More for ID please

steveTu

1.

Geranium - but how can you tell which type? I had this marked as a 'johnsonii' - but how can you tell the difference between the 'blue' ones?

steveTu

2.

Oddly, I think this has cropped up on another thread - is this

Lysimachia punctata L

it spreads like wildfire again - from what appear to be tuba like thingies just under the surface.

steveTu

3.

I think this is a fruit tree of some sort - cherry, plum..something like that as we had a phase of growing from stones. It's over 5 years old and hasn't flowered or fruited.

Stupidly it wasn't marked when planted, so I've no idea as to what it is!

steveTu

4.

Another stone grown fruit tree (as is the next) I think.

steveTu

5.

Last of the 'fruit trees'. They (3-5) are all over 5 years old, no flowering or fruiting (not that I'm expecting that - just nothing else to ID them apart from bark and leaves). This one looks a bit unhealthy this year.

steveTu

6.

Finally - this shrub. It stands over 3 metres (probably a metre across) - and has these amazing white/yellow flowers that appear (on old wood?) every spring.

Dovefromabove

No. 6 is a Philadelphus 

punkdoc

1. Geranium magnificum Rosemoor [ probably ]
2. Agree
6. Agree with @Dovefromabove
Fruit trees, no idea.