Scarlet
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11-04-2021, 11:07 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-04-2021, 11:09 PM by Scarlet.)
First one has velvety leaves is Lychnis- I love it. It can have a magenta or a white flower. It's a short lived perennial and comes easily from seed.
Second one is sedum.
# If she has dug up plants to keep from the elder patch -
Keep in pots for a while to check there isn't any tiny piece of ground elder lurking in the pot. Good luck.
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Another plant/shrub. She said there are 2 that seemed dead but have now acquired some leaves.
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Could it be a hibiscus? I'm sure others will know for sure.
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I’d agree with JJB - hibiscus I reckon
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^^^ I'm gobsmacked, flowers etc not my strongest point, nice to be probably correct. 
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