Some of the shrubs could have been pruned a month or two ago as they are quite straggly - but I agree that it would be easier to name them when they are in leaf or flower mimi
On the slide show I could only see 1 which is a Hebe--without knowing the flower colour it's difficult to be certain which, but it could be 'Midsummer Beauty' with purple and white flowers:
5 is definitely Ribes sanguineum, as others have said.
Unfortunately your photos posted above with the other plants are too lo-res for me to make out the details but happy to have a go at those if you can post some pictures with higher resolution
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No 2 might be the spring flowering white Spirea, but it's not close enough to get a good look.
Agree with nut about the others and 4 looks familiar. Think it's the same one someone else needs ID on but it won't come to me.
Might be clearer on your other link - I'll try having a look at that
2 could be Spirea Bridal Wreath, like Fairygirl says, mine looks like your picture at the moment.
I'm wondering if 4 is a weigela.
4 could be a weigela. It has the remains of the flower bracts still visible.
Some of the shrubs could have been pruned a month or two ago as they are quite straggly - but I agree that it would be easier to name them when they are in leaf or flower mimi
They're a bit blurry when enlarged (not that I am in a position to comment on your photography
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Shrubs can often be IDd from stems and buds with a clear photo
Quote thing doesn't work for me either
Yes Ribes sanguineum is flowering currant
On the slide show I could only see 1 which is a Hebe--without knowing the flower colour it's difficult to be certain which, but it could be 'Midsummer Beauty' with purple and white flowers:
http://www.gardenworldimages.com/Details.aspx?ID=195140&TypeID=1
2 is a Spiraea, probably vanhouttei:
https://www.99roots.com/en/plants/spirea-1-p36611
3 is Mahonia aquifolium
5 is definitely Ribes sanguineum, as others have said.
Unfortunately your photos posted above with the other plants are too lo-res for me to make out the details but happy to have a go at those if you can post some pictures with higher resolution
Number 6 could be some sort of fruit tree? Looks a bit like a plum?