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what is this plant

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shirl starts with ...
Hi Have recently moved and found this plant in the garden. Approx 12ft tall with bamboo type trunk. Throws up a lot os suckers. Very large leaves which are not very pleasant to smell.
Thanks

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12th September 2014 2:14pm
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Al says...
Wait till those flowers come on and I think you'll have a better chance of I.D.. They look as though they'll be distinctive.
I've no idea what it is but thought of the castor oil plant when I initially saw it!??
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Al says...
Wait till those flowers come on and I think you'll have a better chance of I.D.. They look as though they'll be distinctive.
I've no idea what it is but thought of the castor oil plant when I initially saw it!??
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Linton says...
It's Melianthus Major.

Quite an old fashioned plant that used to be popular once, I still see it in peoples gardens around my area. Cheers.
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shirl says...
Thanks Linton
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