Could anyone help in identifying a plant I have growing in my garden, hopefully there are two pictures attached for you to have a look at. It may be obvious to you experts, but, being a novice i have no idea what it is!. This year the plant has suddenly started growing, just about doubled in size. Can this plant be cut back, if so, when should i do this.

thanks in advance

Steve

"weyayeman" wrote in message
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Could anyone help in identifying a plant I have growing in my garden,
hopefully there are two pictures attached for you to have a look at.
It
may be obvious to you experts, but, being a novice i have no idea what
it is!. This year the plant has suddenly started growing, just about
doubled in size. Can this plant be cut back, if so, when should i do
this.

thanks in advance

Steve


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weyayeman

Most ISP's do not allow binaries in non-binary groups. Post your pix in
alt.binaries.pictures.gardens.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5

Travis wrote:

Most ISP's do not allow binaries in non-binary groups. Post your pix in
alt.binaries.pictures.gardens.

However, it is perfectly acceptable to post a LINK to pictures, which
is exactly what the OP did.

wrote in message
ups.com...


Travis wrote:

Most ISP's do not allow binaries in non-binary groups. Post your pix
in
alt.binaries.pictures.gardens.

However, it is perfectly acceptable to post a LINK to pictures, which
is exactly what the OP did.

I know that but he said there were 2 pictures attached. There were no
binary (picture) attachments.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5

Travis wrote:
wrote in message
ups.com...


Travis wrote:

Most ISP's do not allow binaries in non-binary groups. Post your pix
in
alt.binaries.pictures.gardens.

However, it is perfectly acceptable to post a LINK to pictures, which
is exactly what the OP did.

I know that but he said there were 2 pictures attached. There were no
binary (picture) attachments.

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let me try this again-
However, it is perfectly acceptable to post a LINK to pictures, which
is exactly what the OP did.

While the OP referred to the link as an attachment, there was no
attempt to post a binary to a text group.
Yet you felt the need to type:
-Most ISP's do not allow binaries in non-binary groups. Post your pix

-in
-alt.binaries.pictures.gardens.
The OP provided a link to the pics, so what's the problem?
Is there something "fishy" again?

I thought I had just posted a simple request with a couple of pics!!!. I dont understand the replies to my posting?? sorry if I have done something I shoudn't have, i thought this would be a simple way to ID a plant.

cheers
Steve

Fatsia japonica. Great shrub.

At last, I now know what it is. I have been trying for a while to ID this plant.

Thanks
Steve