Photo 4951
Photo 4962
Photo 4971
Photo 4981

Hibiscus writes

Photo 4296
Mile-a-minute vine, Russian Vine, Polygonatum baldschianum (or something
- from memory, don't have time to look it up)

Photo 4330
Photo 4484

One of the cultivated Convolvuluses

Photo 4901

Thanks!
H



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Kay

In message , Hibiscus
writes

Photo 4296
Photo 4330
Photo 4484
Photo 4901

Thanks!
H

You've beaten me this time.

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I'm not convinced, but it might be Russian Vine (Fallopia baldschuanica)

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Something in Ranunculaceae.

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Checking against my files, that looks like Field Bindweed (Convolvulus
arvensis).

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Rudbeckia.
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Hibiscus

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Stewart Robert Hinsley

Stewart Robert Hinsley writes
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Checking against my files, that looks like Field Bindweed (Convolvulus
arvensis).

Wrong leaves, surely?
Think it's the one Sacha had in a pot at her old house
--
Kay

Hi,

Nice photo's by the way, they look good enough for a flower/gardening book.

Photo 4951 - Amaranthus (Annual)
Photo 4962 - Rubeckia (Perenial?)
Photo 4971 - Couldn't find this one. I think it is a South African Flower.
Photo 4981 - Coreopsis (Annual)

James Middleton
http://www.theallotmentgarden.co.uk

Again - more of the plant would help.

On 18/8/08 11:13, in article , "K"
wrote:

Stewart Robert Hinsley writes
http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=9997|

Checking against my files, that looks like Field Bindweed (Convolvulus
arvensis).

Wrong leaves, surely?
Think it's the one Sacha had in a pot at her old house

I can only remember having C. cneorum and possibly C. mauritanicus (now C
sabaticus, I think - sigh......). Do you recall where, Kay? I haven't
lived there for 9 years so your memory is a lot better than mine, I must
say! To me this looks a bit like one that we see growing wild round here
sometimes. Are those its leaves because they look as if they belong to
something else! You know much more than I do about wild flowers so I'm
probably wrong but I'll try to remember to look out for what I *think* it is
if I go out tomorrow. I think I've asked a question about that myself some
time ago and then forgotten to photograph it or been rained off.
I wonder if the last is Helenium Moerheim's Beauty?
--
Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

Thank you all!
Attached more pics in he

4951 = 4952 & 4957

4962 = 4964 & 4968

4981 = 4979 & 4980

4981 is definitely a coreopsis, but which variety I wouldn't know. You would have to check the seed catalogues.

Sacha writes
On 18/8/08 11:13, in article , "K"
wrote:

Stewart Robert Hinsley writes
http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=9997|

Checking against my files, that looks like Field Bindweed (Convolvulus
arvensis).

Wrong leaves, surely?
Think it's the one Sacha had in a pot at her old house

I can only remember having C. cneorum

Cneorum was what i was thinking of

and possibly C. mauritanicus (now C
sabaticus, I think - sigh......). Do you recall where, Kay? I haven't
lived there for 9 years so your memory is a lot better than mine, I must
say!

Probably not! I just like convolvulus in all forms, the looks, and
especially the scent of the little pink one that grows wild in the UK.

Stand with your back to the front door of your old house. There's a sort
of dividing line half way to the road, with lawn the far side and path
and plants to the house side. A bit to your right on the near side of
the dividing line is a small pot about 18 inches high with a convolvulus
in it.

And now you'll tell me this is nothing like your garden! ;-)

To me this looks a bit like one that we see growing wild round here
sometimes. Are those its leaves because they look as if they belong to
something else!

Yes, I think they are, and I think they are the leaves of C cneorum


--
Kay

On 19/8/08 12:03, in article , "K"
wrote:

Sacha writes
On 18/8/08 11:13, in article , "K"
wrote:

Stewart Robert Hinsley writes
http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=9997|

Checking against my files, that looks like Field Bindweed (Convolvulus
arvensis).

Wrong leaves, surely?
Think it's the one Sacha had in a pot at her old house

I can only remember having C. cneorum

Cneorum was what i was thinking of

and possibly C. mauritanicus (now C
sabaticus, I think - sigh......). Do you recall where, Kay? I haven't
lived there for 9 years so your memory is a lot better than mine, I must
say!

Probably not! I just like convolvulus in all forms, the looks, and
especially the scent of the little pink one that grows wild in the UK.

Stand with your back to the front door of your old house. There's a sort
of dividing line half way to the road, with lawn the far side and path
and plants to the house side. A bit to your right on the near side of
the dividing line is a small pot about 18 inches high with a convolvulus
in it.

And now you'll tell me this is nothing like your garden! ;-)

Sounds like my old garden but I don't remember a pot of convolvulus, I must
admit! What a fantastic memory you've got!

To me this looks a bit like one that we see growing wild round here
sometimes. Are those its leaves because they look as if they belong to
something else!

Yes, I think they are, and I think they are the leaves of C cneorum


I'll have to go and have an explore.
--
Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

On 20/8/08 03:03, in article , "Hibiscus"
wrote:


OK,

4296 = 4329, 4333

4901 = 4904, 4905

Thanks,

Can you also help me to identify another plant in Part 3.


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You've had replies to two of these, surely? Could you post those replies
please.
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Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

On 19 Aug, 16:12, Sacha wrote:
On 19/8/08 12:03, in article , "K"





wrote:
Sacha writes
On 18/8/08 11:13, in article , "K"
wrote:

Stewart Robert Hinsley writes
http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=9997|

Checking against my files, that looks like Field Bindweed (Convolvulus
arvensis).

Wrong leaves, surely?
Think it's the one Sacha had in a pot at her old house

I can only remember having C. cneorum

Cneorum was what i was thinking of

and possibly C. mauritanicus (now C
sabaticus, I think - sigh......). *Do you recall where, Kay? *I haven't
lived there for 9 years so your memory is a lot better than mine, I must
say!

Probably not! I just like convolvulus in all forms, the looks, and
especially the scent of the little pink one that grows wild in the UK.

Stand with your back to the front door of your old house. There's a sort
of dividing line half way to the road, with lawn the far side and path
and plants to the house side. A bit to your right on the near side of
the dividing line is a small pot about 18 inches high with a convolvulus
in it.

And now you'll tell me this is nothing like your garden! ;-)

Sounds like my old garden but I don't remember a pot of convolvulus, I must
admit! *What a fantastic memory you've got!



To me this looks a bit like one that we see growing wild round here
sometimes. *Are those its leaves because they look as if they belong to
something else!

Yes, I think they are, and I think they are the leaves of C cneorum

I'll have to go and have an explore.
--
Sachahttp://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon- Hide quoted text -

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My 4penny worth
Ist Russian Vine
2nd Weston wild clematis (Looks like petals hiding underneath)
3rd. Field Bindweed or as I used to know it Gravel bind
4th Rudbeckia

David Hill
Abacus Nurseries