What is this bush/tree/plant?

[Callie]

I do not recall planting either but they look a bit ?nice to be random intruders.

They could of course both be horror weeds that make you think they look nice at first then you can never get rid of them....

 

[Artaxerxes]

What are these??

1)

Got a better shot of the petals? Are there 5 or 6 of those and are they pointy or rounded or notched?

 

[gentlegreen]

What are these??

1)

Phacelia ?
definitely boaragy

EDIT:- thought so, one species is used as green manure - so probably not massively invasive ...

 

[Callie]

Phacelia ?
definitely boaragy

EDIT:- thought so, one species is used as green manure - so proibably not massively invasive ...

Yes! I think it's this, will get another pic of the flower in a bit

 

[Clair De Lune]

What's this anyone? On a coastal path

 

[gentlegreen]

I've a feeling the other plant may be in the malvacea - I vaguely remember something like it coming up in a butterfly mixture ...

 

[Callie]

I've a feeling the other plant may be in the malvacea - I vaguely remember something like it coming up in a butterfly mixture ...

Maybe I did plant something then

 

[gentlegreen]

What's this anyone? On a coastal path View attachment 272572

wall pennywort ?

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[gentlegreen]

Maybe I did plant something then

I'm pretty sure the Evening primrose that came up in my packet 30-odd years ago has been infesting my garden and the street ever since

 

[Calamity1971]

definitely boaragy

That's what I thought

 

[Clair De Lune]

wall pennywort ?

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Thank you

 

[Calamity1971]

And this
2)

That looks like a campanula I have. Telham beauty? Might be to small, so not sure, and I'm out so I can't check. Hope I've been of help

 

[Callie]

That looks like a campanula I have. Telham beauty? Might be to small, so not sure, and I'm out so I can't check. Hope I've been of help

Gaaaa I'm not sure how I feel about campanula. The big bells are on but the non stop creeping horror weed is not July friend.

 

[Calamity1971]

Gaaaa I'm not sure how I feel about campanula. The big bells are on but the non stop creeping horror weed is not July friend.

I seem to have a lot of it about. Can get a bit leggy and flop over.

 

[two sheds]

Gaaaa I'm not sure how I feel about campanula.

 

[Calamity1971]

Lovely little blue flowers.

 

[Calamity1971]

I was given some really nice pots and one of them has this in it. Looks like low growing shrub thing?

 

[Artaxerxes]

Possibly a blueberry?

 

[Calamity1971]

Possibly a blueberry?

That would be nice .

 

[prunus]

I was given some really nice pots and one of them has this in it. Looks like low growing shrub thing?
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Is it evergreen do you know? Looks a bit like a large-leaved cotoneaster (which is indeed a low-growing shrub thing - tiny white flower clusters followed by bright red berries).

 

[Calamity1971]

Is it evergreen do you know? Looks a bit like a large-leaved cotoneaster (which is indeed a low-growing shrub thing - tiny white flower clusters followed by bright red berries).

No idea. It was my friends neighbour, I used to pot stuff up for him when I had an abundance of seedlings. He passed away and I was given 3 of his pots. Going to leave it and put some annuals in, doesn't look like a rampant grower.

 

[gentlegreen]

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[campanula]

Ah, got a bit lost but the littlw white and blue flowers are vaccaria Callie (an annual) . I have it in one of my pots and generally grow it most years. A nice replacement for gypsophila in it's airy daintiness The phacelia (aka scorpionweed) has already been correctly identified. Now back to look at the others.
I would agree that a cotoneaster such as c.lacteus ...or, (looking at the woody stem) chaenomeles.

 

[Calamity1971]

looking at the woody stem) chaenomeles.

That's very pretty. I'm willing it to flower now.

 

[campanula]

I don't think it will until next year, Calamity1971. It probably won't be until it does, that we can definitely identify it...but, on balance, I would go with a flowering quince more than a cotoneaster and, with any luck, you will have a lovely cultivar (I have 'Crimson and Gold'...which I love, and 'Geisha Girl' which I am less keen on).

 

[1927]

Can anyone tell me what this is? Before you say, it’s NOT knotweed, it’s very woody and has furry stems.

 

[Calamity1971]

Can anyone tell me what this is? Before you say, it’s NOT knotweed, it’s very woody and has furry stems.

First thought was old man's beard? Can't see the leaves properly.

 

[two sheds]

Doesn't look like japanese knotweed - have you clearer photo of leaves?

The fastest Japanese knotweed growth is during the spring. New shoots that emerge are red/purple and can look like asparagus spears. The leaves are normally rolled up and dark green or red in colour. In late spring, canes can reach up to 3 metres (10 feet) high.

 

[gentlegreen]

Is it a climber ?
my first thought was actinidia (kiwi)

 

[1927]

Doesn't look like japanese knotweed - have you clearer photo of leaves?

It was wrongly identified as knotweed in a friends garden who was obviously concerned but I’ve looked and it isn’t. The leaves are similar but the stems are woody and furry. Looks like it might be a climber as it’s putting out climber type things. Her mum is housebound and the guy that looks after garden is refusing to touch it as he’s convinced it’s knotweed, even tho I know it’s not id I refer to tell him what it is so he’s sure!