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Villaverde123Villaverde123 Posts: 196
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Does anyone recognise this please 

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  • CharlotteFCharlotteF East Surrey, UKPosts: 337
    I don't but it's so distinctive I'm sure someone will! Bumping and watching with curiosity. 
  • Pete.8Pete.8 Billericay, EssexPosts: 9,067
    Could it be some sort of Broom (Cytisus)?
    I used to have a pineapple broom - the leaves are similar, but not as densely packed as the ones on your plant and the leaves were bigger.
    It also reminds me a bit of Baptisia, but don't think they grow that tall
    Hopefully someone will come up with some more useful ideas :)
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  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Central Norfolk UKPosts: 79,294
    I was thinking along the same lines as @Pete.8 … similar to Pineapple Broom but smaller leaves and different growth habit 🤔 
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  • AnniDAnniD South West UKPosts: 10,379
    edited October 2021
    My guess at first was that it's a Coronilla from the leaves, but the bigger photo doesn't look like it .
    Do you know if it has flowers @Villaverde123 ? 
  • FairygirlFairygirl west central ScotlandPosts: 47,145
    Looked like  C. battandieri to me too, but the wider shot looks different.
    It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....


  • BorderlineBorderline Posts: 4,677
    I agree it's some sort of Broom. It might be Genista 'Porlock'.
  • FireFire North LondonPosts: 15,550
    I thought Cytisus too. Plant Net thinks so.
  • cmarkrcmarkr Posts: 121
    Google lens suggests French Broom, Genista/Cytisus monspessulana
  • Villaverde123Villaverde123 Posts: 196
    It is my neighbours.  Not seen any flowers yet, thank you all for the suggestions.
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