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Hi all, scented plants tend to have prominent places in my garden. We came back from North Wales today [12/October 2018 and I came across the bush shown in the image. The scent was reminiscent of cloves to me- the bushes about 5-6ft tall and had just been pruned. The leaves do not look to healthy in the image as there seems to be some dust or mold on them. The gardener attending the area where I found these had no idea what they were as they had been in situ for over a decade. So,,, any ideas? many thanks
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I am setting up my plants list for the first time. I have a number of plants whose names I do not currently know. For the time being I just want to create an anonymous plant, say "Small shrub with variegated leaves and pink blossom", in the hope of identifying it at a later date.How can I create an entry for such a plant - as far as I can see you have to use something already in the database, or formally request a plant to be added.
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Hi new to site in search of advice on name of a Rose I brought was told it's called Elle when I purchased it but the one I had previously was yellow
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Hoping to enjoy using this site a lot, only just found it but so far I like it, not sure yet if I will upgrade, need to see how useful/enjoyable I find it, first. Need I say that I LOVE growing things! :) I was just given a hebe (sweet dreams) as a gift and looked it up, and that's how I came across this place. My Abraham Derby rose just got every single leaf eaten by caterpillars :( so I hope to be able to help him recover, poor guy.
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I used this website a while ago just to try and identify a plant/weed. Spring is in the air and I've just subscribed as I'd like to really get to work on my garden this year. I've been here about a year and a half and I'm looking to identify what plants I've got and get some ideas to redesign the garden (I'm hating the long straight path down the middle and the mismatched paving). Despite having a garden for 30 years, I still consider myself a novice and this garden is the biggest and most mature garden I've had so it's quite a challenge to know where to start.
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Hello
I just joined shoot as a professional member.
I'm a professional gardener based in Crowthorne, Berkshire.
I'm looking to use Shoot in several ways for my business. So look forward to learning how I can make use of this fab gardening tool and look forward to hearing about future developments from the wonderful Shoot Team.
Hope to catch up on the forum, whenever I have a spare moment too.
Regards
John
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Hi. My account lapsed quite some time ago. I am considering renewing but I can see from first glance that much of the dstanand the gardens I had already uploaded are not visible anymore. Are these lost for good? I don't want to renew unless it is all there as I can't be bothered to redo what I have already done before. Does anyone know the answer to this? Thanks freya
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I have just moved house ( mid wales) and have inherited a rather fantastic garden from previous owner, lots of lovely mature planting but overgrown, including a concrete pond, and loads of fruit trees in a vegetable garden.I am lucky enough to have two garden here, I think I will have tons of questions.....Looking forward to learning lots from you all! Here are a couple of pictures.the pond, the 'front garden, and one of the beautiful overgrown flower & fruit garden..where to start , what to keep.....
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I have just bought a hebe burning heart (light pink flowers) - but can not find it on the Shoots database to add it to my garden.
Does anyone know another name for this that the Shoots website might recognise
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Just a hello.....
I am a professional gardener working predominately in the Southampton area.
I have the pleasure to look after quite a few gardens in and around the city.
If anyone has any gardening problems in the area (South Hampshire) please let me know.
Roger
