Garden plants to ID please

Nicki C said:

hi there

I thought I would open this thread for people to use for plant ID's

As i am in an unfamilar garden which is blooming here and there now, and I would like to know the plant species as they are now.

Love t know some of my bushes to the left in my back garden

Lots of this growing down my left border

One large bush growing behind my plastic bird Bath

Lots of this growing behind the bird table

Should know this but need a reminder!  Wild Flower?

This is in my front garden in my rockery - no idea?

This might a self seeded one form somewhere esle

Thanks for your help

Regards

Kathy and Dave

Hi Kathy,

Off top of my head they look like....

1. Photinia or some form of Rhododendron??

2. ??

3. ??....I know this one just can't think what it's called!!!

4. Speedwell

5. Iribis (I think)

4. Aubretia  

Hi Higgy

Thank you for your answers.

The thing is each time I move i have to find out the plants i have in my latest garden all over again.  The garden are not mine so the plants are there for me already as planted.

It is a bit of interest and it is one way of getting to know plant species.

Feel free to post photos of plants anyone for ID-ing purposes

Regards

Kathy and Dave

Hi Kathy

I will name the ones I think I know straight away, and will look for and edit in the others that I need to think of the names for.

1) Photinia fraseri 'Red Robin'

2) Spiraea bumalda 'Goldflame'

3)

4) Veronica chamaedrys Speedwell

5)

6)

Hi Blackbird

As Higgy says, the first one is robinia, the third one is skimmia, the fifth one I should know because I've got some on my [very small] rockery. The second one I've no idea about, but may recognise when it's fully in leaf. Hope this helps.

The fifth one may possibly be arabis.

Rachel K said:

Hi Blackbird

As Higgy says, the first one is robinia, the third one is skimmia, the fifth one I should know because I've got some on my [very small] rockery. The second one I've no idea about, but may recognise when it's fully in leaf. Hope this helps.

The fifth one may possibly be arabis.

Hi Racel

Sorry but the first one isn't Robinia, that's a large tree

Hi Blackbird, you have

1, Photinia

2, Spirea (Which needs a hard prune now.)

3, Viburnum tinus

4,Veronica Speedwell

5, Arabis

6, Aubretia

Helps that I work in a Botanical Gardens.. ;-)

Woodpecker said:

Hi Blackbird

As Higgy says, the first one is robinia, the third one is skimmia, the fifth one I should know because I've got some on my [very small] rockery. The second one I've no idea about, but may recognise when it's fully in leaf. Hope this helps.

The fifth one may possibly be arabis.