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Palustris:

No.0. April Succulent leaves clasping red stem. Serrated leaves.


N0 1 June  Camassia, Anthericum or Paradisea


No 2 June Phlox bifida alba(?)


N0 3 June Silene schafta(?)


N0 4 Sept. Potentilla


N0 5 June Codonopsis grey-wilsoni


N0 6 June Paeonia emodii (?)


No 7 May Potentilla alba


No 8 May badly photographed Incarvillea(?)


No 9 May Saxifraga

No 10 May Geranium

Edited to add names and info given.

ideasguy:
Its amazing how much you need to refer to good photos in this ID business.
I hope we can get these plants identified and into the Master Database,

No 3 In the genus Silene ??

No 4. I thought Geum chiloense 'Lady Stratheden'  at first with those leaves
http://www.hort.net/gallery/view/ros/geuchls/     
https://www.anniesannuals.com/signs/d%20-%20g/geum_chiloense_ls.htm   
but its double
Had a quick look at Potentillas (Cinquefoil) as it has similar(ish) leaves, but no match in a quick hunt

No 6 a Paeonia?

No 10 a Geranium, but which one?

Over to the other members

DEBORAH:
# 1
# 2  YUCCA  yup
# 3  LUNARIA  maybe?
# 4
# 5
# 6  RANUNCULUS pretty sure
# 7
# 8  TRADESCANTIA yup
# 9  ALLIUM also pretty certain
#10  looks like CRANESBILL

Have been out stacking wood and cam in to eat and started looking at these- afraid I must get back and finish that pile because it's gonna snow (YIKES) tomorrow.  Will be thinking about these and will get back on later...#1 and #4 are right on the tip of my tongue too.

Cheers
-Deborah

ideasguy:
Thanks for joining in Deborah
Its great to see you here a dnits been a long time since we have been in contact. I'll send you an email later.

Back to Erics photos.
No 5
Codonopsis?
http://www.kneebone.freeserve.co.uk/himalsnow.htm
Not exacty the one, but they have 5 petals like yours.

By the way, thats a fantastic website
Heres the Home page:
http://www.kneebone.freeserve.co.uk/

Palustris:
Thanks Deborah. Nice try.However, no 2 is either Anthericum, Paradisia or Camassia. We have not got Yucca in the garden. No. 3 is probably a Silene. No6 is a Paeony and No 8 could be a badly photographed Incarvillea, while No. 9 is possibly a Saxifrage ( from the leaves) No 10 is defo a Cranesbilll, but Geranium what?
George. Codonopsis grey-wilsoni is a distinct posibility. I did try to grow it once.

Have to say I am not having much success at getting names for these plants and there are a lot more to follow. Perhaps I should stop taking the 'easy' route and start going through me books and the Internet. Was just being lazy and hopeful.

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