Pics of my lottie!

[Jelliebabe]

Hiya - well finally got the cameramathing to connect to the computermebob and so have a few piccies to share!

Okay so the first two piccies are a view from the top and the bottom of the whole plot...

The second two pictures are bushes that I dont know.... Can anyone identify them? The first one there is a whole row of them, the second pic is a lone bush by itself Answers on a post card!!!

[tiachica]

hazelnuts, I think?

nah, definitely not on a second look... wrong leaves.

[Jeanied]

The row of bushes look a bit like grapevines to me.
But I'm sure someone else will give you a positive ID.

[Nicos]

I'd go with grapevine too.
Are there any dead leaves tangled in at the base area which may give a clue??

[Jeanied]

There are some thorns on stems in the last picture - if there are thorns down the leaf veins it could be a rose or a bramble.

[Jelliebabe]

Ah the thorns are on a bramble that is going through the bush! It all needs a little taming - But not too bad eh! The guy that had it was old apparently and it just got a bit tooooo much. So it has been worked until last summer ish!

[Florence Fennel]

It's a fine plot JB, happy growing!

[Aberdeenplotter]

yes, it looks like a plot with real potential and in half decent nick.

[Ladybird2618]

The first lot definately look like grapevines to me and the second looks alot like a blackcurrant. Cut a bit off and smell the wood. Blackcurrant wood smells of blackcurrant - that should give you a clue!
Good luck with it.
x

[Snadger]

I would pick the french or runner beans on the second piccie and save the seed for re-sowing in a dry place. Look a bit like borlotti beans?

I reckon grape vines and blackcurrants also!

[gojiberry]

Ask your lottie neighbours they should know. I agree the first looks like a vine but could be currants grown as a standard. You will know once the leaves apear.

Ian

[Jelliebabe]

Thanks Snadge - I have done that! They are sat in a coffee jar at the moment!

Goji - Haven't seen any neighbours yet! I gues they are waiting until its warmer like sensible folk!