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abread111 wrote:
1 hr ago
But actually the said volunteers decided the Jasmine needed to be sprayed, probably after being trimmed back a bit first, as there were too many rooted stems spreading the shrub around. The 100s of stems removed are all other things - wisteria, ivy, sweet briar, ash trees, nettle tree, privet, and possibly also Virginia creeper - I did not get a photo of that creeper.
Jasminum mesnyi
waltraud wrote:
2 hrs ago
I added the forth photo that shows volunteers at work removing 100s of stems of Jasminum mesnyi; escape from behind garden.
Jasminum mesnyi
MichaelMulvaney wrote:
6 hrs ago
Possibly Eucalyptus persistens subsp. tardecidens
Eucalyptus (genus)
JaneR wrote:
6 hrs ago
Ok thanks, I should have thought of Lilies etc.
Are yu going to confirm this ?
Xyris gracilis
JasonPStewart wrote:
7 hrs ago
@JaneR i search in the general search box for this species and
then found this species here: Xyris gracilis
already in the Lillies and Irises sub-category (within Plants category) .
Xyris gracilis

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