"Hibiscus" wrote in message
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Many thanks!
H

Isn't one of them a nasturtium?

Many thanks!
H

The third one is Stachys Byzantina, or Lamb's Ear. I had one of them, and it self seeds like crazy!

The last one looks like Hollyhock to me.

They a

1) Convolvulus cneorum. (Silver bush)
2) Verbena - could be any one of the newer hybrids.
3) Tropaeolum 'Alaska'. (Variegated Nasturtium).
4) Cotinus coggygria. (Smoke bush)
5) Robinia pseudacacia 'Frisia'. (False Acacia)
6) Santolina incana. (Cotton Lavender)

1 Goldenrod

2 Campanula

3 Flos jovis

4 Love-in-the-Mist

5 Hollyhock

In message , Hibiscus
writes

Many thanks!
H


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I agree with Dave Poole and Beccabunga. (Rhus cotinus and Cotinus
coggyria are different names for the same plant.)
--
Hibiscus

--
Stewart Robert Hinsley

Oh blimey! A neighbour gave me a plant he had grown from seed a couple of years ago, and told me it was Stachys. Having just seen Becca's post, I
looked up Stachys and realised that is not what it is!! So at least I now know the right name for my plant!

Apologies Hibiscus if I caused you any confusion!

On 19 Jul, 01:29, Hibiscus
wrote:
Many thanks!
H

Any more?!?!? I've missed this round and I wanna play!! ;o)

Thank you all!
H

On Jul 19, 10:33 am, Stewart Robert Hinsley
wrote:

I agree with Dave Poole and Beccabunga. (Rhus cotinus and Cotinus
coggyria are different names for the same plant.)

Cotinus coggygria has been the accepted name for a good 30 years,
which makes me wonder why the continued use of the archaic version.

In message
,
Dave Poole writes
On Jul 19, 10:33 am, Stewart Robert Hinsley
wrote:

I agree with Dave Poole and Beccabunga. (Rhus cotinus and Cotinus
coggyria are different names for the same plant.)

Cotinus coggygria has been the accepted name for a good 30 years,
which makes me wonder why the continued use of the archaic version.

People are still using Althaea rosea and Malvastrum lateritium, and I
think that they're at least that out of date.
--
Stewart Robert Hinsley

On 21/7/08 19:03, in article
, "Dave
Poole" wrote:

On Jul 19, 10:33 am, Stewart Robert Hinsley
wrote:

I agree with Dave Poole and Beccabunga. (Rhus cotinus and Cotinus
coggyria are different names for the same plant.)

Cotinus coggygria has been the accepted name for a good 30 years,
which makes me wonder why the continued use of the archaic version.

I must admit that, in my ignorance, I've heard of Rhus cotinus but had never
associated it with C. coggyria which I've always known as just that. It's a
bit like Lippia citrodora, now known by the much more unattractive name of
Aloysia triphylla which bears no description of the plant itself to the
untrained ear. The 'citrodora' bit was an essential component, IMO. ;-)
--
Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon