more plants to ID

[NotAnEMERGENCY]

Could you kind people help with some more plants?

This is pic A.

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Pic B: Does anyone know what sort of clematis this may be?

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Pic C: What is this?

[doradoo]

Could pic A be a gladioli?

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Pic D

[HeyMacWey]

Could a be early stages of crocosmia? Had it grown from a bulb?

C is a type of weed.

[HeyMacWey]

I think.

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Pic E: This is a photo I took a couple (?) of months ago (so not in flower now).

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Pic F: The leaves of a very tall shrub. Any ideas?

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Pics G & H: I think this is the same plant in different locations. (Please correct me if you think I'm mistaken though!) I posted pic H before but no one seemd to have any suggestions.

[NanTheWiser]

Pic F looks like Jasmine. I agree pic A is probably Montbretia/Crocosmia.

[Ferguson]

Did 'C' have little blue/purple flowers a while ago? I think its a weed, speedwell (veronica) of which there about twenty varieties. 'D' is also speedwell, and has VERY TINY almost white flowers. (I must get to know the speedwells in more detail; they are all in my Marjorie Blamey book!)

[MrsBertBibby]

I think pic G is a dogwood (cornus, or spindle). It isn't the same as H. Good for butterflies but a bit rampaging.

Does anyone know the name of the plant that produces little orange yellow puffballs on tall stems in early Spring?

[NotAnEMERGENCY]

Thanks for all the replies! I'm glad about the crocosmia - I think the flowers are really pretty!

[traviata]

MrsbertBibby is that buddleia globosa?

[LadyB49]

If pic A throws out a dark orange flower it's Crocosmi. Monbretia is a smaller version with a paler orange similar flower. Crocosmia is the more striking and it'll thicken up year after year.

[LadyB49]

Could H be a mint?

[traviata]

Pic B might be Carnaby.

[MrsBertBibby]

Traviata, no, sadly, that's lovely! This is shorter (1.5m high) the flowers are more puffbally and the leaves are smaller, lighter green, a bit rusty looking. It's fairly common, but I've never known its name, and I want to know how to care for it as they can look lovely but mine is really scruffy and meh. Flowers from quite early, March maybe, April definitely.

[MissMargie]

I think h is dead nettle of some sort, a weed

[NanTheWiser]

Probably Kerria japonica pleniflora MrsBertBibby.

[nannybeach]

Think A is gladioli, c is a weed, birds eye speedwell, easy to pull up.Try putting the pics on the Gardeners World forum

[Gatekeeper]

A) not sure about this being monbretia/crocosmia as leaves seem a little too corregated

B) clematis...possible Ernest markham or jackmans purple

C) speedwell- annual 'weed'
d) can't make it out despite nose an inch off the monitor
E) violet
F) possibly climbing jasmine?
g) dogwood
h) the toothed leaf one - looks like mock orange coming through

[Gatekeeper]

Mrsbert i agree with Nan- it is probably Kerria although the puffballs are a more deep eggy yellow than ornage. We call it Batchelors Buttons here in NE. It suckers terribly though so once you have it it will spread all over like a bloody rash (looks at neighbour's specimen)

[mistlethrush]

i agree with most of those - speedwell is lovely but really a weed. I think H is probably a weed too (and different from G) - possibly Fat Hen but I'm not sure from the photo .