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YEAH! whats the prize? lol

( it could have been one of many many prunuses.)

Ok, well am pretty sure its a prunus something, so I'll go for Prunus Avium.

1. Mature oak
2.Prunus Serulla
3.Snake bark Maple (Pere David's Maple)
4. Mature Silver Birch
5. Ash
6.Plum?

If any of you are especially fond of hostas I can recomend this forum which I joined recently, its members are from US and Canada mainly but there are a few of us Europeans, it seems to be the font of ...

All I am using so far is a filter jug! I hope to install something much better eventually, none of the houses around here have any filtration systems, hardy folk here!

I have one that I have been drinking from for six years now, I'm still alive.....I think!
I have three others for garden use plus four blue barrels and three water buts and other associated containe ...

I had a quick google and can't find it for sale any where online.

If you know anyone who has one local to you ask if you can have a cutting all buddleja grow easily from cuttings, I have one taken ...

Do you mean Horse chestnut or sweet or Spanish chestnut?

either way both are easy to grow, fill a pot three quarters full put your seed in and just cover them with some more soil or compost, put th ...

I would suggest Aubretia which has purple flowers late spring/summer or snow in summer white flowers most of the summer. Even sempervivium would be great there and no maintenance or creeping rosemary, ...

rhus typhina 'laciniata' it is invasive as it suckers badly, has goog autumn colour.

don't know the other one sorry.

Top one is Phygelius, would guess philadelphus as bottom one too.

Just back home from my weekly visit to my Plant man George in Ballyshannon... Purchased 8 assorted Perennial Plants all well established for €20....OK it was Bucketing rain and the crowds were not exa ...

I would get in touch with Seed savers in co clare , they have Irish apple varieties from all over the country and mabey native to your county, they have a fantastic orchard down there .

I have bou ...

Is this for recreational use or for future firewood?

I would add Downy Birch it does better in Peat than silver birch, Oak , Red Oak, and even Sweet cheshnut I find does really well also Beech.

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How about Berberis darwinii, evergreen, orange flowers in late spring, followed by berries that the birds love. reasonably fast grownig but not mad, little prickly though but good to keep the neighbou ...