Hi Chris, not too sure on the top one, type of hebe maybe, someone on here will tell you for definite. Bottom one is a type of Sedum, bees and butterflies love them, flowers in late summer/autumn.
mmmmm I always think Azalea flowers tend to be more clumped together and if you look at the dispensed flower head it looks more like a Rhodii. Also the leaves look quite large and leathery! I may be wrong!
How do you differentiate a Rhodii from an Azalea? It looks a bit mildewed too! or in need of a good feed
could anyone indentify as to what these 2 are
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Hi Chris, not too sure on the top one, type of hebe maybe, someone on here will tell you for definite. Bottom one is a type of Sedum, bees and butterflies love them, flowers in late summer/autumn.
top one looks like a rhodoendron, the bottom one looks like a sedum of some sort
Azalea for the top one?
I'm with you Rodgy-dodge. Rhodo and sedum.
I'd go with azalea and sedum
again guys and girls you amaze me with your knowledge, Thank you very much
mmmmm I always think Azalea flowers tend to be more clumped together and if you look at the dispensed flower head it looks more like a Rhodii. Also the leaves look quite large and leathery! I may be wrong!
How do you differentiate a Rhodii from an Azalea? It looks a bit mildewed too! or in need of a good feed
I agree with above, but judging by the whitish leaves on the rhodo, it looks like it needs a tonic of some sort.