[crowndale]

Can anyone identify this plant?  there are three or 4 in my new greenhouse and one in te lottie but I have no idea what it is.  Thanks, in hope.

[Trillium]

It has all the shapings of a species lily, but I wouldn't bet the house on it. They'll grow inside and out.

[crowndale]

hmm, worth a thought.  Really its a question of whether its worth keeping or not!

[milkman]

for my money it could be a hebe, euphorbia or butterfly bush - there, that's narrowed the options for you!

[piskieinboots]

looks like a frisbee to me

[mushroom]

looks like a frisbee to me

 

er, the plant looks like a weed to me!

[splodger]

i' d guess at a type of euphorbia

[gobs]

I have a very similar looking plant in my front garden, which I call weed. Pull them up every year, they are there every year.

I agree, they pretty much resemble a hebe sort of thing. Mine have got a whitish streak in the middle of leaves.

[gobs]

looks like a frisbee to me

    With correct spelling frizbee, lovely scent as well.  

[WG.]

Might it be a willowherb of some sort?

[agapanthus]

It spurge...or milkweed. When it  sets seed they are classed as pseudo capers

[Selkie]

It spurge...or milkweed. When it  sets seed they are classed as pseudo capers

isn't that a type of euphorbia?

if it is a euphorbia you need to take care with the sap, it can cause blisters and is poisonous. we have spurge growing wild in hedgregrows here and it is nasty

[shaun]

er, the plant looks like a weed to me!

no its not a weed but i know where your comming from  

[agapanthus]

er, the plant looks like a weed to me!

no its not a weed but i know where your comming from  

Does'nt look anything like weed!!  

[Trillium]

Best way is to simply dig one up and have a look at the root. If it's a bulb, then it's a lily. It's not a butterfly bush as I've just come in from moving mine and the leaves aren't the same. No form of willow grows like that either.