By 22dreams
United Kingdom
Hi,
Can someone please help me identify these two plants, I have recently moved and have managed (with the help of the web and some books) to identify all the other plants I have inherited except these two.
Here is the first one.
Many thanks
- 28 Aug, 2011
Answers
Hi Spritzhenry,
Many thanks for your prompt reply.
That is a lovely dog on your avatar.
28 Aug, 2011
Thanks - his name is 'Henry' and he is a lovely boy.
You're welcome, by the way. :-)
28 Aug, 2011
He certainly looks like a lovely boy, I have a chocolate labrador called Poppy. We used to have a yellow lab called Goldie, we were determined we were not going to call her that, but it really suited her. :)
28 Aug, 2011
Aren't Labs wonderful - he's so good natured. :-)
Why not 'Goldie' - it's a good name, and Henry's girlfriend is called Poppy' - but she's a golden retriever.
28 Aug, 2011
I agree Labs are wonderful, I think we were determined not to name her Goldie because of the Blue Peter dog, we said we'd try to think of something original, but Goldie was just perfect, she was adorable, as it Poppy, but very much like Marley from Marley and Me, very destructive when she was a pup, but really placid and good natured, she grew out of her destructive stage after eating shoes, fences, doors etc etc :)
Thankfully Poppy wasn't so keen on eating shoes etc!
28 Aug, 2011
Henry ate the plaster off the wall when he was tiny. He wasn't ever very destructive, though - luckily!
Like all Labs, he loves his food, which includes all sorts of strange things I'm sure you know about! He goes selectively deaf too in the middle of a field with delicious cowpats in it. Eeeuuughhh!!
29 Aug, 2011
That's Leycesteria formosa, also known as 'Pheasant Berry'.
28 Aug, 2011