Plant i.d please

[Guest]

Sorry I have no clues for you. There are two that have appeared in a pot and I have nothing growing like them



Thanks as always

[veggiechicken]

Reminds me of the plum family - or maybe weigelia?

[Mitzi]

Spirea? Almost looks like berberis but no spines.

[roitelet]

Willow of some sort?

[Guest]

Oh good, I am glad no one can agree on it. I thought perhaps a willow, but just don't know where it has come from.

[Thelma Sanders]

The middle one looks like a baby honeysuckle to me

[Guest]

^^^I do have summer and winter honeysuckle only 2m away but they are only little so didn't think they had flowered.

I am gonna have to grow them on now just for curiosity

[mothhawk]

I thought plum or damson. What is the labelled plant in the pot?

[Guest]

^^^Yew. There is a self seed buddleia in there and some hairy bittercress. (It is on my to do list )

[mothhawk]

^^^Yew. There is a self seed buddleia in there and some hairy bittercress. (It is on my to do list )

Ah, right. Not suckers then...

[Mr Bones]

Middle one looks like honeysuckle to me too.

[Guest]

Could it be privet? I am not very familiar with privet, but know one of my neighbours has a bit of a privet hedge.

[veggiechicken]

Did the yew come in that pot or have you potted it up?

[Guest]

I put it in that pot a couple of years ago. It was top dressed last year.

[Guest]

Well done those who thought it was a honeysuckle. I found a larger seedling in the veg patch and now know what it is. They are honeyberries (a relation of honeysuckle). Shame my honeyberries are vile so no more are required.