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From 1977 - Thelma Houston; Don't You Leave Me This Way I remember dancing to this......... However I prefer this version and remember d...
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From 1977 - Thelma Houston; Don't You Leave Me This Way I remember dancing to this......... However I prefer this version and remember d...
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The first plant is Solomon's Seal. It loves the shade. Flowering tree - perhaps an apple?
The first plant is Solomon's Seal. It loves the shade. Flowering tree - perhaps an apple?
The plant in the top pictures is Polygonatum, commonly known (at least in the UK) as Solomon's seal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polygonatum_odoratum
Looks like that, but I'm not a gardener.
They look like pear blossoms to me.
is it honeysuckle?
In my previous comment I did not mean the upper two pictures. I don't know what they are. The rest seems to me they are pear blossoms.
The low growing plant looks to me like a White Bleeding Heart Dicentra spectabilis 'Alba'.
The tree is harder, but looking at both the flowers and leaves, I'd guess at either a pear tree or a Victoria Plum.
Not sure about the tree, would need to see more of the tree. The flowering plant is Solomon Seal (which I really like). It's fairly expensive to buy in the nurseries but thankfully a pot will clump up in no time.
The flowers in the first photos are Solomon's seal - pretty but keep it in its place - it's quite invasive! Don't know the flowering tree, though.
The blooms on the second one look like my crabapple tree only white where my tree is pink. The first one looks like some sort of a lily leaf
Hi Gill The plant is Solomon's Seal, it prefers a shaded area, sorry cannot advised what kind of tree it is.
Patricia
It sounds like you've got at least some of the answers.
Have fun with this. I love spring.
Well now I know that is a Solomon's Seal. What an interesting name for a plant.
I'm quite certain the second photos are fruit trees, most likely pear or apple. Bess
I would say the tree is a pear or an apple.
God bless.
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