden), but willows are deciduous and don't have
pink flowers.




--
Stewart Robert Hinsley

No, it's not a tree - it's a shrub, and as you say Willows don't have flowers and are deciduous, so I know it's not a willow. The leaves are perhaps a shade over 1" (it's a small car!)

Hi Sadge, From the picture, which is a bit vague on my screen, I'd opt for maybe Hoheria but it doesnt have pink flowers as far as I'm aware ? You say that it doesnt grow into a tree but if thats its first year then it looks to me as if its going to grow very big indeed ??
Lannerman.

I was told that it spreads and spreads and this is a cutting so I would describe it as a shrub? I told the person I wanted to cover a high, long garden fence and she said it would do that. Had a look at Hoheria and it's nothing like it. I think I'll have to take a cutting to the local nursery to see if I can find it.

In message , lannerman
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Sadge;926086 Wrote:
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http://i603.photobucket.com/albums/t...MG_0090-1.jpg]

Sorry it's a bit big (I struggle with pictures!). And I hope this post
is in the right place.

Can anybody tell me what this is please? The information I have is that
it grows rapidly in both height and spread; has pink flowers and the
leaves take on a reddish tinge in the winter.

The leaves are small, dull and soft, a light green and very slightly
serrated, and not in pairs. The leaf stems are reddish.

This plant was a cutting and it's in it's first year.

The lady I got it from called it 'Rampant Rain'.

I'd like to know a bit more about it before I plant it in the garden.

Thank you - hope you can help.

Hi Sadge, From the picture, which is a bit vague on my screen, I'd opt
for maybe Hoheria but it doesnt have pink flowers as far as I'm aware ?
You say that it doesnt grow into a tree but if thats its first year then
it looks to me as if its going to grow very big indeed ??
Lannerman.

If the leaves are about an inch long, as stated, then it's not as big as
it looks - perhaps 18 inches high, assuming that the base of the plant
isn't too far below the bottom of the photograph.




--
Stewart Robert Hinsley

I was told that it spreads and spreads and this is a acid so I would call it as a shrub? I told the being I capital to awning a high, continued garden fence and she said it would do that. Had a attending at Hoheria and it's annihilation like it. I anticipate I'll accept to yield a acid to the bounded nursery to see if I can acquisition it.