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Could you tell me what kind of plants are there?

Aleksandra Kowalczyk

4 years ago

Could you tell me what kind of plants are there?

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mare9772
4 years ago
Those are hydrangeas. They come in a number of different colours and are very popular in Britain.
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Pat Auld
4 years ago
Yes Hydrangeas and they are called Annabelle with huge blooms
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The London Gardener Ltd
4 years ago
Hi

These are Hydrangea Annabelle. there are also some Magnolia Grandiflora (not flowering).

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Emma
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