By Jay_b1959
Kent,
United Kingdom
Hi, can you identify these please



1 Aug, 2024
Answers
Thorneyside, thank you very much for your reply. Much appreciated
1 Aug, 2024
Look a bit like Filpendula leaves.
1 Aug, 2024
First one Leycesteria formosa, Pheasant Berry. Second one looks like a Spirea of some variety but only a guess.
2 Aug, 2024
Thank you Owdboggy & Jimmytheone for your replies. The second one grows randomly in one part of the garden. As I have no idea what it is I pull it out but hard to get all of the root/runners out. I decided to plant a couple to see what it grows into . Thank you again
5 Aug, 2024
As you are saying that it grows randomly in the garden, could this be Ground Elder?
7 Aug, 2024
I think Jimmy the one is right. Looks very much like ground elder.
7 Aug, 2024
Thorneyside Thank you for your reply. Ill see how the two I have potted grow
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