Plant id please

[enrico]

Looks a bit like anise hyssop but flowers seem too far apart so not sure. Is it fragrant?
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[Millet]

Can anyone tell me what this flower is please?

Hedge Woundwort maybe.

 

[enrico]

If it is anise hyssop then the bees will be all over it.

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[Hivemaker.]

Can anyone tell me what this flower is please?

Woundwort.

 

[8ace]

And one more please bee seem to like it a lot and has a delicate scent that travels quite a long way

 

[Millet]

It looks like a wild cherry to me or maybe blackthorn but around me they are going out of flower now, has it got any 1in long thorns on the branches.

 

[8ace]

It looks like a wild cherry to me or maybe blackthorn but around me they are going out of flower now, has it got any 1in long thorns on the branches.

It's just come into flower this week and it does have 1 inch thorns

 

[NickDub]

Bit hard to see - really need a close-up of flowers and leaves - might it be a Pyracantha ?

 

[Teemore]

And one more please bee seem to like it a lot and has a delicate scent that travels quite a long way

Looks like hawthorne. Tree in picture has blossom going over - starts to brown off and will often have a slight pinkish tinge at this point also. I notice a stronger scent from them at this point also. Some hawthorne has a very pink blossom when in full flower and others are distinctly red. The pinks and reds tend to come into bloom much later than the white flowered trees.

 

[Millet]

The leaves look wrong for Hawthorn, they are more Blackthorn looking to me but it has me stumped because Blackthorn should be finished flowering by now, if it has 1in long sharp needle like dark thorns it could be a confused Blackthorn Tree.

 

[Teemore]

Enlarged the pic as much as I could and no longer think it is Hawthorne. Don't recognise the leaf at all.

 

[8ace]

The leaves look wrong for Hawthorn, they are more Blackthorn looking to me but it has me stumped because Blackthorn should be finished flowering by now, if it has 1in long sharp needle like dark thorns it could be a confused Blackthorn Tree.

The flowers seem to have a yellowish tinge if anything and the thorns are dark I'll get a better pic flowers are very small

 

[Swarm]

No doubt you've been through Talybont on Usk? Between the old Post Office and the canal bridge, there are some trees that I think are the same, from memory. A type of Hawthorn, each individual flower is larger and leaves are a different shape.

 

[8ace]

Closer pic

 

[pargyle]

I have a Pyracantha Hedge in my front garden .. white flowers are just finishing and it will have yellow berries when they fruit. The thorns are hellish .. 1" long and as viscious as anything I've ever grown .. I dread the annual pruning as I end up looking like I've done five rounds with a Siberian tiger ! It grows like mad - half a metre a year and sometimes more ... I have it there to deter intruders against a wall into the back garden - mind you, anyone who even tried to get over the hedge would have a hell of a shock if they got over the wall ... that's where the bees are !

 

[mintmoth]

Hawthorn, or at least a crataegus of some description, there are quite a lot. Not the common hedging or Midland hawthorn. Perhaps as you say inch long thorns it might be the cockspur thorn (crataegus prunifolia).

 

[NickDub]

Still looks like Pyracantha to me from the leaves - should be an easy enough job to tell, if/when it develops berries.

 

[deanrpwaacs]

Can anyone id this shrub ? Humming with life today .

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[Erichalfbee]

A viburnum?

 

[enrico]

I agree, vibernum