If this is the same plant as I get coming in from next door, and it looks very much like it, it's a bloody nuisance! It grows like mad and sneaks up all over the place. Next door have it growing as a sort of hedge and they keep it trimmed very neatly so there isn't many stems that actually flower but it gets has a very spreading habit!
I think nutcutlet is in the right area - the stems are very like a spiraea. It is very invasive, but can be pulled out. It has taken over a bed in a garden I'm renovating.
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I call it that bl**dy bottle-brush stuff
it creeps in from next door. Quite pretty really. But in the wrong place for me.
I'll be interested to find out what it's called at last
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Some sort of spirea I think.
If this is the same plant as I get coming in from next door, and it looks very much like it, it's a bloody nuisance! It grows like mad and sneaks up all over the place. Next door have it growing as a sort of hedge and they keep it trimmed very neatly so there isn't many stems that actually flower but it gets has a very spreading habit!
Yup! that's the one
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Difficult to tell by the picture...
Check them out and let me know what you think please?
Cheers
I think nutcutlet is in the right area - the stems are very like a spiraea. It is very invasive, but can be pulled out. It has taken over a bed in a garden I'm renovating.
Thanks
Not Pokeweed - flowers are wrong http://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/phytolacca-americana/1662.html
Looks like Spiraea douglasii to me http://www.nativeplantsociety.org/douglasspirea.htm
Spiraea douglasii
I haven't suddenly developed an ability to identify plants I was told that was what mine was when I asked on the forum last year.
Difficult to tell by the picture...