h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

i know. Some reds are quite close to being to orange, and vice versa.

Yes Sea Buckthorn berries are yellow but the bush I need help with isn't this one.

It is a nice day for taking photographs but unfortunately I have a hangover, so am not really fit to travel. Tomorrow we move into our new home, so that's out. I wonder if I should have brought up this subject say in a few months,like April 2034?

I used to have a hangover. My belly hung over the top of my trousers. After losing 25 pounds, that problem is solved, though I am hungry more often than I used to be.

People on Facebook agree this one
http://www.facebook.com/341327959239272/photos/a.531842833521116/2637698152935563/ is Sea Buckthorn and we look forward to seeing a photo of the woodland plant with "foul smelling and waxy, white flowers", red berries and "dark green, shiny and lance shaped" leaves whenever you're ready Paigetheoracle.

As if by magic, I've just found your photos of the woodland plant, Paigetheoracle!

Here it is http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=2666570070048371&id=341327959239272&__xts__[0]=68.ARAC6f2RysLX5U3kXOiKSn18S4P9poV-J-jbFl8Q5C71-fq2FUzNRFaV8KFphPhuv7Set2Zdcvdfae1T8SH0xz7o_wYUGgTJE_VwD9sqo0SAjs2e4TcWZNmm3rAeQHDdG4g00_crBwBJiwf43to_QNDu92rAc8yKS_aqI5Tmy4_IBROTvl1a8d1QvOE8eQDiJbivII5CPxhCRdf4EGASCNPJiuuhtalKMMT7_PMJnE6jWTQYOMPmIYlvFfYJtn1JDBILqQ214J1aon-NRE4jtNXqyUav0kZj2E7_WM13IjILkbWrXYP8oNhPSA6zVgq-ya3MEBHcM5Y9TXkWJ--wUb6vGw&__tn__=-R

What do you think, Researchers?

It shore is purty, whatever it is.

Somebody from the Scottish branch of the Royal Horticultural Society, thinks it might be Photonia Davidiana, whatever that is in their book because it is not in mine

Here's a link with some info
http://pfaf.org/user/Plant.aspx?LatinName=Photinia+davidiana

Excellent

Certainly looks the part!