They look great in their new home.

Just thought I'd post a few pictures my dad took of them being removed from our garden. I think you have probably got the best method for moving them.

I was wondering if anyone can identify this deciduous shrub its in flower at the moment with very small yellow flowers. http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/5172/shrub6.th.jpg http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/1883/shrub2.th.jpg http://img109.imageshack.us/img109/728/shrub4.th.jpg http://img96.imagesha...

I'd say that Springy is correct with those IDs.

Only one I don't recognise is the bottom right, but thats not to say Springy is wrong.

Some lovely specimens there I think the silvery/grey cactus is actually a euphorbia. Not sure but reminds me of Euphorbia Mammillaris variegata (but somehow less spikey?).

Two shrubs both evergreen, two photos of each. Earlier in the year the one with red berries had silvery foliage but it isn't very silvery today. The one with white flowers is flowering at the moment if that helps. Shrub 1 leaves http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/3247/shrub3.jpg Shrub 1 berries http:/...

I'd also like to say Merry Christmas and many thanks for providing this forum, I have learnt alot from here.

Thanks for the ID.

Hi, Attached are two photos of this small perennial shrub in flower from earlier in the year, can anyone please identify it for me.

What I would do is to cut above the rot (see attached picture) and re-root the top cut by letting it callous over till it dries out but keep it standing straight, tied to a stick maybe? (see red line) And when it had calloused over re-root it in sand (but don't bury the stem, rest it on, again using...

Hi Phil,

Feel free to post these pictures on the British Cactus and Succulent Society Forum, they even have a helpdesk section where you don't need to be a member to post threads.

http://www.bcss.org.uk/foruma/viewforum ... e1693a37d0

What about Japanese plants, I can think of quite a few which don't appear especially exotic and are commonly planted, e.g. Japanese Cherry Prunus Serrulata, Spiraea Japonica and of course Acer Palmatum. Would these count? In my opinion they would with a mix of bamboos, japanese aralia and some asian...

A Rhododendron Poniticum panted by my grandfather in 1965.

Hi I have finally updated my webshots album of my greenhouse and agave collection if anyone is interested. http://community.webshots.com/user/paulh12 Some lovely pics there Paul, thanks for the update. icon_salut Something interesting I have noticed is generally people either grow Cacti or Succulen...

I lost all the available Sikkimensis and parent Nanas last winter simply because I had nowhere to put them so they had to take their chances :evil: . Scary thing for me is, I know I'll replace them when I see them at the right price Its the desire to have the sikkimensis (as a collector) but also t...

grub wrote:I figure I'm a theme gardener now Ross, been through the collector phase (at least I think I have but still yearn for just one more Nana )

I know how you feel grub, with me its cacti