a couple of IDs please
This viburnum has never had a name, bought cheap, lost label, years ago. Out now, fantastic scent, semi evergreen but the leaves turn red in autumn
and this one which I think is a petasites or near relation. Very white in flower to start with, then goes pinkish, about 2 foot tall. Invasive in a friend's garden where it came from but diminishing in mine, probably too dry in summer.
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Oh nut, FGS, if you don't know...... how on earth do we.?
I was thinking the same thing Fidgetbones. If our guru doesn't know, there is no hope
Hope someone is able to help Nutcutlet.
I did wonder about x burkwoodii aym but there are so many out there and I don't know the diffeences. It's not likely to be anything unusual though, given its origins
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Viburnem burkwoodii would be in flower now.
I did wonder about x burkwoodii aym but there are so many out there and I don't know the diffeences. It's not likely to be anything unusual though, given its origins
This is today's pic fidget, it's out. It's had a few flowers since NYD, it was on the flower count
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aym, there are thousands I don't know
But I'm working on it
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no idea....
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Hilliers book describes x burkwoodii as dark shiny leaves, Brown grey felted beneath, fragrant white flower clusters, pink in bud. Flowers January to May.
Roger Philips and Martin rix describe it as deciduous shrub to 2.5 m, leaves I hate to Lancelot, flowers scented, 12mm across, .
Other possibility is Viburnum x carlcephalum
.hee hee autocorrect changes that to cataclysmic.