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If you know what any of these are, I'd be glad to hear...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/meow224/


thanks,
NT

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"NT" wrote in message
...
If you know what any of these are, I'd be glad to hear...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/meow224/


thanks,
NT

IMG_5878-2 is Solanum crispum
IMG_5877-2 plant7 might be Parthenocissus?
IMG_5872-2 plant2 might be Viburnum?
IMG_5871-2 plant1 If its thorny its Pyracantha
IMG_5870-2 plant0 Solanum
IMG_5868-2 currant8 Probably Blackcurrant
IMG_5869-2 plant9 also looks as if its in the Solanum family

Its unusual for Solanum to set seed down here but be aware that they are
often very toxic

--
Charlie, Gardening in Cornwall
Holders of National Collections of Clematis viticella
and Lapageria rosea cvs
http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk

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On 26/08/2012 17:13, Charlie Pridham wrote:

"NT" wrote in message
...
If you know what any of these are, I'd be glad to hear...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/meow224/


thanks,
NT

IMG_5878-2 is Solanum crispum
IMG_5877-2 plant7 might be Parthenocissus?
IMG_5872-2 plant2 might be Viburnum?
IMG_5871-2 plant1 If its thorny its Pyracantha
IMG_5870-2 plant0 Solanum
IMG_5868-2 currant8 Probably Blackcurrant
IMG_5869-2 plant9 also looks as if its in the Solanum family

Its unusual for Solanum to set seed down here but be aware that they are
often very toxic

I agree with 1st, 2nd I thought Black Elderberry, 3rd A poor specimin of
Gelder rose, 4th Pyracantha 5th Solanium Crispum fruit
6th A currant, but as the others are all ornimental then flowering
currant, 7th for some reason Solanium crispum yet again.

David @ the at present rain free end of Swansea Bay

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On Aug 26, 5:58*pm, David Hill wrote:
On 26/08/2012 17:13, Charlie Pridham wrote:
"NT" wrote in message
....

If you know what any of these are, I'd be glad to hear...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/meow224/

thanks,
NT

IMG_5878-2 *is Solanum crispum
IMG_5877-2 plant7 might be Parthenocissus?
IMG_5872-2 plant2 might be Viburnum?
IMG_5871-2 plant1 If its thorny its Pyracantha
IMG_5870-2 plant0 Solanum
IMG_5868-2 currant8 Probably Blackcurrant
IMG_5869-2 plant9 also looks as if its in the Solanum family

Its unusual for Solanum to set seed down here but be aware that they are
often very toxic

I agree with 1st, 2nd I thought Black Elderberry, 3rd A poor specimin of
Gelder rose, 4th Pyracantha *5th Solanium Crispum fruit
6th A currant, but as the others are all ornimental then flowering
currant, 7th for some reason Solanium crispum yet again.

David @ the at present rain free end of Swansea Bay

What's the situation with ornamental currants, are they toxic or ?


NT

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In article ,
NT wrote:

What's the situation with ornamental currants, are they toxic or ?

Wikipedia confirms my feeling that they are edible but not worth
eating.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

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On Aug 26, 6:36*pm, wrote:
In article ,

NT wrote:

What's the situation with ornamental currants, are they toxic or ?

Wikipedia confirms my feeling that they are edible but not worth
eating.

Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

thanks everyone. (I didn't manage to find that on wiki.)


NT